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<br />commUn~'~ations On ~°tion of Coun¢i~n ~ubba~d, seconded by Schluete~ an~ c~r~ed, the-~011g~'~- 1
<br />Boundary Commission,
<br />City of Orange, et al ccmmm_nications were received and filed:
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<br /> Frc~ the Boundary C~ ssion regarding proposed annexation of territory to the!~
<br /> ~ City of Santa Ana "Grand Avenue West aud Santa Clara Northeast Annex," advising the
<br /> boundaries of the proposed annexation meet the approval of the County Surveyor's
<br /> office in respect to Section 35002 of the Government Code,
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<br /> From the Boundary C~ssio~ regarding proposed annexation of territory to th~
<br /> Q City of Santa Aha "Sugar East of WaxdAnnexation - Revised," advising the boundaries
<br /> 7% of the proposed annexation meet the approval of the County Surveyor's office in
<br /> respect to Section 35002 of the Government Code,
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<br /> Frcm the City of Orange submitting copy of Resolution No. 1727 proposing to
<br /> ,"~annex certain real property on the extreme north side of the City of Orange, desig-i
<br />~ nated "Annexation No. 165,"
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<br /> From the County Agricultural Co~missioner enclosing copies of the Revised Weed
<br />Control Policy ahd Resolution No. 61-~22 adopted April 25, 1961 pertaining to the
<br />Pest and Rodent Control Policy~
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<br /> Frcm the General Chairman, Walter Knott Recognition Com.~tttee, expressing ap-
<br />preciation for the cooperation received reference the Walter Knott Day and the
<br />planting of trees throughout the County,
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<br /> Petition signed by six persons stating the property belonging to the Pacific
<br />Electric Company, also City easement of 25 feet on the north to 35 feet on the
<br />south, behind lots I through 6 of Tract No. 2238, located east of the P.E. Railway
<br />right-of-way, in Rousselle Street, between Occidental and Hobart Streets, are an
<br />eyesore due to the collection of cans, trash and weeds, and requesting that Pacifm~
<br />Electric do something about their property, and the City property be used for beau~!
<br />tification purposes only,
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<br /> From Mrs. Lorena T. Bugbee, 2028 So. Olive Street, stating there are many dea~'.
<br />trees on Glenwood Place, between Flower and Bristol Streets, as well as trees in
<br />the 2000 block South Olive Street, which should be replaced, and asking that the
<br />situation be remedied, or the taxpayers be allowed to plant trees of their own,
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<br /> From the President, Parent Teacher Council, expressing appreciation for recent
<br />dog leash law and past cooperation,
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<br /> From C. S. Walton, 1312 So. Ross Street, stating his support of a proper dog
<br />control law,
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<br /> From Mrs. Jan Phillips, 2510 Larchmont Avenue, stating that dogs should not
<br />be allowed to run loose and advising of a near-fatal accident due to a stray dog,
<br />and urging the passage of a dog leash law,
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<br /> From the President, Orange County Historical Society, expressing by Resolution!
<br />the need for enlarging the facilities of the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum, and
<br />that funds be. included in the 1961-62 Budget, to provide adequate space to the
<br />Museum for the care and exhibition of its treasures,
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<br /> From the Vice-Chairman, Board of Recreation and parks, advising Mrs. Clark
<br />Dye's term of office as a member will expire on July l, 1961, and advising at a
<br />meeting of the Board held on April 24, the members unanimously recc~mended the re-
<br />appointment of Mrs; Dye for a four-year term of office. Also suggesting that Fred
<br />Niedringhaus be appointed to fill vacancy created by the resignation of Kenneth E.
<br />Morrison, with term of office to expire July l, 1964,
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<br /> Minutes of the 171st Meeting of the Orange County Mosquito Abatement District,!
<br />dated April 21, 1961,
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<br /> Application of the Greyhound Corporation, before the Public Utilities Core,his-
<br />sion, for an order authorizing increases in intrastate passenger fares other than
<br />local and commutation fares; also application of Transcontinental Bus System, Inc.,~
<br />Continental Pacific Lines, Gibson Lines, and American Buslines, Inc., before the
<br />Public Utilities Commission, for authority to increase one-way and round-trip intrs~
<br />state passenger fares pursuant to Sections 45h and ~91 Public Utilities Code, and
<br />setting a hearing for Tuesday, June 6, 1961, in the CommisSion Courtroom, State
<br />Building, San Francisco, and
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<br />Con~nunication
<br />Downtown Association
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<br /> Notification of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control of Applications
<br />of Patricia D. and Porter B. Perry, 2002 South Flower Street; Gerald C.
<br />Irma M. Pickering, 5019 West Bolsa Avenue; and Dale M. Fickes, 900 North Broadway-
<br />Tenth Floor.
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<br />Communication was presented from the President, Downtown Santa Ana Association,
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<br />stating it is the desire of the property owners and retail business establishments
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<br />to have downtown Santa Ana remain the major shopping center of the County, and
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<br />requesting that the improvement of the street illumination be included in the annual
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<br />budget to cover the entire Central Business District; also requesting closer coor-
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<br />dination with the County Supervisors to improve the ingress and egress streets
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<br />leading into the area, and suggesting a north bounl off-ramp at 4th Street from
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<br />the Santa Ana Freeway be considered by the State Highway Department. On motion of
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