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~0~ From A.B.C. Department Store, 3328 West Bolsa Avenue, requesting a street sign,i~
<br />to be located on the traffic island on Harbor Boulevard Just north of Bolsa Avenue,
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<br /> From Mrs. John LeCouix, 729 South Ross Street, protesting the approval of Var-
<br /> lance Application No.1522, filed by Russell D. Shields, to build a duplex on a lot
<br /> with an existing single-family dwelling at 706 South Birch Street,
<br />
<br /> Application of the Public Utilities C~E~ission of the State for investigation
<br />to establish rules and procedures to facilitate administration of 1957 amendment of
<br />Vehicle C~de Sections 5?6 and 5?6.5 relating to requirement that certain motor ye-
<br />hicles must stop at railway grade crossings, and
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<br />Request
<br />Big Brothers of
<br />Orange County, Inc.
<br />(Use of Municipal
<br /> Bowl) C~ ,~
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<br /> Notifications of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Applications of
<br />Lucian D. and Thelm~ C. Moran, 212 Bast Fourth Street; Michael's Markets, Inc.,
<br />1008 East 17th Street; Benjamin F. and Helen M. Kurtz, 5421 West Bolsa Avenue;
<br />Ben C., Eddie C.~Pascual C. and Robert C. M~zunz~ 1328 West First Street; Thomas A.
<br />Conway, 322 South Main Street; and Enrique M. and Erminia D. Ontiveros, 2106 West
<br />Fifth Street.
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<br />On motion of Councilman Heinly, seconded by Brewer and carried, the request of Big
<br />
<br />Brothers of Orange County, Inc., for deferment of payment of $85.00 for use of the
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<br />Municipal Bowl on July 3, 1961, until such time as the Organization can recoup their
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<br />loss, and requesting the use of the Bowl on July 3, 1962, for another benefit Fire-
<br />
<br />works Show, was received, filed, and the m~tter referred to the Recreation and Parks
<br />
<br />Request
<br />Immaculate Heart of
<br /> Mary Church
<br />(Stage a parade)
<br />
<br />Department for appropriate action.
<br />
<br />Communication was presented from Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, ll02 South Center
<br />Street, requesting permission to stage a parade of children on Saturday, September
<br />3nth, at ll:O0 A.M., with the parade to start at Bristol Street and McFadden Avenue,
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<br />after assembling on the A&PMarket lot, thence west on McFadden Avenue to Center
<br />
<br />Street, and disbanding at the Church Bazaar site on the school grounds; also request-
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<br />ing the assistance of two motorcycle officers. On motion of CounciLman Heinly,
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<br />seconded by Brewer and carried, the conmaunication was received, filed, and the matter
<br />
<br />Request
<br />Immaculate Heart of
<br />Mary Church
<br />(Stage Amusement
<br /> Center Annual Bazaar
<br />
<br />referred to the Police Department for appropriate action.
<br />
<br />Communication was presented from Immaculate Heart c~- Mary Church, 1102 South Center
<br />Street, requesting permission to stage a very limited Amusement Center type of oper-
<br />ation, in connection with the annual Church Bazaar, on September 29, ~0 and October
<br />l, on the-Parish school grounds at Center Street and McFadden Avenue, and to con-
<br />
<br />tract with Crafts 20 Big Shows, Lnc. for five rides for the bazaar. On motion of
<br />
<br />Councilman Heinly, seconded by Brewer and carried, the ccamm~uication was received,
<br />
<br />Arrow Laundry
<br />and Cleaners
<br />(Vibration Nuisance)
<br />
<br />filed, and the matter referred to the Police Department for appropriate action.
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<br />The matter for consideration of whether a criminal complaint should be filed against
<br />the Arrow Laundry and Cleaners, 620 Bast Sixth Street, for carrying on a vibration
<br />nuisance was again presented. Thomas B. Lenhart, 13881 Dall Lane, owner of the
<br />
<br />Laundry, stated he was not fully aware of the extent of complaints against his oper-
<br />ation, and reported the finest machinery had been installed in the Laundry, set in
<br />
<br />fifty to sixty tons of concrete. While the vibration has not been completely dimin~
<br />ished, Mr. Lenhart stated the New York factory responsible for the installation is
<br />
<br />currently attempting to correct the problem. Also, the Laundry is operated daily
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<br />from 7:00 A.M. to 4:BO P.M. only, and on Saturdays from approximately 8:00 A.M. to
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<br />ll:O0 or 12:00 Noon~ and requested thirty days to either correct the situation or
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<br />to remove the machines. George W. Whiddon, 602 E. 6th Street; Cecil Robinson,
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<br />613 E. 6th Street; E. H. Croix, 621 E. 5th Street; and Harold Hill, 601 E. 6th
<br />
<br />Street, individually stated there was a heavy vibration from the Laundry at various
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<br />hours~ and requested action to stop the vibration nuisance as it is injurious to
<br />the health and welfare of the residents in the area. Also, there is evidence of dam-
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<br />age~ to several residences and a new apartment building, and the further possibility
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