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From the League of California Cities, with proposed Ordinances, reference the
<br />amendment of local sales and use tax Ordinances a~m4nistered by the State Board of
<br />Eque!ization purs!~ant to the Bradley-Burns Uniform Local Sales and Use Tax Law
<br />(Revenue and Taxation Code, Sections 7200 to 7209),
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<br /> From the Board of Supervisors enclosing Minute Order of October 31, 1961, and
<br />copies of letters from the County Assessor and the County Counsel, regarding the
<br />proposed tax relief for fall-out shelters, which were received, filed and the Clerk
<br />instructed to forward copies of said reports to each City in the County,
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<br /> From the City of Westminster enclosing copy of Resolution No. 362, adopted
<br />October 16, 1961, urging tax relief as to fall-out shelters,
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<br /> From the City of Westminster enclosing copy of Resolution No~ 361, adopted
<br />bet ~6, 1961, urging enforcement for the inst~llation of water meters,
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<br /> From the Orange County Water District submitting copy of letter from the
<br />PreSident, State Public Utilities Commission, stating the Commission will persist il
<br />its efforts to see that water services in Orange County are metered,
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<br /> From the City of Buena Park enclosing Resolution No. 15~4, adopted October 10,
<br /> 1961, urging the continued efforts of the Public Utilities C~mm~ssion to compel
<br />~#~.~installation of water meters in Orange County,
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<br /> From }{rs. B. Ellwo~ Lindley, 2024 Victoria Drive, protesting higher than twor
<br />~story buildings a~Jacent to a residential area,
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<br /> From Doxander P. Leonard, 1103 Memory ~e, submitting an assessor's map and
<br /> requesting pre-zoning of property designated "Parcel 9", located on Memory
<br /> near the Freeway,
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<br /> Fro~ Thos. C. Ridgway, Jr., Los Angeles, stating he is the prospective pur-
<br />chaser of the Do~-4er P. Leonard property on Memory Lane, and if the property can
<br />be properly pre-zoned and annexed to the City, it is intended to develop a bungalow
<br />apartment development s~mflar to that adjacent to it, known as the Hana Kiki Apart-i
<br />merits,
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<br /> Telegram from Mrs. Harold L. Bearden, 12~7 South Kelson Street, urging the
<br />Council to oppose any new construction of the Municipal Bowl,
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<br /> Fro~ the Diamond Ice Company, 1106 East First Street, opposing the plan to
<br />construct an underpass on East First Street,
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<br /> From Frank N. Seal, owner of property at 1058-60 East First Street, operating
<br />as the Advertising Arts Building, and requesting early decision reference the pro-
<br />posed development on East First Street covering the underpass or the overhead, and
<br />stating preference for no changes due to a group of tenants or lessees with a time
<br />element from one to eight years,
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<br /> From Richard H. Lawrence, 2109 North Valencia Street, with four signatures,
<br /> requesting a further amendment of Municipal Code Section 4270, as follows: "This
<br />amendment covers noise frc~ one or more band or orchestra instruments when not
<br />g#~/~playing for ~ances or entertainment in prescribed places for those purposes", and
<br /> stating the health of persons living in residential areas were not only endangered, l
<br /> but also injured by the noise from musical instr~sents,
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<br /> From J. A. Merritt, Owner, Mobile VacuamRepair Shop, Long Beach, enclosing a
<br />description of his business currently operating mobile units in the City, and re-
<br />~ .~questing a change in the license fee of $5.00 per day per unit, to $50.00 per unit
<br /> *each year,
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<br /> From the Harry F. Coleman Garage, 211 East First Street, requesting assistancei
<br /> in stepping the dirty water, oil, paint and refuse being washed from the Earl Schei~
<br /> ./.Paint Shop, 301 East First Street, across the sidewalk into the gutter and then
<br />~x~-flowing in front of his place of business,
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<br /> From Archie Nowe, 1224 Orange Avenue, enclosing statements in the amount of
<br /> $1~.59 each, and pos~rked ten days apart, from the Water Division, and protesting!
<br />~/~/~ the amounts charged for water for a two-roam house with two residents,
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<br /> From M~s. R. F. Parker, 18181 Beneta Way, Tustin, stating approval of stand o~i
<br />g#~/~.' non-observance of United Nations Day and for the proclamation of United States Day, i!
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<br /> From Mrs. John K. Br~Wn, 1600 - 20th Street, San Pedro, stating regrets at the::i
<br /> ~#J4rescinding of the United Nations Day Proclamation,
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<br />~, From the Director of Finance, submitting the Financial Report for fiscal year
<br />ending June 30, 1961,
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<br /> datedMinuteSoctober°f20,the1961,177th Meeting of the Orange County Mosquito Abatement District,ilil
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<br /> Application of the State Public Utilities Comaission in the matter of the
<br /> investigation on the Co~ission's own motion concerning the proper treatment for
<br /> rate-making purposes, to be accorded accelerated amortization and accelerated depr~b
<br /> ciation,
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<br /> Application of the State Public Utilities C~ission giving Notice of ProcedUr~
<br />!i!~'to be used at hearing in the matter of investigation to establish a 196~ list of
<br /> railroad grade crossings of city streets or county roads most urgently in need of I~
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