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420 Claim for Injuries Communication American Legion Develop Youth Center (Use of Fire Station) Request Mrs. Joe W. Headlee, et al~ Crossing Guard Hazard Street at Rosita School Request Alleviate danger- ous traffic condi- tions Tamy Lane iRequest Hanson-0' Bryan land Associates (Auction) ~ ~PPROVED iMa~r o~'T~y of Santa Aha Carrier. ~ On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the claim of Mrs. Vera Halverson, 912 West First Street, for injuries resulting from fall on sidewalk, and Doctor's report and bill in the amount of $65.00, was referred to the Attorney and Insurance Carrier. Ccmmmnication was a gain presented frc~ Santa Ana Post No. 131, American Legion, re- questing the develoument of a youth center at the site of the presently used Fire Station on Third Street, west of Bristol Street, said building to be for the use of youth groups sponsored by the Legion. The MAnager orally recommended that a letter be written to the American Legion advising of the Council's intention to sell the fire station; it is not contemplated to be a part of the recreation pro- gram; the Planning Department indicates rezoning would be required for use as re- quested by the Legion; parking is inadequate; the Building Department reports exten- sive remodeling would be required to meet the Building Code inasmuch as it was not designed for general assemblage, and because of deterioration and termite damage; and if the Legion maintains an interest in purchasing the property they will be notified as to the date the property will be offered for sale. On motion of Council- man Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the communication was received and filed, and the Manager instructed to write a letter to the Legion as recommended. A petition with approximately ll8 signatures was presented from Mrs. Joe W. Headle~ et al, Corresponding Secretary, Rosita School P.T.A., requesting a Crossing Guard on Hazard Street in front of the School. Department of Public Works recommended that this location be investigated by the Police Department and the proper officer, or crossing guard, be effectuated in confora~ce with the policy of the Police De- partment. The Manager orally reported an investigation indicated the location meets the standards which have been established for the desirability of protection, recommended that protection be provided, and suggested an attempt should be made to establish protection on the basis of the School Boy Patrol. Mrs. Joe W. Headlee, 1102 North Berni Street, stated the traffic on Hazard Street tends to be heavy dur- ing the times when the children are coming or going fr~m the school, and requested that protection be provided at this location. On motion of Councilman Heinly, secr onded by Hubbard and carried, the petition was received, filed, and the Manager instructed to take appropriate action to provide protection for the children cross- ing Hazard Street at Rosita School. The Manager orally reported the Department of Public Works has under consideration the matter of the dangerous traffic conditions on Tamy Lane, and a report will be made to the Council, reference the per, ion, signed by approximately 60 persons, re- ferred to the Department of Public Works by the Council August 7, 1961. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Brewer and carried, the Department of Public Works was instructed to expedite a solution to the traffic problem on Tamy Lane. On motion of Councilm~ Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the request of Hanson-O'Bryan and Associates was granted to hold an auction March 17, 1962, of skin-diving equipment, per list submitted. On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the City Council adjourned. Cl~rk of'tH% CoUncil