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I Comm~nicat ion
<br />County Tax Collector
<br />i Sale of real property
<br />!at Public Auction
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<br />Reqmest
<br />Mrs l Winifred S.
<br />Teske, et al
<br />Traffic Signal
<br />Warner Ave. and
<br />Flower St.
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<br /> Fron the City of Orange submitting co~y of Resolution No. 1866, proposing to
<br /> annex certain real property northeast of Prospect Avenue and La Veta Avenue, desig-
<br />~nated "Annexation No. 184,"
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<br /> From the City of Orange subm_ittf~ copy of Resolution No. 1867, proposing to
<br /> annex certain real property northeast of Loretta Drive and La Veta Avenue, desig-
<br /> ~nated "Annexation No. 185,"
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<br /> Frc~ G. H. Hicks, Executive Director, Goodwill Industries, expresslug apprecis
<br /> tion to the Council an~ their constituents on behalf of over 500 handicapped people
<br /> for the work opportunities provided by the contribution of materials during 1961,
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<br /> From the Orange County Fireman's Association extending an invitation to the
<br /> Council to attend the CaliforniaMesa,Fire Show to be held June 2, 1962, at the Orange
<br /> County Fair Grounds in Costa time of the event to be 9:00 A.M. to 7:00
<br /> P.M.,
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<br /> From the 17th Street Improvement Assn., announcing the newly elected officers
<br /> and directors for the 1962-63 fiscal year, and offering its cooperation and solicit
<br /> C~ing support on matters of mutual concern,
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<br /> From Aylesworth R. Bennett, 2014 Greenleaf Street, urging the restoration of
<br /> the former schedule of sweeping the streets each week,
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<br /> From the City Attorney indicating a request from the Engineering and Grading
<br /> Contractors Association for the City to adopt a bond requirement on subdivisions
<br /> which would protect sub-contractors and material suppliers,
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<br /> Minutes of the 182nd Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Orange County Mosquito
<br /> Abatement District, dated March 16, 1962,
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<br /> Application of The Greyhound Corporation before the Public Utilities C~....~!~sic
<br /> for authority to reroute urban routes in the City of Santa Aha, and
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<br /> Notifications of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Applications of
<br /> Arnold and Miriam J. Landsman, 316 North Harbor Boulevard; ~kin H. Tiner, 2038½
<br /> .S. outh Main Street; and Bo S. and Leong C. Lee, ~21 East McFadden Avenue.
<br /> Cumm~nieatlon was presented from the County Tax Collector advising intention to
<br /> sell at public auction certain real property described as Tract No. 506, Lot 2'6,
<br /> Block "D," being located on the north side of Occidental Street, west of Greenville
<br /> Street, and inquiring if the City consents or objects to the sale of the property.
<br /> It was moved by Councilman Brewer, seconded by Hubbard and carried, that the Count
<br /> Tax Collector be advised the City Council has no interest in this parcel of proper
<br /> ty and has no objection' to the sale by public auction.
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<br /> Commmnications were presented from Mrs. Winifred S. Teske, 2514 Sonth Shelton, Mr.
<br /> and Mrs. R. McGeough, 2~19 South Towner, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wohlstrom, 2305 South
<br /> Olive Street~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cobb, 2~09 South Olive Street, Jeanne E. and
<br /> Thc~as C. Owen, 2631 South Park Drive,Mr. and Mrs. M. Ducey, 2529 South Olive
<br /> Street, Mrs. Wallace Hersom, 2525 Romona Drive, Mrs. william Beck, Mrs. Marlene J.
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<br /> Wallgren, 2610 South Olive, Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. William Penney, 2510
<br /> Street,
<br /> South Olive Street, Mr. and Mrs. William Say, 2618 South Olive/ Mrs. Helen T. Wide,
<br /> Street,
<br /> 22h3 South Terrier/ Mrs. J. Jerry, Mrs. He~ry O'Connell, 2609 South Park Drive, Mrs
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<br /> C. H. HOward, Mary Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cash, 141~ South Sycamore Street; and
<br /> Mrs. Teske presented a petition signed by approximately 666 persons requesting a
<br /> traffic signal at the intersection of Warner Avenue and Flower Street for the
<br /> safety of the school children. On motion of Counc~ ~man Hubbard, seconded by Hein].~
<br /> and carried, the c~onications and petition were received end filed. The Manage:
<br /> reported a study has been made and the intersection meets the requirements for the
<br /> installatic~ of a traffic signal, but m~ is not available in the 1961-62 Budget
<br /> for this installation. Charles Lumbar, 2321 South Ramona Drive, asked if it would
<br /> be possible to use a battery operated light to solve the immediate problem. The
<br /> Manager stated the City has only one piece of this equipment, which is presently in
<br /> use during rush hours and it would not be feasible to use it on an all day basis.
<br /> Mrs. Teske stated the situation has been serious for a year and the children cross
<br /> this intersection to go to the parks and schools. On motion of Councilman Heinly,
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