THa~J~FORE, BE IT RESOLVED. That the City Council of the City of Santa Aha expresses
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<br />"Newport and Dyer
<br />S. E. Annex"
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<br />to MARION S~II'£mER the appreciation of the City e~ployees, the citizens of the City
<br />and the members of said Council for her more than thirty-five years of faithful ser-
<br />vice to her City, its citizens and official family." The Clerk expressed her sincere
<br />thanks to the Councilmen for the Scroll.
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<br />The Mayor announced that this is the time fixed by Resolution No. 62-110 for the City
<br />Council to hear written protests against the annexation made by any person owning
<br />real property within the territory proposed to be annexed to the City of Santa Ana
<br />under the designated name of "NEWPORT AND DY~q, S. E. ANNEX". The Mayor asked the
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<br />Clerk for the affidavits of publication of Resolutio~ No. 62-110 and the affidavit of
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<br />mailing,/written notice of this proposed annexation, which were presented. On motio~
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<br />of Councilm-n Heinly, seconded by Brewer and carried, the affidavits were received
<br />and filed. The Mayor asked the Clerk of the Council to read any written protests
<br />against the annexation. The Clerk read protests from owners of property within the
<br />proposed "Newport and Dyer S. E. Annex" from the Irvine Company, signed by Charles S.
<br />Thcams, President, advising the value of privately owned property, including that of
<br />the Irvine C~mpany, located within the territory proposed to be annexed, for protest
<br />purposes, as shown on the last equalized assessment roll is $595,210.00, and none of
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<br />such property is exempt from taxation; from Irvine Ranch Water District, signed by
<br />W. F. Graves, advising the value of property located within the territory proposed to
<br />be annexed, for protest purposes, is $1500.00; from George E. Bradley, Attorney for
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<br />Walter J. Pollard, owner of approximately 20 acres, in the proposed annexation; from
<br />Walter J. Pollard, advising the value of the property; from the State Department of
<br />Public Works, stating the property owned by the State Department of Public Works is
<br />involved in this proceeding proposed to be annexed is $26,360.00. On motion of
<br />Councilman Heinly, seconded by Hubbard and carried, the protests were received, filed
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<br />and referred to the Director of Public Works for report to the Council as to what
<br />portion of the lands included are within said annexation and the assessed value of
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<br />William F. Smith
<br />Representing
<br />Irvine Co.
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<br />such portion of said annexation as set forth in the protests.
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<br />The Mayor asked the Clerk if she had received any letters objecting to the annexation
<br />and she replied that letters had been received from the following: Mrs. John F.
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<br />Boose, 1520 E. 17th Street, Santa Aha; W. H. Spurgeon, Jr., Room 233, W. H. Spurgeon
<br />Bldg, Santa Aha; W. S. Patrick, 1246 So. Shelton; Mrs. William J. Zechiel, 12902
<br />Browning Avenue, Santa Ama; Bobby O'Dell, no address; a card signed by Albert V. and
<br />Margaret M. Littleford, 905 So. Orange, Elmer G. and Merle B. Thackrey, 911 So. Orange,
<br />Harry R. amd Anna S. Livingston, 906 Orange Avenue, and Robert R. and Helen B. Schill.
<br />lng, 915 Orange, all of Santa Aha; Mrs. Robert F. ~_ander, President, League of Women
<br />Voters of Santa Aha, 10OO2 Deerhaven Drive; statement by Louis Kuplan, President,
<br />Internati~aal Association of Gerontology, Ssa Francisco; and Major General A. R. Kier
<br />U. S. Marine Corps C~der, E1 Toro.
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<br />William French Smith, representing The Irvine Co., 634 So. Spring Street, Los Angeles,
<br />stated it is the position of the Irvine Co. that one half of the owners of the prop-
<br />erty by value within the proposed annexation have protested. On the basis of that
<br />protest it is ~ position that the Council has no Jurisdiction in the matter and
<br />when protests of this nature are made, the City Council is duty bound by law to cease
<br />further proceedings, and pass a Resolution to that effect. With respect to the pro-
<br />tests and especially the Irvine Co., this value is based on the value which appears
<br />on the last equalized assessment rolls. This is an annexation initiated under the
<br />uninhabitedj law requirements and it predisposes that the territory is uaf-babited;
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