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meanwhile a school boy patrol be trained to take over after Christmas recess without the adult guard. Roger Harvey, 2R14 N. Forest~ spoke against having a school boy patrol, stating it was preferable to no protection whatever, but that a permanent adult crossing guard should be maintained. MISCELL~NEOUS On motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Couucilman Schlueter and carried~ the CO~UNICATIONS following communications were received and ordered filed: C^-12 FrGn City of Orange, submitting Resolution No. 1942~ proposing to annex 31 acres betweenVilla Park Road and Southern Pacific Tracks East of Handy Street. From the Public Utilities Com~ission~ ~ecisions regarding the following: CA-43 Order authorizing construction of a crossing at separated grades between the ~in line and switch tracks of the Atchison~ Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, and the Southern Pacific Company and First Street in the City of Santa Ana. CA-43 Order to establish a grade crossing of Second Street over and across a spur track of the Southern Pacific Company~ east of Evergreen Street to supplement the application for an order authorizing a crossing at separated grades between the main line and switch tracks of the Atchi- son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, and the Southern Pacific Company~ and First Street in the City of Santa Ana. C^-ll~ Resolution by the Board of Supervisors of Orange County conveying easements to the City of Santa Ana. Excerpts from the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, as C^-45 follows: (1) Cancellation of taxes granted to City of Santa Ana. (~) Re- C,-h0 quest for dissolution of Garden Grove Sanitary District. CA-7~ Fr~mMrs. Marie Davis and Mr. Harry Davis~ informing that a ditch has been dug by their neighbor between the two properties and extending to the curb. CA-94 From Arturo "Rudy" Moreno, President, Master Bakers Retail Association of Los Angeles County, wishing success on plans for annexation of "Leisure World." CA-44 From Delbert W. Michael, 917 S. Toland Street~ letter objecting to a variance application for a service station on the northeast corner of the intersection at Euclid (Verano) and McFadden (Sugar) Avenues~ with petition signed by 34 persons (no addresses given.) CA-63 From George A, Hill, District Engineer, Division of Highways, transcript of the public hearing held in Costa Mesa relative to the proposed routing of the Route 18~ Freeway between 0.5 mile south of Palisades Road to the Route 158 Freeway. C~-ll£ From WilliamJ. Phillips~ Chairman, Board of Supervisors~ County of Orange, report to the Orange County Board of Supervisors on proposed operational fire- break and fuelbreak plan for the high fire hazard areas of O~ange County. Request from William E. Garrison~ Executive Secretary of United States Day Ccm~mittee~ Inc., for Proclamation making October 23, 1962 known as "United States Day." CA-~O Request from Edward J. Flynn~ Director of CARE~ that the people of Santa Ana be called upon to support the CARE Relief for Iran. CA-20 Fr~m R. J. Botts, 12~9 So. Harmon$ requesting four way stop signs be placed at First and Newhope Streets. From Edith M. Lopez, 627 Kawaii Street, requesting a school crOssing on McFadden Street across fr~m the Kona Kai Trailer Court, 4117 W. McFadden. C~-40 From Marjorie Hill Adams~ 2201 Valencia Street and Elizabeth A. Maxson~ 2205 Valencia Street, letters requesting necessary improvements for safety and beautification be made in the 2200 block of Valencia Street. Subject Notifications of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control regarding Roy A. Davidson, 610 West ~th Street~ and Graham T. M. Keymer, 601 North Harbor Boulevard. REQUEST On the unanimously approved motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman TEENAGE PROGRAM CA-hO Schlueter, Council referred to Parks and Recreation Board for appropriate action a letter signed by a group of interested teenagers requesting that a study be made by the Cotuucil of teenage programs; also a letter pertaining to the same subject received from Mrs. Clark Dye, Chairman, Board of Recreation and Parks~ suggesting that qualified persons of the commuuity be considered as possible Youth Council Study Group Members.