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· RESOLUTION NO. 63-15 RESOLUTION NO. 63-15 AUTHORIZING ClTY C0ND~NATION ALTON ST~-t' ATTORNEY TO COMMENCE CONI~MNATION FRO- ¢-.~.~NGS FOR STl~mr PURPOSES (Ertension of Alton Street across W-lliday) was introduced by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Brewer that fur~, reading be waived and Resolution No. 63-15 be adopted. On roll call vote: Ayes~ Councilmen: Ncc s, Count ~ ] ---~ 1 Absent, Councl~'aen: Hubbard, Schlueter, Gt!more, Brewer, Hall None None . AGRE~E~T - SIGN ENOROAC~E~T On ~otion of Coun~ilman Hubbard, see~aded by Couno~Im,,~ ,Brewer,' and carried, Council authorized execu- tion of an agreement with Ted Ordentlich, 901 West 4th, to remove sign~ encroachment from setback area. A~E~qENT - SIGNALS On motion of Councilman Hubbard, FOURTH AND TUSTIN neeonded by Councilman Brewer and carried, Council authorized execu- tion of an agreement with the State of California for cooperative construction of signals at the intersection of Fourth and Tustin. AGI~Wm.~PT - SI(H~ ENC~OHME~T On motion of Council-s- Hubbard, .~. Co,cia au~orized exe~- ~bler C~ ~ency, ~08 West Firs~ setback ~ea. PAPJfING ON 10TH STREET RESOLUTION 63-17 Main frnm 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Council received a staff report rec~nding approval of a request for the prohibition of parking on Tenth Street between Broadway and RESOLUTION NO. 63-17 OONC~ING PABKINO LIMITATIONS AND SIGNING IN ACCORD- ANCE '£aZa~EWA'A'm (Tenth Street) was introduced by title. It was moved by Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Oouncl~-- Schlueter, that further reading be waived and Resolution 63-17 be adopted. On roll call vote: NO~S~ Co-unc41men | Absent~ Oouncil,~en: Hubbard, Schlueter, Gilmore, Brewer, Hall None None ~OCESS TO PARK LANE Council received a report fro~ the Planning C~mmtsslon, regarding re- quest frc~ Clara E. Vose for vehicu- lar access to Park Lane for the re- location of an existing residence at 1248 Memory Lane. Alden R. ~Connor, 1~20 West Park Lane, spokesman 'for approximately fifty-five nearby pr6perty owners, presented a letter to~ the Council askin~ that the ~rantin6 of access be conditioned by certain restrictions. 0. B. SpaAnhower, 1220 W. Park Lane, also spoke in opposition. Jack Rimel, attorney, 310 N. Main Street, spoke on behalf of the applicant am~ ~y FtsHback~ 2131 ~. ~d~fay, spoke in favor of the grantin6 of access. It was moved by Councils-- Hubbard, seconded by Councilman Schlueter, and . carried, that the vehicular access b~ approved, subject to the usual improve- mo~m~d fee requirements. City ~ounctl - 16 - Jan~,