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WILLOWICK GOLF COURSE The report from the City <br /> Attorney dated January 31, <br /> 1974, relative to a pro- <br /> posed agreement between <br />the City and the City of Garden Grove was considered by Council. <br />It was moved by Councilman Ward, seconded by Councilman Yamamoto <br />and unanimously carried, to approve the Willowick Agreement <br />in principle and to instruct the staff to complete all negotia- <br />tions and submit a finalized agreement, as approved by the <br />Garden Grove City Council, with exhibits and a resolution <br />accepting the grant of open space easement, at the next Council <br />meeting, February 25, 1974. (CA 52.6) <br /> <br />ORAL COMMUNICATION Councilman Ward, the <br />GREENBELT COMMISSION City's representative <br /> to the Greenbelt Commis- <br /> sion. reported on two <br />subjects currently under consideration by that Commission. One <br />was the possibility of sign control along the Greenbelt. He <br />stated that he would support that kind of activity and that <br />he had asked the City staff to get involved. The other relates <br />to a study of standards for cleanliness and appearance of <br />equestrian areas. He stated that both matters could result <br />in Code Amendments. (CA 145.1) <br /> <br />ORAL COMMUNICATION Councilman Garthe reported <br />FLOWER STREET, NORTH that he had received <br />OF SEVENTEENTH several telephone calls <br /> questioning the purpose of <br />the City surveyors working on Flower Street, north of Seventeenth. <br />The Director of Public Works reported that they were taking the <br />topography as part of the landscaping sprinkler plan for Flower <br />Street, and for construction of future left-turn "pockets" at <br />Santa Clara. (CA 29) <br /> <br />ORAL COMMUNICATION Mr. Robert J. Swan <br />ROBERT J. SWAN requested reconsideration <br /> of the Council's action <br /> relative to agenda item <br />48, regarding his proposal of consultant services to re-route <br />the bus line via the Santa Fe Amtrak Station in Santa Aha on <br />the basis that the Orange County Transit District had already <br />declined a similar proposal. The Mayor replied that the <br />proposal could not be considered by the City because its scope <br />was not within the authority of the City Council. There was <br />no motion for reconsideration. (CA 84.4) <br /> <br />EXECUTIVE SESSION <br /> <br />reconvened at 4:40 <br /> <br /> The Council recessed at <br /> 4:10 P.M. for an Execu- <br /> tive Session on person- <br /> nel matters, and <br />P.M., with all members present. <br /> <br />RECESS The Council recessed at <br /> 4:40 P.M., and recenvened <br /> at 7:35 P.M. with all <br /> members present. Follow- <br />ing the Pledge of Allegiance, conducted by Girl Scout Troop <br />Number 745, the Invocation was given by Jerry Clayton of the <br />Salvation Army, who requested a minute of silent prayer in <br />memorial of former Mayor Harry Harvey. (CA 9.10; CA 80.17) <br /> <br />CITY COUNCIL MINUTES <br /> <br />51 FEBRUARY 4, 1974 <br /> <br /> <br />