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RESOLUTION NO. 74-49 A RESOLUTION OF THE DEDICATION AND IMPROVEMENT CITY COUNCIL OF THE JUNIPER AVENUE CITY OF SANTA ANA DEFERRING REQUIREMENT OF DEDICATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE SOUTH ONE-HALF OF JUNIPER AVENUE BETWEEN HARBOR BOULEVARD AND THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY was continued until April 15, 1974 on motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by. Councilman Garthe, and unanimously carried. Mr. Frederick A. Poss, Director of Operations for AMF-Voit, Inc., 3801 South Harbor Boulevard, stated that local company officials did not have the authority to support the Resolution as presented or to make commitment for' expenditures implied in the Resolution and proposed agreement; that, as promised at the March 18 Council meeting, he had initiated communication with the corporate executives of his company to effect the required dedication, and indications are favorable; and that following a decision on the dedication, he would pursue a corporate commitment of funds for the improvement. The City Attorney stated that Council could only waive require- ments pertaining to the improvements; that acceptance o£ dedication could be deferred if there ~¢ere satisfactory security; and that any agreement prepared would include a provision that improvements on the south half of &uniper would be completed prior to April 1, 1977. (EA 29.4) STREET IMPROVEMENT Discussion of City REIMBURSEMENT policy as it pertains MAC ARTHUR BOULEVARD to reimbursement for improvement of MacArthur Boulevard between Bear Street and Plaza Drive ~as continued until the April 15 meeting on motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Garthe, and unanimously carried. (GA 29.4) ORAL COMMUNICATION SANTIAGO PARK at Santiago Park, stating of the park, Margaret Wattles, 406 Virginia Avenue objected to the fencing and gates presently being installed that they would change the quality The matter was referred to staff for report at the next regular meeting, April 15, 1974, and further work was ordered discontinued, on the unanimously approved motion of Councilman Evans, seconded by Councilman Garthe. (CA 52) ORAL COMMUNICATION TENNIS COURT reservation requirement, use at First and Flower installation of Mr. Andrew Barasch, 1925 South Oak, spoke against the fifty cents per hour charge, the advance and the one-hour limit for tennis court Streets, and spoke in favor of the a metered lighting system. The matter was referred to staff and to the Board of Recreation and Parks for report and recommendation on all three issues, on the unanimously approved motion of Councilman Ward, seconded By Councilman Evans. (CA 52) CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 123 APRIL 1, 1974