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Minutes of REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Date of Meeting: April 11, 1966
Time of Meeting: 7:30 P. M.
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The reading of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
March 28, 1966 was waived, and said Minutes were
approved as written and ordered filed.
HEARINGS:
1. Mayor Gruber opened the public hearing as set in
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Resolution No'. 6311, being a Resolution of Intention of
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the City Council of the City of Newport Beach declaring
its intention to order the closing up, vacation and
abandonment of a portion of a certain alley in Block
632, Corona del Mar Tract.
The hearing was closed.
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Resolution No. 6327 ordering the vacation, closing up
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and abandonment of a portion of an alley in Block 632,
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Corona del Mar Tract, was adopted.
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ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION:
1. Ordinance No. 1153, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
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BEACH ADDING CHAPTER 9.5 TO ARTICLE VI
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
PROVIDING FOR CITY REGULATIONS AND USE
OF COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION
SYSTEMS, AND SETTING FORTH CONDITIONS
ACCOMPANYING THE GRANT OF FRANCHISE,
was presented for second reading.
With the unanimous consent of the Council, Mayor
Gruber stated that the further reading of the
Ordinance was waived.
Ordinance No. 1153 was adopted.
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2. Ordinance No. 1154, being,
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH ADDING SECTION 10311 TO THE
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING
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was presented for second reading.
With the unanimous consent of the Council, Mayor
Gruber stated that the further reading ofIthe Ordinance
was waived.
Ordinance No. 1154 was adopted.
Motion
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3. Ordinance No. 1155, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH REPEALING SECTIONS 4205{ 4206, AND
4215 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL
CODE RELATING TO DISORDERLY CONDUCT,_
was presented for second reading.
With the unanimous consent of the Council, Mayor
Gruber stated that the further reading of the Ordinance
was waived.
Ordinance No. 1155 was adopted.
Motion
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4. Ordinance No. 1156, being,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH REPEALING SECTION 6306 OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING
TO THE SALE OF ILLUSTRATED CRIME OR
HORROR COMIC BOOKS,
was presented for second reading.
With the unanimous consent of the Council, Mayor
Gruber stated that the further reading of the
Ordinance was waived.
Ordinance No. 1156 was adopted.
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CONTINUED BUSINESS:
1. Letters which were received by the Council at its
meeting held March 28, for and against surfing
regulations, and which letters the Council directed
be filed and brought back to the Council on April 11,
were presented with an additional letter dated March
31 from Mrs. Calvin Rohrs urging the maintenance of
present surfing restrictions. The Deputy City Clerk
read a letter addressed to Councilman Forgit from
Irene Griffith, thanking him for his stand on the
surfing rules and urging continuance of the present
rules.
The City Manager submitted a report dated April 11,
1966, entitled "Possible Alternative Actions on Surfi
Regulations. "
The following people spoke from the audience: Ralph
Watson, Neta Cadenhead, Morgan Lowery, L. H.
McBride, R. S. Pattison, Gordon Connolly, Mrs.
Van Amersfoort, and Chief Lifeguard Robert Reed.
Councilman Forgit made a motion to abide by the
rules and regulations in effect at the present time,
which motion failed to carry.
The City Attorney was instructed to prepare the
proper enabling legislation to permit the Council to
control surfing by resolution.
The City Attorney was instructed to prepare the
necessary ordinance to institute a license program
for surfing.
2. The Mayor's written statement to the Board of
Supervisors given orally at its meeting on April 6,
1966, regarding proposed future annexation of Orange
County Airport was confirmed and ordered filed.
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3. Resolution No. 6328, designating a one -way street,
designating Washington Street between Ocean Front
and Balboa Boulevard as one -way street for north
bound traffic only, was adopted.
CURRENT BUSINESS:
1. A memorandum was presented from the Public Works
Director dated April 11, 1966 re arding co perative
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agreement with County for construction of Palisades
Road from Jamboree Road to MacArthur Boulevard.
Resolution No. 6329., authorizing the execution of an
agreement with the &unty of Orange, providing for
the construction of roadway improvements on
Palisades Road between Newport Boulevard and
MacArthur Boulevard, including a new traffic signal
at Palisades Road and Jamboree Road (referred to in
the agreement as Jamboree Boulevard), and relocation
Motion
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of the existing traffic signal at Palisades Road and
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MacArthur Boulevard, was adopted.
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2. A memorandum was presented from the Public Works
Director dated April 11, 1966 regarding the receipt of
six bids by the City Clerk on April 6 in connection with
the construction of the 18" water transmission main in
Jamboree Road from Eastbluff Road to Palisades Road
(C- 1019), recommending award of contract to the low
bidder.
Resolution No. 6330, awarding contract for subject
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work to Cabildo Corporation at the contract price of
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$64, 600, was adopted.
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3. A memorandum was presented from the Public Works
Director dated April 11, 1966 regarding the receipt of
it six bids by the City Clerk on April 6 in connection with
sewer main construction and repairs in 17th Street,
19th Street and Via Lido Soud (C- 1025), recommending
award of contract to the low bidder.
Resolution No. 6331, awarding contract for subject
Motion
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work to R. M. Vukanovich Construction Co. at the
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contract price of $13, 018.40,, was adopted.
Ayes
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4. Resolution No. 6332, requesting a public street cross-
ing of the adopted Route 1 freeway, for the extension
Motion
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of Marguerite Avenue northerly of Fifth Avenue, was
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5. A letter dated March 28, 1966 from Sully- Miller Con-
tracting Company to the City Manager requesting
permission to extend its May 9, 1966 deadline, was
presented.
The City Manager's recommendation for extension of
deadline for filling the excavated pit at the westerly
Motion
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end of the City Dump property was approved.
Ayes
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6. The application of Dexter D., Penman, candidate for
for District Attorney in the County of Orange, for sound
-- - amplifying equipment and sound truck permit, was
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Pressure 7. A memorandum was presented from the Public Works
reduc.sta. Director dated April 11, 1966 regarding plans and
Palisades specifications for the construction of the pressure
- "-�'ns Dr. reducing station at Palisades Road and Campus Drive
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Subject plans and specifications were approved, and
the City Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids
to be opened at 10:30 A. M. on May 3, 1966.
8. A memorandum was presented from the Public Works
a�cant° Director dated April 11, 1966 regarding acceptance of
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Fit &ept, the addition to and alterations of Fire Department
�crs. Headquarters (C- 1005). The Deputy City Clerk read
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-1005 stating that to the best of his knowledge the work is in
accordance with requirements and is acceptable.
An extension of time of 21 days to March 21, 1966,
was granted, subject work was accepted, and the City
Clerk was authorized to file a Notice of Completion
and to release the bonds 35 days after Notice of
Completion has been filed.
9. The request of A. V. Jorgensen for a curb cut at 1533
Zurb Cut Antigua Way was presented with a memorandum from
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d,nti,msa Wg the Public Works Director dated April 11,E 1966,
CA-30 recommending approval of subject curb cut.
Subject application for a 40 foot curb cut was
approved.
LICENSES:
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1. Exempt, Rex Stockton, President, Orange County
Association for Mental Health, 1302 N. Broadway, -
Santa Ana, house to house soliciting campaign for
funds, May 1, 1966 through month; approximately
100 solicitors.
2. Exempt, Helen O. Creed, Poppy Chairman,
American Legion Auxiliary - 91, Newport
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Harbor, 215 15th Street, Newport Beach, solicit-
ing - poppy sale, May 28 and 29, 1966; approximate
number of participants, 20.
3. Exempt, Barbara F. Marx, Secretary - Bookkeeper„
Orange Coast YMCA, 2630 Avon, Newport Beach,
Hi -Y, Tri -Hi -Y Council Car Wash, Saturday,
April 30, 1966, 9:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. ; at
Richard's Lido Market Parking Lot, 3433 Via Lido,
Newport Beach and Brown's Flying A service
station, 3700 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar;
proceeds will go toward the Youth and Government
Program for High School Youth, and to the Annual
Hi -Y, Tri -Hi -Y Recognition Dinner to finance
plaques, trophies, certificates, etc.
4. Exempt, Barbara F. Marx, Secretary - Bookkeeper,
Orange Coast YMCA, 2630 Avon Street, Newport
Beach, Campership Butter Toffee Peanut Sale,
selling of butter toffee peanuts by prospective
campers, April 15 through July 31, 1966; proceeds
from the sales are applied towardtheir camp fee.
5. Exempt, Mrs. Henry L. Humann, President,
Friends of the Library, book sale at Richard's
Market, May 6, 1966; proceeds to go to the
Library Fund.
6. Exempt, Isabel C. Pease, Chairman, Garden
Rummage Sale, Women's Division of the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce, 1800 West Coast
Highway; garden products to be donated by mem-
bers and sold at Richard's Market, April 23, 1966;
proceeds to be used for Chamber's City Beautifi-
cation Program.
2. The following applications for license were approved.
Motion
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1. Robert G. Nelson, Manager, The Schooner, 2436
West Coast Highway, Newport Beach (Mary F.
Sutherlen, owner), for two skill games (2 pool
tables).
2. Marguerite Probasco, owner; for two skill games
(2 pool tables) at The Mariner's, 2911 Newport
Boulevard.
3. Nina L. Van Sickel, partner, for one skill game
(pool table) at the Green Horn, 507 E. Bay,._. Balboa
4. Sidney L. Soffer, owner, for one skill game (pool
table) at the Blue Beet, 107 21st Street.
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APPLICATIONS FOR HARBOR PERMIT:
1. A memorandum was presented from the Public Works
Director dated April 11, 1966 regarding application of
H. B. Brown, 1710 South Bay Front, Balboa Island,
and Phillip Chandler, 1708 South Bay Front, Balboa
Island, for Harbor Permit No. A -462 -R to replace
existing slip and float with two revised slips, bayward
of Lots 5 and 6, Block 3, Section 5, Balboa Island
(1708 and 1710 South Bay Front, Balboa Island).
Application for Permit No. A -462 -R was approved Motion
subject to prior approval of the U. S. Corps of Ayes
Engineers and that no dredging be permitted whatsoeve .
COMMUNICATIONS - REFERRALS:
1. A letter dated April 5 from Mrs. Peter P. Andrews,
enclosing petition bearing 108 signatures of purported
residents of the area bounded by Santa Ana Avenue,
Orchard Drive, Kline, and Indus, expressing their
desire to be included within the boundaries of the City Motion
of Newport Beach, was referred to the City Manager. Ayes
2. Claims for damages:
1. The following claims for damages were denied and Motion
the City Clerk's referral of the matters to the Ayes
insurance carrier was confirmed.
(a) Claim of Shirley Shutt for injuries sustained
when she allegedly stepped in a hole in the
pavement in the alley back of her home at 515
Goldenrod, Corona del Mar, on February 26,
1966.
(b) Claim of Brian W. Otis for damages to his car
allegedly caused on March 21, 1966 by a City
street sweeper making a "U" turn on Fernleaf
ramp at Bayside and hitting claimant's car.
2. The following claim for damages was referred to
the City Attorney:
(a) Claim of Humble Oil & Refining Company for
refund of real property taxes erroneously and/
or illegally assessed to and collected from said
company for the year July 1, 1965 through
June 30, 1966 under the following described
assessment: "Parcel number - 900 - 400 -60;
100% int in min its in AP 45- 000 -01, all betw
city limits In and sw; prolongatn of se In of
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3. A letter dated March 28 from Mayor Joseph R. Callens
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3. A letter dated March 28 from Mayor Joseph R. Callens
e and City Administrator Edwin L. McDonald of the City
of Fcuntain Valley enclosing a sketch and a copy of a
resolution protesting the requirement by the Post-
master General that rural -type mailboxes be placed
at the curb in new subdivisions, and requesting
cooperation to rescind this requirement; was presented.
The staff was directed to draft a resolution relating to
Motion
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the subject of mailbox locations.
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i A letter dated April 6 from Lorrie P. Huff, Advertis-
do ing Manager of Richard's Lido Market and Publicity
Director of Lido Shops Association, requesting per-
mission to hold an art exhibit in front of the shops on
the north and south sides of Via Lido Boulevard on
Motion
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April 29 and 30, was referred to the City Manager.
Ayes
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5. A letter dated March 25 from Harold R. Sugerman,
President of the H & B Communications Corporation,
submitting an application for a franchise for the
construction and operation of a Community Antenna
Television System (CATV) to serve all areas in the
City of Newport Beach, was referred to the City
Motion
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Manager's office.
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6. A letter was presented from Walter J. Koch, Chairma
nt of Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission,
recommending that in the future where construction
n contracts are awarded that an inclusion in those con-
tracts be made to replace landscaping and beautifica-
tion to its former condition, and to eliminate any
unnecessary destruction to adjacent plant materials.
The City Manager was instructed to take necessary
Motion
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steps to prevent the problem referred to by the Parks,
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Beaches and Recreation Commission and to so advise
the Commission.
7. A letter was presented from Walter J. Koch, Chair-
man of Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission,
recommending the replacement of advertising benches
throughout the City with attractive, inconspicuous
City -owned benches in strategic locations where they
are needed.
The recommended policy of the Parks; Beaches and
Motion
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Recreation Commission was approved, and the City
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Attorney was directed to research the problem and
recommend any legislation, if neces ry..
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BUDGET ADMENDMENTS:
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The following Budget Amendments were approved:
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C -73, being a transfer of Budget Appropriations for re-
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placement of a jeep, new radio, new siren and speaker;
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$3, 057. 20 (includes $250 trade -in) from Unappropriated
Surplus to Lifeguard Service, Rolling Equipment, Equip-
ment, N. O. C.
C -74, in the amount of $19, 500, being an increase in
Budget Appropriations for the widening of Palisades Road
from Jamboree Road to MacArthur Boulevard; $19, 500
from Unappropriated Surplus State Gas Tax (Section 186. 1)
to General Services - Streets, Land Improvements,
Palisades Road Widening.
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C -75, being a transfer of Budget Appropriations for part -
time Inspector for earth hauling operation from Eastbluff
Marina pit area (all costs for this inspection will be reim-
bursed by The Irvine Company on a monthly billing basis);
$700 from Unappropriated Contingency Reserve to Public
Works Admr. & Engineering, Seasonal and Part -Time.
C -76, in the amount of $22, 500, being a decrease in
Unappropriated Surplus, and an increase in Budget
Appropriations for the construction of the 18" trans-
mission main in Jamboree Road from Eastbluff Drive to
Palisades Road; $22, 500 from Unappropriated Surplus
Water to Water, Land Improvements, Transmission Main -
Jamboree Road.
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1. A letter from the Balboa Improvement Association
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April 11, 1966 and a communication purported
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to bear 36 signatures of residents of the Balboa area,
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also dated April 11, 1966, commending Chief of
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Police Glavas and his Police Department for the
excellent handling of Easter Week problems, were
presented.
The following Minute Resolution was adopted:
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recognition to all who contributed to the most success -
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ful Easter Week in the recent history of the City of
Newport Beach. The Council wishes particularly to
commend the City Manager and all department heads
who participated in planning an anizing Ple
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activities of the departments which were directly
involved and to give special commendation to Police
Chief Glavas and all of the officers of the Police De-
partment for their outstanding performance. Special
thanks are due also the men of the Lifeguard Services
and the General Services Department for their ex-
traordinary efforts.
In addition, the Council hereby authorizes the Mayor
to write letters of appreciation to those who in various
ways assisted materially with Easter Week Activities:
Major Carter, the Provost at El Toro Marine Base,
for supplying military police officers; Mr. R. I.
Morris, Director of Orange County Transportation and
Communications, for supplying radio equipment and
vehicles; and the staffs of the Department of Alcoholic
Beverage Control, State Division of Housing, and
County Health Department.
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The Council also expresses its appreciation to the
Newport Harbor Board of Realtors and to many in-
dividual landlords for their efforts in voluntarily
policing the rental and occupancy of housing, and to
the leaders of the various property owner and improve
ment associations for their excellent cooperation.
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a final subdivision map of Tract 6226 for the purpose
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of reverting to acreage Lots 50 through 95 inclusive,
and a portion of Lot 96, Tract 5877, as shown on
Tract Map No. 5877, recorded in Book 218, Pages
10 through 13 inclusive, Records of Orange County,
California. (Subject lots are generally located
directly south of Mar Vista Drive, westerly of
Domingo Drive and easterly of Vista del Oro in
Eastbluff. )
3. A letter dated April 7, 1966 from Richard S. Stevens,
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Vice President of Balboa Bay Club, inviting the City
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to place documents in a 25 -year time capsule to be
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placed at the site of the Balboa Bay Club Apartment
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Homes Complex at the groundbreaking ceremonies,
was presented.
Said request was approved, the staff was authorized
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to prepare pertinent documents to be placed in the
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time capsule; and the Mayor was authorized to respond
to the communication.
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4. The Deputy City Clerk stated that the canvass for the
General Municipal Election would be conducted by the
City Clerk at 1:00 P.M. on April 14, 1966, in
accordance with Resolution No. 6318.
The canvass at said time was approved.
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COMMUNICATIONS - ADVISORY:
The following communications were ordered filed:
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1. Copies of agenda of Board of Supervisors meetings
held March 29, 30, April 5 and 6, 1966.
2. A clipping from San Francisco Chronicle dated March
23, 1966 from Robert J. Swan, concerning freeway
'revolt. '
3. A letter addressed to Mayor Gruber from Mrs. A. F.
Sebek, dated March 29, 1966, stating that she hopes
the Mayor "will continue to fight the freeway going
thru our town."
4. A letter dated March 28, 1966 from Julia P. and C.
S. Landers, commending the Council on its stand in
opposition to pool tables and games of skill in bars
and beer taverns.
5. A letter dated March 28 from Mrs. Ruth H. Kenison
commending and supporting the Council's efforts to
adopt an ordinance to prohibit commercial games in
establishments that serve alcoholic beverages; and
protesting "the continuing use of the public rest room
facility at Washington Street and Bay Avenue in
Balboa. It is a disgrace and must go. ",
6. A note from John Jeske, President of the Cameo
Community Association, enclosing petition bearing
32 signatures, urging the Council to pass ordinance
prohibitng Real Estate signs being displayed on pro-
perty zoned for residential purposes.
7. A copy of a letter to Orange County Municipal Water
District and Coastal Municipal Water District dated
March 28 from William H. Eppinger, General
Manager of Irvine Ranch Water District regarding
operation and maintenace of the San Joaquin Reservoir.
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8. A letter dated March 28 from Irwin Walder, Clerk,
State, County and Federal Affairs Committee, regard-
ing the proposal of Los Angeles City Councilman
Louis R. Nowell, as presented by the Los Angeles
City Planning Committee in a letter of March 2, for
participation in an organization which would be com-
prised of the Counties of Los Angeles, Orange and
Ventura and the cities therein, for the purpose of
identifying, studying and developing solution to pro-
blems common to the jurisdictions and the citizens
residing therein through utilization of professional
and technical personnel now available to these govern-
mental units; stating a meeting was scheduled for
April 6, 1966 in Los Angeles to discuss the above
matter, as well as proposals relative to the City join-
ing the Southern California Association of Government.
Mayor Gruber stated that the Study Session regularly
scheduled for April 18 would not be held.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:23 P. M. to Tuesday,
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