HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - September 4, 1962 - CC (2)CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1962
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7:30 P.M.
The Mayor Pro Tempore asked if anyone in the audience had
Any questions for or against the improvements or relating
to the report.
Mr. Pete Quesada, 318 N. Pasadena, appeared before Council
regarding the area needed for a sidewalk to be put on his
property at the corner of Hollyvale and Pasadena.
' Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that this hearing on Debt
Limit Report be continued until the meeting of October 1st.
Pub.Hrg. re:
The hour of
7:30 P.M. being the time also set for a Public Res.of Int.
Hearing on Resolution of Intention No. 4384 re: improve- #4384 re:
ment of Pasadena Avenue and other streets (Assessment Dis- A.D. #1961
trict No. 1961), the City Clerk presented the affidavits (cont. to
of publication, posting and mailing of Resolution No.4384. .10/1/62
The City Council of the City of Azusa met in regular session
at the above time and place,
Coun.Cooney
Councilman Cooney, as Mayor Pro Tempore, presided in place
as Mayor Prc
of Mayor Ortuno, who was.on vacation.
Tempore
Mayor Pro Tempore Cooney called the meeting to order and led
Call to
in the salute to the flag.
Order
Invocation was given by Rev. Milton Sanderson, First Baptist
Invocation
Church.
Present at Roll Call: Councilmen- Memmesheimer, Jackson,
Roll Call
McLees, Cooney
Absent: Councilmen: Ortuno
Also Present: Acting City Attorney Flandrick, City
Administrator Caswell, City Engineer
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Lawrence, Superintendent of Light 3e
Water Smith, City Clerk Miller
With no corrections, the minutes of the meeting of August 6,
Appvl,Min.
1962, were approved as submitted.
8/6/62
The hour of 7:30 P.M. was set for a Public Hearing on the
Pub.Hrg.on
Debt Limit Report prepared pursuant to Division 4 of the
Debt Limit
Streets and Highways Code for the improvement of Pasadena
Report re:
Avenue and other streets. The City Clerk presented the
impr. Pasa.
affidavit of mailing.
Ave.,etc.
(A.D. #1961)
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Moved by Councilman McLees, seconded by Councilman Memme-
Sheimer and unanimously carried that the affidavit of mail-
(cont. to
ing be filed.
10/1/62)
City Engineer Lawrence presented Mr. Laurence J. Thompson,
Assessment Engineer, who stated to Council that, in accord-
ance with Resolution No. 4348, he prepared a report with
the Superintendent of Public Works, as required by law,
which report lists in detail the assessed value of each
parcel of land to be specially assessed as shown on the
last equalized assessment roll of the County of Los Angeles.
Mr. Thompson gave a summary of his report which shows
assessed value of land as $24,560 and of improvements as
$77,020, with a map indicating the location of improvements.
The City Clerk also stated that no written protests have
been filed in his office.
The Mayor Pro Tempore asked if anyone in the audience had
Any questions for or against the improvements or relating
to the report.
Mr. Pete Quesada, 318 N. Pasadena, appeared before Council
regarding the area needed for a sidewalk to be put on his
property at the corner of Hollyvale and Pasadena.
' Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that this hearing on Debt
Limit Report be continued until the meeting of October 1st.
Pub.Hrg. re:
The hour of
7:30 P.M. being the time also set for a Public Res.of Int.
Hearing on Resolution of Intention No. 4384 re: improve- #4384 re:
ment of Pasadena Avenue and other streets (Assessment Dis- A.D. #1961
trict No. 1961), the City Clerk presented the affidavits (cont. to
of publication, posting and mailing of Resolution No.4384. .10/1/62
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Moved by Councilman McLees, seconded by Councilman Jackson
and unanimously carried that these various affidavits of pub-
lication, posting and mailing be filed.
No written protests having been received and no one in the
audience wishing to speak regarding improvement of Pasadena
Avenue and other streets, it was
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that the hearing on Resolu-
tion of Intention (Assessment District No. 1961) be con-
tinued until October 1, 1962.
The hour of 7:30 P.M. being the time set for a Public Hear- Pub.Hrg.
ing in regard to the Weed Abatement Program, the hearing was re: Weed
opened by the Mayor Pro Tempore. No newspaper publication Abatement
of a legal notice being required for this hearing, it was
pc reported that all lots needing clearing have been posted by
the Public Works Department. There being no written commun-
ications received, and no one in the audience wishing to be
heard in regard to this matter, it was
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer•, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that the hearing be closed.
The City Administrator presented Council members with. com-
Dia. Jub.
plimentary tickets to the Diamond Jubilee Coroynation Ball,
Coronation
on Saturday, September 8th, and asked the Council to advise
Ball 9/8/62
him who will be able to attend.
The City Administrator notified Council of the League of
LCC mtg.
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California Cities meeting to be held on September 6th at
9/6/62
the Rodger Young Auditorium.
A Proclamation was presented for the Mayor's signature,
Procl. re:
designating the week ending September 13, 1962, as "Voter
"Voter Reg.
Registration Week".
Week" end-
ing 9/13/62
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
McLees and unanimously carried that the Mayor be authorized
to sign the Proclamation.
Members of Council were given copies of the proposed Agree- Prop.Agmt.
ment with Western Disposal Co. The City Administrator in- with Wester
formed Council that Acting City Attorney Flandrick would go Disposal Co
over this proposed agreement and submit it at the next
meeting.
The hour of 8:00 P.M. being set for a Public Hearing on the Pub. Hrg.
proposed vacation of a certain portion of Roosevelt Street, re: Vacatio
the hearing was opened. The City.Clerk presented the affi- of Roosevel
davit of publication of Resolution No. 4388 declaring in- Street
tention to vacate this street and also setting the date of
hearing for September 4th.
' No written communications having been received and no one
in the audience wishing to be heard regarding the vacation
of a portion of Roosevelt Street, it was
Moved by Councilman McLees,, seconded by Councilman Memme-
sheimer and unanimously carried that the hearing be closed.
A Resolution was prepared ordering the vacation of a cer- Res. 4399
tain portion of Roosevelt Street, with reservation and ordering
exception of certain public utility easements. vac. of
Roosevelt
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Councilman McLees offered the following Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA ORDER-
ING THE VACATION OF A CERTAIN PORTION OF ROOSEVELT STREET AND
RESERVING AND EXCEPTING IN FAVOR OF THE CITY OF AZUSA CERTAIN
EASEMENTS LOCATED THEREIN FOR PUBLIC UTILITY PURPOSES,
Moved by Councilman McLees, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived.
Moved by Councilman McLees, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and adopted
by the following vote of Council:
Notice was given that the Planning Commission, by Resolu-
tion No. 264, recommended zone change from "R -lc" to "P" for
Aerojet-General Corporation, on property at the northwest
corner of Hollyvale and Coney; hearing before Council is
set for September 17th.
Res.264
rec. zone
change to
"P"-Aeroje
Genl. prop
(hrg.9/17)
Notice was further given that the Planning Commission, by Res. 265
Resolution No. 265, recommended to Council a zone change from rec. zone
"M-1" to "C-3" for five acres on the south side of Gladstone to C-3 for
Street opposite Enid Avenue, known as the Amagrande property; Amagrande
hearing before Council is set for September 17th. (Hrg. 9/17
The following Resolutions of the Planning Commission are for
Council's information, and Council may indicate which items
they wish to consider:
Resolution No. 266 granted Conditional Use Permit for 65 -
space trailer park on 5 acres on the south side of Glad-
stone opposite Enid Avenue, subject to zone change --
Amagrande property.
Res.266 -
Cond.Use Pe
(Amagrande)
AYES: Councilmen: Memmesheimer, Jackson, McLees, Cooney
NOES: Councilmen- None
ABSENT: Councilmen: Ortuno and numbered Resolution 4399.
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A recommendation was received from the Planning Commission to
P1.Ccmm.
amend the Subdivision Chapter of the Municipal Code to provide
recom. re
for hillside fire access.
amending
Subd.Chap
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman McLees
re:
and unanimously carried that this item be tabled until the next
hillside
Council meeting.
fire acce
The Planning Commission submitted a recommendation for the
P1. Comm.
opening of Dalton Avenue,for access as a standard street,to
recom.for
Sierra Madre Avenue.
opening o
Dalton Ave
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that a formal hearing be
(Hrg. to b
set for
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set for October 15th on this item, and that the petitioners
10/15 and
who objected to this opening of Dalton Avenue be notified of
petitioner
said hearing.
notified)
The Planning Commission submitted to Council members, for
Code of
their information, a Code of Ethics in Planning adopted by
Ethics in
the American Society of Planning Officials at the 1962 Con-
Planning
ference.
(info.)
Notice was given that the Planning Commission, by Resolu-
tion No. 264, recommended zone change from "R -lc" to "P" for
Aerojet-General Corporation, on property at the northwest
corner of Hollyvale and Coney; hearing before Council is
set for September 17th.
Res.264
rec. zone
change to
"P"-Aeroje
Genl. prop
(hrg.9/17)
Notice was further given that the Planning Commission, by Res. 265
Resolution No. 265, recommended to Council a zone change from rec. zone
"M-1" to "C-3" for five acres on the south side of Gladstone to C-3 for
Street opposite Enid Avenue, known as the Amagrande property; Amagrande
hearing before Council is set for September 17th. (Hrg. 9/17
The following Resolutions of the Planning Commission are for
Council's information, and Council may indicate which items
they wish to consider:
Resolution No. 266 granted Conditional Use Permit for 65 -
space trailer park on 5 acres on the south side of Glad-
stone opposite Enid Avenue, subject to zone change --
Amagrande property.
Res.266 -
Cond.Use Pe
(Amagrande)
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Resolution No. 267 granted a Variance for reduced front Reso267-Varo
yard of 21 feet and reduced rear yard of 15 feet on parcel red, yards
122 feet north of First Street on east side of Orange -- (Robinson)
Robinson property.
Resolution No. 268 initiated pre -zoning for Lusti.ger prop-
erty and others, located on the east side of Azusa Avenue
between Gladstone and Newburgh (Annexation #41 revised).
Reso268 pre -
zoning Lus-
tiger prop,
(Annex.#41)
Resolution No. 269 initiated amendment of Zoning Chapter Reso269 reo
regulating driveway access to apartment house develop- driveway
ments; hearing before Planning Commission set for 9/5/62° access
Resolution No. 270 initiated amendment to Zoning Chapter Reso270 re -
regulating deep lot residential development; hearing be- deep lot
fore Planning Commission set for 9,1/5/62. res develop,
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that Planning Commission
Resolutions No. 266 through No. 270 be filed.
A communicatioua was received from the Park and Recreation
Commission reg meeting scheduled at Charter Oak High School
on Wednesday, September 12th, at 8000 P.M., for discussion
on the proposed Charter .kmendment which has been placed on
the November 6th ballot, with a recommendation from the
Recreation Director that the Council members attend this
meeting in order to be better informed on this amendment.
Councilman Memmesheimer offered for second reading the
following Ordinance entitled}
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
AMENDING SECTION 2325 OF THE AZUSA MUNICIPAL CODE RELAT-
ING TO THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE PARK AND RECREATION
COMMISSION.
Moved by Councilman Me,•nmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that further reading be
waived.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson that the Ordinance be adopted. Ordinance passed
and adopted by the following vote of Councils
AYES. Councilmen- Memmesheimer, Jackson, McLees, Cooney
NOES. Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: Ortuno and numbered Ordinance 7130
Councilman Memmesheimer also offered for second reading
the following Ordinance entitled.,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
AMENDING THE AZUSA MUNICIPAL CODE BY THE ADDITION THERETO
OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE PLANTING, PRUNING,
INJURY AND REMOVAL OF TREES UPON CITY STREETS, PARKS AND
OTHER PUBLIC PLACES.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that further reading be
waived.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson that the Ordinance be adopted. Ordinance passed
and adopted by the following vote of Council..
P&R Ltro re:
Mtg. on 9/12
on Charter
Amendment
Ord. 713
reg Powers
& Duties of
P&R Comm.
Ord. 714 reg
Planting,etc
of trees upoi
City streets
etc.
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CITY HALL AZUSA,!CALIFORNIA
AYES, Councilmen, Memmesheimer,
NOES, Councilmen, None
ABSENT, Councilmen, Ortuno and
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1962
Jackson, Mc.Lees, Cooney
numbered Ordinance 7140
A Resolution was prepared correcting the Easterly Boundary
Line of the City, after formal consent of.the Board of
Supervisors.
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following Resolution
entitled,
A.RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA COR-
RECTING, RELOCATING, AND ALTER-UjG A PORTION OFTHEEASTERLY
BOUNDARY LINE OF THE CITY OF AZUSA.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that further reading be
waived.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed
and adopted by the following vote of Council,
AYES- Councilmen, Memmesheimer, Jackson, McLees, Cooney
NOES- Councilmen- None
ABSENT.- Councilmen, Ortuno and numbered Resolution 44000
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Res. 4400 -
correcting,
etco,easterl;
boundary Line
of City
The City Administrator informed Council of a request re- Mayor appt°d
ceived from the East Sas, Gabriel Valley Planning Committee, representatil
asking the Council to appoint someone as a delegate to to ESGV Plan
represent the City during the 1962-63 meeting. Committee
Mayor Pro Tempore Cooney appointed Mayor Ortuno as the
representative to the East San Gabriel Valley Planning
Committee.
A Proclamation was presented for the Mayor°s signature
which designated Wednesday, October 24, 1962, as "United
Nations Day".
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that the Mayor be author-
ized to sign this Proclamation.
A communication was received from Warren Teasley, submit-
ting his resignation as Assistant Civil Defense Director,
to become effective immediately. Mayor Ortuno, who
appoints the new Assistant Civil Defense Director, has
suggested the name of Henry Rogers.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that the resignation of
Warren Teasley as Assistant Civil Defense Director be
accepted with regret.
It was further moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded
by Councilman Jackson and unanimously carried that the
item re- appointment of a new Assistant Civil Defense
Director be tabled until the next Council meeting.
Proclo re-
"United
Nations Day"
(10/24/62) .
W.Teasley°s
r.esigoas .
Asst.Civil
Def.Director
(Tabled appt
of new Asst.
Civ.Def.Diro
to next mtg.
The City Administrator asked Council to consider the prob- Consido of
tem of providing for increased highway user taxes to incr,,highway
correct street deficiencies, which might be alleviated user taxes
by increasing the gas tax by one cent. (tabled)
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 Page 6
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that this item be tabled,
The City Administrator presented a cost analysis for in-
terim planning services, approved by the Planning Com-
mission. Based on Planning Commission meetings being
about 3 hours duration, the total cost per month, would be
$400, whereas the City Planner's salary was $713 per month.
Until a new City Planner takes over, the interim services
would be handled by Nicholas Poppelreiter, Arlene Marcas
and Harper Whislera
Moved by Councilman McLees, seconded by Councilman Jackson
and unanimously carried that the Council approve the
tentative arrangements as outlined.
00 City Engineer Lawrence submitted a request for clarifica-
0: tion of Section 9100020 (o) of the Municipal Code which
t� requires that subdividers of lot fronting on previously
existing public streets, easements, etc., be required to
pay the City for benefits derived from these installations.
Mr. Lawrence specifically referred to Tract 24542 at
Third Street and Pasadena Avenue, owned by Mr. Henry
Dominguez, who would pay a cost of $4,350 if this Section
were enforced.
The City Engineer appeared before Council, asking the
desires of the Council. relating to enforcement of this
Section or amendment of same.
' The City Engineer also submitted a request for clarifica-
tion of the nature and extent of improvements in the
public street (or future street) that a developer must
install when property is "developed", plus his recommenda-
tion to the Planning Commission. This request referred
to property development improvement requirements and
existing improvements, such as curbs, etc.
After discussion of these two requests of the City
Engineer, it was moved by Councilman Memmesheimer,
seconded by Councilman McLees and unanimously carried
that these items be turned over to the City Attorney and
the Engineering Department for study,
A report was submitted by the City E3Lgineer res final
payment on:the 600,000 gallon Reservoir Project and
Notice of Completion of work done by Pylon, Inc., to-
gether with letter from J. Mo Montgomery Consulting
Engineers, Inc,
The City Administrator reported that Acting City Attorney
Flandrick has prepared a draft of an agreement with
Pylon, Inc., which he believes should be executed and
the $1,000 bond received before Council accepts this
project.
Moved by Councilman McLees, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that this item be tabled
until the Oct. 1st meeting.
Interim Servo
for Planning
Commission
City Engre
req, clarify
of Seca9100,21
(o) of MoCode
(to be studle
by City Atty.
& Engro Dept.
Regoof City
Engro res
Prop,Develmpr
Requirements
(to be studie
by City Atty.
& Engr, Dept.
City Engro°s
Report res
final paymta&
Not.Completo,
600,000 gal.
Reservoir -
lon, Inco
tabled to
10/1/62)
The City Engineer submitted a proposed City -County Agree- City -County
ment for the improvement of Citrus Avenue between Alosta Agmtofor Impr
and Gladstone, under which agreement the City is to con- Citrus Ave,
tribute $50,000 and the County approximately $98,000.
Plans and specifications have been approved and the City
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A communication was received from the San Gabriel Valley
Symphony Association, explaining some of the reasons for
not signing the proposed agreement between the Association
and the City which provided for two concerts to be held in
Azusa City Hall Park Bandshell during the season of 1962-63
in consideration of $200 to be paid by the City. The
Association further explained that the concerts could be
put on in the Citrus College Auditorium instead of the
Azusa Bandshell.
After discussion, 1$ was moved by Councilman Jackson,
seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer and unanimously carried
that this item be tabled until the next Council meeting,
The City Administrator presented a letter from Police Chief
Kendrick, acknowledging receipt of a check In the amount of
' $899,20 from the California Peace Officers Training Fund,
which is reimbursement to the City as half of the salary
paid to the 4 Probationary Police Officers who attended the
Training School on their own time for 5 days a week for a
weekly -total of 15 hours. The Police Chief also submitted
a letter from the Commission on Peace Officer Standards
and Training, requesting that the check be presented to
Council together with its congratulations to the members
of Council for helping to upgrade the quality of law en-
forcement throughout the State.
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Memme-
sheimer and unanimously carried that the check and letter
be accepted.
Agmtobeto
City and
SGV Symphony
Assoc.
(9/1taled 0
7/62)
Police Chie
Acknl a of
check from
Calif,Peace
Off.Tr.Fund
Engineer requested authorization for the Mayor to sign the
agreement for this work to be done.
Moved by Councilman McLees, seconded by Councilman Jackson
and unanimously carried that the Mayor be authorized to
sign the City -County Agreement for the improvement of
Citrus Avenue.
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was received from the City Engineer that
Extra Work
recommendation
Extra Work Order No. 1, in the amount of $1,222098, be
Order No. 1
approved, re- 8" water line In Soldano Avenue from 100 feet
of DoKoMoran
south of Foothill Blvd. to First Street (D. Ko Moran,
reg 8" water
contractor),
line in
Soldano Ave.
Moved by Councilman McLee.s, seconded by Councilman Jackson
(appvdo)
and unanimously carried that Extra Work Order No. 1,
amounting to $1,222098, re- water line in Soldano Avenue,
C,.
be approved.
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A Notice of Comoletion re- Soldano water line was submitted
Not.Complo
OC
by the City Engineer .for acceptance and filing with the
re* water
County Recorder.
line in
Soldano Ave,
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that the Notice of Comple-
tion on Soldano Ave. water line be accepted and recorded.
The City Administrator requested an indication by Council
Rea joining
as to its desire for the City to join the Independent
Independent
Cities of Los Angeles County, as the City receives invita-
Cities of
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tions from time to time to join this organization.
L.A. County
After discussion, the Council instructed the City Adminis-
trator to obtain literature of this organization, such as
by-laws, etc.
A communication was received from the San Gabriel Valley
Symphony Association, explaining some of the reasons for
not signing the proposed agreement between the Association
and the City which provided for two concerts to be held in
Azusa City Hall Park Bandshell during the season of 1962-63
in consideration of $200 to be paid by the City. The
Association further explained that the concerts could be
put on in the Citrus College Auditorium instead of the
Azusa Bandshell.
After discussion, 1$ was moved by Councilman Jackson,
seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer and unanimously carried
that this item be tabled until the next Council meeting,
The City Administrator presented a letter from Police Chief
Kendrick, acknowledging receipt of a check In the amount of
' $899,20 from the California Peace Officers Training Fund,
which is reimbursement to the City as half of the salary
paid to the 4 Probationary Police Officers who attended the
Training School on their own time for 5 days a week for a
weekly -total of 15 hours. The Police Chief also submitted
a letter from the Commission on Peace Officer Standards
and Training, requesting that the check be presented to
Council together with its congratulations to the members
of Council for helping to upgrade the quality of law en-
forcement throughout the State.
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Memme-
sheimer and unanimously carried that the check and letter
be accepted.
Agmtobeto
City and
SGV Symphony
Assoc.
(9/1taled 0
7/62)
Police Chie
Acknl a of
check from
Calif,Peace
Off.Tr.Fund
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CITY HALL AZUSA., CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1962
A revised Agreement was prepared between the City and the
County of Los Angeles for Community Recreation Program (Un-
incorporated Territory) for the fiscal period 1962-63, in
the amount of $6,750
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Jackson and unanimously carried that the Mayor be author-
ized to sign this agreement.
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New Agmtewith
County for
Commun. Recr,
Program
Mr. Don Kemby appeared before Council on behalf of Citrus Regoby Citrus
Guild of Musical Arts, which is a new Valley organization Guild of Mus.
in operation for one year. Mr. Kemby introduced Mr. Allen. Arts for
Jensen., musical director of the Guild, who requested the City's support
City"s support and ideas which will enable them to grow.
It was suggested by Council that this request be given
the same attention as the San Gabriel Valley Symphony
Association,
A communication was received from Youth for Christ, re-
Req,from
questing the use of the Auditorium again this coming year
Youth for
on the 1st,, 3rd and 5th Saturday nights of each month,
Christ to use
Aud. on lst,
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Memme-
3rd & 5th
sheimer and unanimously carried that this organization be
Sato nights
notified that permission is granted for the use of the
Auditorium on the nights requested, with the exception of
September 29, 1962, and any of the requested Saturdays
when the Auditorium is not available because of a City
function, and under the same terms and regulations as in
the past.
A request was received from Jerry Jo Krizman, owner of
Regoby Jerry
Azusa -West Covina-Covina�Cab Co., for a cab stand for one-
Krizman of
car space on the street at 728 No Azusa Avenue; also for
Azusa Cab Co.
permission to add one more cab and for substitution of a
for cab stand,
taxicab,
addl. cab &
subst,of cab
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Memme-
(Atty, to
sheimer and unanimously carried that the City Attorney be
prepare Res.)
instructed to prepare a Resolution to establish to cab
stand for one -car space at 728 N. Azusa Avenue,, and in-
corporate the changes in the taxicabs.
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following Resolution
Res. 4401
entitled:
Bills & Reqs.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
ALLOWING CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AND SPECIFYING THE
FUNDS OUT OF WHICHFTHE SAME ARE TO BE PAID.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
wackson that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed
and adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES- Councilmen: Memmesheimer, Jackson, McLees, Cooney
NOES- Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen- Ortuno and Numbered Resolution 4401.
There was a discussion regarding the condition of the water Palm Drive
line in Palm Drive, and Council asked that this item be put water line
on the agenda for next meeting. on agenda of
next mtg.
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Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman McLees
and unanimously carried that the City Engineer be instructed �
to prepare estimates for putting in a proper size water line
in Palm Drive where necessary, in order to serve the resi-
dents on Palm Drive properly.
Moved by Councilman M^_Lees, seconded by Councilman Jackson Adjourn
and unanimously carried that the meeting adjourn.
Time of adjournment: 9:29 PaMo
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