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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY -OF CCSTA MESA
December 19th, 1955
The City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, California, met it reggulax
session at 7:30"iP.M., December 19, 1955, at the Newport Justice Court, 567'
18th Street, Costa Mesa, The meeting was called to order -by Mayor Pro Tem
Martin , followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and invocation by
Mr. Martin.
Roll Call Councilmen Present; Martin, Pinkley and Smith
Councilmen Absent: Nelson; and TeWinkle
Officials Present: City Clerk, City Attorney, City Manager
Minutes On motion by C.. Smith, seconded by C.
reading of ;the minutes of -December 5,
approved as written.
Pinkley, and unamimously carried, the
1-955, was waived and they were
Warren Parsons, 2172 Myron Drive, was present and told the Council that
a drainage problem has been created on his property. due to adjacent pro-
perty owners making excessive fills on their lots. On Motion by C. Smith,
seconded by C. Pinkley, and unanimpusly carried, the matter was referred
to the Street Foreman and the City Zngineer.Lf.or. inve"stigition and report
to Council.
Resolution
No. 189
1-hr.Parking A petition, signed by 14 property ozmers and merchants, was submitted
requesting the Council to establish a one-hour parking zone on Netrport Ave.
between W/ 18th Street and Superior Avenue. Upon the recommednation of
the Chief of Police and on motion lby C,` Pinkley. seconded by C. Smith,
Resolution No. 189, a resolution establishing a.one-hour parking zone on
both sides of the street between W/ 18th Street and Superior Ave., was
adopted by the following roll call vote: ALL AYES.
A communication was read from the Orange -County. Mos.qu�to Abatement District
requesting the Council to select a representative to complete F.B. Owen's
term of office which expires in one year ending December 31, 1956. On
motion by C,' Smith, seconded by C. Pinkley, and unanimously carried, the
matter was deferred until the next regular meeting.
A communication was read from the State Department of Public Health to the
Orange County Health Officer, declaring the total area of Orange County to
be a "rabies endemic area", effective December 13, 1955. Upon the
recommendation of the City Attorney and on motion by C. Pinkley, seconded
by C'..,DSmith, and unanimously carried, the matter was .held in abeyance pend -L'
ing action_ by the County Health Department.
Corner Lot
Setbacks Pursuant to Council directive, the City Manager reported on the policies
followed by other cities in connection with restrictions or limitations
of construction on corner lots. Upon the recommendation of the City
Manager and on motion by C. Smith, seconded by C. Pinkley, and unanimously
carried, the results of said survey were referred to the Planning
Commission for further study and recommendation.
-Variance #177 Variance Application No. 177 was resubmitted in the name of Charlotte E.
(Skinner) Skinner, 252 Walnut Place, to permit construction of an addition.1 single
family residence on a lot located at the corner of Walnut Place and
Westminster Ave., there being two one -bedroom rentals existing on said lot.
C. Sr1ih-:moved that°_:the"application be approved as recommended by the
Planning Commission Motion seconded by C. Pinkley and carried. (Martin
voted NO). During the discussion it was pointed out that until such time <
as the study to be made by the Planning Commission and policy established
bt the Council regarding construction on corner lots, that approval of
this variance shall not set a precedent for building on corner lots.
Ord. i#115 Ordinance No. 115, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 60, BEING
(Amend.#60) ENTITLED 'AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA,
2nd Reading ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT AND REPAIRS
OF CITY STREETS: PROHIBITING THE OBSTRUCTION OF STREETS AND SIDEWALKS:
REQUIRING PERMITS FOR EXCAVATIONS, FILLING IN OBSTRUCTION OF STREETS
AND PRrSCRIBING THE PROCEDURE FOR THE APPLICATION AND ISSUANCE OF
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PERMITS AND IMPOSING PENALTIES FOR TIE VIOLATION THEREOF," was presented
for second reading. Following reading of the title, Councilman Pinkley
moved tTiat-portlie r 'r'adin g "be waived -and . that - it be -read 1y-- title only.
The motion was seconded by Councilman Smith and carried unanimously.
Thereupon Councilman Smith moved the adpption of Ordinance No. 115. The
motion was seconded by Councilman Pinkley and carried by the following
roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Martin, Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TeWinkle
Resolution A communication was read from C. W. TeWinkle tendering his resignation
No. 190 as Councilman. A communication was also read from Mayor Nelson
(TeWinkle recommending that the resignation of Mr. TeWinkle be accepted with regrets
Resignation) and that a suitable resolution be drawn by the City Attorney expressing
the Council's appreciation for Mr. TeWinkle's services as a member
of the Council. On motion by Councilman Pinkley, seconded by Councilman
Smith, and unanimously carried, Mr. TeWinkle's resignation was accepted
with regrets and Resolution No. 190, a resolution expressing the
Council's appreciation for Mr. TeWinkle's services was adopted by the
following roll call vote:
AYES: 'Councilmen Martin, Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TelpTinkle
Appointment
of A. H.MeYers Thereupon a communication was read from Mayor Nelson recommending the
appointment of Mr. Arthur H. Meyers as member of the City Council, to
be effective January 1, 1956, for the unexpired term of Mr. C. W.
TeTKinkle, resigned. Upon motion by Councilman Smith, seconded by
Councilman Pinkley, Arthur H. Meyers was appointed Councilman for said
unexpired term by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Martin, Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TeWinkle
Terminal Way A communication was read from the City'Engineer certifying that the
Resolution #191 improvements have been completed on Terminal Inlay and recommending that
the deed now be recorded for said street. Upon motion by Councilman
Smith, seconded by Councilman Pinkley, Resolution No. 191, a resolution
"ACCEPTING THE DEED OF RIGHT OF WAY FOR TERMINAL WAY" was adopted by
the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Martin, Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TeWinkle
Tract #2168
A communication was read
from the City Engineer certifying that the
(Release of
improvements in Tract No.
2168 have been completed in accordance with
Bond)
plans and specifications
and recommending that the improvements
be accepted and the bond
posted by the subdivider, Kenneth Rogers, be
released. Upon motion by C. Smith, seconded by Ce Pinkley, and unanimously
carried, the improvements
were accepted and the bond released.
j, Tract #2584
A communication was read
from the City Engineer certifying that the
(Release of
water system in Tract No.
2584 has been installed in accordance with
portion of
plans and specifications,
and recommending that the portion of cash bond
bond)
posted by the subdivider,
McLean & Pearsol, for the water system, in the
amount of $6,962.00, be released.
On motion by C. Pinkley, seconded by
C. Smith, said bond was released by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Martin,
Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen
None
ABSENT: Councilmen
Nelson and TeWinkle
Release of A communication was read from the Building Department notifying the
Bond Council that the two mobile homes located. at 2083 Wallace Avenue,
(Var. ;#110) (Variance #110) had been removed and recommending the release of the
cash bond posted by Frank D. ,Patterson. On motion by C. Smith,
seconded by C. Pinkley, and unanimously carried, the bond was ordered
released.
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Bldg. A communication was' -read from the Building Department notifying the
Moving Council that as of December 9th,all work required under the cash re -
Permit #102 location bond covering Building Moting Application No. 102, in the name
(Release of of James P. Winton, had been completed, and recommending the release of
Bond) the bond. Upon motion by C. Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and
unanimously carried, the bond was ordered released.
-A proposed ordinance was submitted amending Section l of Article IV of
Ordinance -No. 25, providing for the approval by the Building Department,
Fire Prevention Officer, Planning_Commission and all other departments .
having jurisdiction over applicant's business prior to the issuance of a
business license. After discussion and on motion by C. Smith, seconded by
C. Pinkley, and unanimously carried, the matter was deferred for further
study.
City A proposed agreement was submitted for Council .approval by Arthur H.
Sanitary Meyers, President of the Costa Mesa Sanitary District, wherein the City
-District will operate and'maintain the sewer system and garbage and trash operations
Agreement- of the District in order that the operation of municipal services within -
�' Resolution the City may be consolidated under the direction and control of the City.
No. 192 After discussion and on motion by C. Pinkley, seconded by -C. Smith,
Resolution No. 192, a resolution approving said Agreement and authorizing
-the Mayor and City,Clerk_to sign in behalf of the City of Costa Mesa, was
adopted by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Martin, Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TejinTinkle
Santa
The City Clerk reported that the names
signed to the Petition Requesting
Tomas
the Improvement of Santa Tomas Street under the 1911 Act -were the owners
Improvement
of more than 6010 in .area and more than
20%' of the assessed valuation of
District
the property subject to assessment for,
said proposed 'improvement. Thereupon
on motion by C. Pinkley, seconded by C.
Smith, and unanimously carried, the
City Engineer was instructed to prepare
and file estimate of the cost of
said improvement.
B1dg.Moving
Building Moving AppTication No. 108 was
submitted in the name of Gene Hart,
Permit ##108
requesting permission to move a house to
2123 Santa Ana Avenue. Upon the
(Hart)
recommendation of,the Planning Commission
and on motion by C. Smith, seconded
by C. Pinkley, and unanimously carried,
the application was approved.
B1dg.Moving Building Moving -Applications #109 & #110 were submitted in the name of
Application Helen G. Lomax., -284 Santa Isabel Street, requesting permission to move a
#109 & #110 residence and garage'to 280 Santa Isabel Street.- Upon the recommendation of
(Lomax) the Planning Commission and on motion by C. Smith, seconded by C. Pinkley,
.,and unanimously carried, the applications were approved on the condition
that the buildings be brought to present Uniform Building'Code standard
throughout.
B1dg.Moving Building Moving Application No. 111 was submitted in the name of D. Hartshorn,
Application 1950 Parson, requesting permission to move a building to said 1950 Parson
No. 111 - Street. Upon the recommendation of the Planning Commission and on motion
(Hartshorn) by C; Pinkley, seconded by.C.-Smith, and unanimously carried, the application
-was approved. -
Tentative Tentative Map of Tract No. 2966 was submitted in the name of Sullivan &
Map #2966,- Everson, 1856 Newport Bl Mrd. , for the subdivision of the' west one-half of
(SullivanLot 32, Fairview Farms, into.19 lots. Upon the -recommendation of the Planning
Everson) Commission and on.motion-by C. Smith, seconded by C. Martin, and carried, the
tentative map was.approved.subject to the recommendations of the City
Engineer. (Pinkley voted NO) ,
PERMITS On motion by C. -Smith, -seconded by C; Pinkley, and unanimously carried, the
application for business license,submitted in the name of Harris Jacobs,
DBA.Copperfront, 324 - 10th Street, Santa Monica, to collect industrial
scrap within the City of Costa Mesa, was approved.."
On motion by -C. Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously carried, the
application of Haroldts Restaurant, 1670 Newport Blvd., to hold a dance on
the night of December 315 1955, was approved.
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On motion by C. Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously carried, the
application of American Legion Post No. 455, requesting permission to
continue the Saturday night dances beyond December -31, 1955, said date being
the expiration date -of present permit, was approved for an additional
six -months' period, and.fee waived.
On motion by C. Smith, seconded by C. Pinkley, and unanimously carried, the
request.of the Newport Harbor Church of Seventh-Day Adventists, 3262 Broad
Street, Newport Beach, for carolling over the.loud speaker for 1, hours a
night for four nights a week until Christmas, and for solicitation of fund
in the business district for world welfare--was-approved and fee waived.
Upon motion by C. Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously carried,
the request of the Chief of Police to conduct the.March of Dimes program
in behalf of the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis, from
January 1, 1956 to February'l, 1956, was approved and the fee waived.
Upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police, and on motion by C. Pinkley,
seconded by C. Smith, unanimously carried, the application of the Santa Ana
Novelty Company, 660 W. 17th Street, to place skill games at the_following
places was approved:
Wagon Wheel, 1830 Newport Blvd ....... 3 .... Shuffle Alley, Shuffle Bd., Pool Table
Shamrock Cafe, 182. Newport Blvd ...... 2....Shuffle Alley and Pool Table
Mesa Club, 1818 Newport Blvd ......... 4 .... Shuffle Alley, Shuffle Bd., Pool Table
and Telequiz
Harold's Cafe, 1670 Newport Blvd ..... 1....Telequiz
Bavarian Inn, 780 W. 19th Street ..... 3....Shuffle Alley, Shuffle Bd., Pool Table
Van's Bowling, 1703 Superior Ave ..... 1 .... Pool Table
Shamrock Liquor Store, 18222"Newpt... I.... Shuffle Alley
Harvey's Liquor Store, 1667 NeTaport..l;_...Shuffle Alley
Harbor House Rest, 2260 -Harbor B1vd..l....Shuffle Alley
American Legion Hall.. ..........'...l.'...Pool"Table
Upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police and on motion by
C. Smith, seconded by C. Pinkley, and unanimously carried, the
application of the Orange County Music Company, 109 W. lst Street,
Santa -Aria, to place skill games at the following places was approved:
Dick's' Place, 2390-92 Newport Blvd .... 3...Pool Table; Shuffle Alley, Elec.GunEye
Van's Bowling Alley, -1703 -Superior .... 3... Pool Table, Shuffle Alley, Elec.GunEye
Upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police, and on motion by C-.
Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously carried, the application
of the Beach Amusement Company, 1577 Miramar, Balboa; to place skill
games at the following places was approved:
Silver Dollar Cafe, 1600 Newport B1vd...,..l... Shuffle Board
Mesa Liquor Store, 1794 Newport Blvd ...... 1 ... Shuffle Board
Mesa Club, 1818 Newport Blvd., ...... 1 ... Shuffle Board
Speedy Lunch, 2014 Placentia... ........... l.O.Shuffle Board
Upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police; and on motion by
C. Smith, seconded by C. Pinkley, and -unanimously carried, the
application of the Newport -Balboa Music Company, 706 E. Bay Street,
Balboa, to place skill games at the following places was approved:
Van's Bowling Alley, 1703 -Superior ..... 2...Pool Table & Bowling Game
Speedy Lunch, 2014 Placentia ........... 2 ... Pool Table & Bowling Game
'Shamrock Liquor Store, 18222 Newport...2...Pool Table & Bowling Game
Fred's Drive Inn, 1562 Neuport......... l...Pool Table
Reports Upon motion by C.: Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously
carried, the Treasurers Report for -the month of November; 1955, was
accepted and ordered filed.
Upon motion by: C. Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously
carried, the report of the Fiscal Department for the month of
November, 1955, was accepted and ordered filed.
Upon motion by C. Pinkley, seconded.by'C� Martin, and unanimously
carried,,the City Attorney was requested to draft an ordinance
requiring the subdivider to show on the tentative tract maps the
drainage facilities and method of protection for adjacent property
owners.
AYES: Councilmen Martin; Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen. Nelson -and TeWinkle
The City Manager reported that representatives of the City of Costa
Mesa had met with representatives of Newport Beach, Laguna, South
Laguna and the Irvine Company to discuss the possibility of the
construction of a new terminal reservoir for the Metropolitan Water
District line on a cooperative basis, the City to act as Agent for the
various-ZPTater Districts if they should -:so desire. Costa Mesa's share
for the -employment ..of an engineer to make a preliminary survey to
determine total capacity and cost of construction of reservoir would be
approximately $1,500.00." C. Smith moved` -that the City of Costa Mesa
participate in the project and pay its share of the preliminary cost of
said survey." The motion was seconded by C. Pinkle-y-and unanimously
carried.
The City Manager reported that a conference was'held with representatives
of the Talbot Drainage -District and the Newport -Drainage District in an
effort to secure use of the"drainage systems for City storm water. The
City Manager recommended that a committee be appointed to meet with
Orange County Flood Control District representatives to attempt the
transfer of the operation and maintenance of the drainage systems to the
control of the Orange County Flood Control District Names to the
Committee -were: Mayor Nelson,'Chairman, Councilmen Martin, Smith,
Pinkley and Meyers, City Manager and City Engineer.
Resolution The City Manager recommended that, as a result of the City assuming the
#193 -(City responsibilities of operating and maintaining the sewer system and trash
Attorney & and garbage operations of the Costa Mesa Sanitary District, the retainer
City Engineer fees of the City Attorney and'City Engineer be"increased to -'.include the
-fee presently being paid to them by the District. Thereupon C. Martin
moved the adoption of Resolution No. 193, a -resolution increasing the
retainer fees of.the City Attorney and City Engineer to be effective
January"11, 1956.. The-motion.was seconded by C. Pinkley and carried by
the following roll call vote,
AYES: Councilmen Martin, Pinkley and,Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TeWinkle'
A proposal was submitted for the creation of new positions.made necessary
because of the added responsibilities of the operations.of the Costa Mesa
Sanitary District. In accordance with the recommendation of the City
Manager, C.'Finkley moved'that Charles Heller be employed as Street
Superintendent. The motion was declared dead for want of a second.
Warrant
T, darrant.Resolution No.-TRR-69, including Payroll No. 35, was presented
Resolution
for approval. On motion by C—Piinkley, seconded by C. Martin, Warrant
#APTR-69
Resolution No. WR -69 was adopted by the following roll call vote:
AYES:_ Councilmen"Martin,'Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen --None
Warrant
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TeWinkle "
Warrant Resolution No. WR for
-70 was presented approval. On motion by
Resolution
C.-Pinkley,-seconded by"C. Smith, Warrant Resolution No. WR -70 was
;#[PTR -70
adopted by the follo- adng roll call vote:
AYES:_ Councilmen Martin,. Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TeWinkle
Upon the recommendation -of the City Manager ' and on motion by C. Pinkley,
seconded by C. Smith, authorization was Igiven for the transferral of
$40,000.00 from the General Fund to the ZPTater Fund, on a "loan basis"
until allocation,is- received from the State. Motion carried by the
following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Martin; Pinkley and Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen. Nelson -and TeWinkle
The City Manager reported that representatives of the City of Costa
Mesa had met with representatives of Newport Beach, Laguna, South
Laguna and the Irvine Company to discuss the possibility of the
construction of a new terminal reservoir for the Metropolitan Water
District line on a cooperative basis, the City to act as Agent for the
various-ZPTater Districts if they should -:so desire. Costa Mesa's share
for the -employment ..of an engineer to make a preliminary survey to
determine total capacity and cost of construction of reservoir would be
approximately $1,500.00." C. Smith moved` -that the City of Costa Mesa
participate in the project and pay its share of the preliminary cost of
said survey." The motion was seconded by C. Pinkle-y-and unanimously
carried.
The City Manager reported that a conference was'held with representatives
of the Talbot Drainage -District and the Newport -Drainage District in an
effort to secure use of the"drainage systems for City storm water. The
City Manager recommended that a committee be appointed to meet with
Orange County Flood Control District representatives to attempt the
transfer of the operation and maintenance of the drainage systems to the
control of the Orange County Flood Control District Names to the
Committee -were: Mayor Nelson,'Chairman, Councilmen Martin, Smith,
Pinkley and Meyers, City Manager and City Engineer.
Resolution The City Manager recommended that, as a result of the City assuming the
#193 -(City responsibilities of operating and maintaining the sewer system and trash
Attorney & and garbage operations of the Costa Mesa Sanitary District, the retainer
City Engineer fees of the City Attorney and'City Engineer be"increased to -'.include the
-fee presently being paid to them by the District. Thereupon C. Martin
moved the adoption of Resolution No. 193, a -resolution increasing the
retainer fees of.the City Attorney and City Engineer to be effective
January"11, 1956.. The-motion.was seconded by C. Pinkley and carried by
the following roll call vote,
AYES: Councilmen Martin, Pinkley and,Smith
NOES: Councilmen - None
ABSENT: Councilmen Nelson and TeWinkle'
A proposal was submitted for the creation of new positions.made necessary
because of the added responsibilities of the operations.of the Costa Mesa
Sanitary District. In accordance with the recommendation of the City
Manager, C.'Finkley moved'that Charles Heller be employed as Street
Superintendent. The motion was declared dead for want of a second.
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After discussion, C. Smith moved that the matter be tabled to allow
further study. The motion was seconded by C.'Pinkley and was
unanimously carried.
The City Manager read a communication from the Division of Highways
transmitting project statement covering the Cityts participation in
the-pro'osed installation of a 3-phase full traffic actuated dual split -
phase signal system and highway lighting at the intersection of Newport
Avenue and Bristol Street -Palisades Road. Upon motion by C. Pinkley,
seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously carried, the Mayor and Clerk
authorized to execute said statement in behalf of the City of
Costa Mesa.
The City Manager reported that a communication from the Department
of Public Works, Division of Highways, has been received stating
that the allocation of engineering funds to the City of Costa Mesa
for the fiscal year ending.June 30, 1956, is $x,000.00, based on
a population of 17,320 as of July l,"1955.
The City Manager submitted a communication from the Building Official
concerning conflicting requirements -between the Uniform Building Code
and the Costa Mesa'Plumbing Code and recommending that an ordinance
be drawn giving precedence' -to the Uniform Building Code, 1955 Edition,
in all matters. where a conflict exists in its regulations and that of
the Plumbing Code. Upon motion by C. Smith, seconded by C. Pinkley,
and unanimously carried,. the City Attorney was instructed to amend the
_Plumbing Code.to eliminate therefrom all provisions in conflict with.
the Uniform Building Code and make it conform thereto.
A communication was submitted from the 38th Senatorial District of
California announcing that the Subcommittee on Mass Rapid Transit
of the Joint Interim Committee on Transportation will hold public
-hearings in -Los Angeles on January 17, 18, 19 and 20. C. Smith
moved that a representative of the City be appointed and authorized
to attend the hearings, if time permitted, anal in particular the
meetings concerning the transit problems of the Los Angeles Metro-
politan Area. (Mayor to appoint representative).
In view of the recent survey made, the: City Manager asked the
Council to reaffirm or establish a new policy on the issuance of
building permit fees for political subdivisions. schools and
districts. After discussion, C. Pinkley moved that the following
policy.be established, to -grit: whenever any school has employed
a full-time inspector on the job or project, said inspector repre-
senting the State Board of Architects, the City shall waive all
fees chargeable by the City Building Department. This policy shall
extend to and include all school jobs now in process or pending as
of this date. The motion was seconded by C. Smith and was unani-
mously carried.
The City.Manager-submitted the following bids on office equipment
and.furniture for the Planning, Building and Street Departments
which were the lowest and best bids received.
Bales'Office Equipment Co., 303 N. Sycamore St., Santa Ana.
2—MFe iFe vel hG�hairs @ 57.38 ea $114-76
1 Victor Adding Machine 312.80
1.Table 73.81
5 3 -ft. sections, counter 156.60
-Santa .Ana Typewriter Co.., 100. W., 4th St. , -Santa Ana
1 o1es�luep mint aEinet 95.00
1 Base for above 15.00
Steints, 307 W.,4th Street, Santa Ana
=ling Cabinets @ 12.30 ea 372.90
Tide Office Supply, 3011 Newport Blvd., Newport' .Beach
R es s 2ff—.0—O ea 488.00
Tiernants, 902—.North—Main St., Santa Ana
_77=sure Chairs @ 26.1�O ea 132.00
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Remington Rand, 2216 N. Main St., Santa Ana
r-"7-'6rawer file cabinet 173.51
Coast Office Equipment Co., 1888 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
el�royal Typewriters @ 187.50 ea 375.00
2 Typewriter stands @ 19.95 ea 39.90
1 Stationery Divider h.10
(All above items plus state sales tax).
Upon motion by C. Pinkley, seconded by C. Smith, and unanimously
carried, the bids were accepted and the City Manager authorized to
purchase same.
The City Attorney reported that the Parking Commission, after further
study, has recommended the renewal of the lease of Mrs. Virginia
Davidson and Mrs. Louise Hamblet,.DBA The Knitting Bag, said lease
to be renewed for a period of one .year. C. Pinkley moved that the
City Attorney be instructed to draw up the lease as recommended by the
Parking Commission. The motion was seconded by Ca Smith and was
unanimously carried.
Upon motion by C. Smith,, seconded by C. Pinkley, and unanimously
carried, the meeting was adjourned.at 10:"30 p.m.
AMayr he lity of Costa Mesa
ATTEST:
City Clerk of th City of Costa Mesa
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