HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1946/02/18 M~i~u','~ OF ADJOUI~NED I~0w_jLR ~ff~NG OF ~ COUNCIL
OF ~HE OlT~ C~ CBL~ VISTa.t CALIFORNV_At M,:,J~. 1;EBE~A~ 18! 1946.
The Council met in the Council C~Ambers of the City Hall on the above date,
with Mayor Eeithley presidings The meeting was called to order at ? o'clock PeM.,
l=~asent: 0ouncilmen Eeitbl;y, Chase, EAdder, Riceland. Abeen~ Council~
B~.rnside.
PETIT~,ON TO ]~ICI~ ~y.v.~y W]ZMI~: A petition was read by the clerk from
several property owners resi~ing on the North side of Cypress Street between
Second Avenue a~d Ei~ Street, requesting widening of the alley in rear of their
p~operty to fifteen feet. 0ax motion by Councilman lf~ithley, seconde~ by
C~uneil~ Chase, which carried, the city tunneler wa~ instx~meted to investigate
end also instruct the ~m].A~4~ C~,.,~1~sion to m~e investigation of necessa~y pro-
eedure to widen Davidson Strest from Seco~l Avenue to National A~enue to ~ sixty
foot dedicated width.
~ ,,~, ~ ~O]~i'V~SI~= Upon motion by Co~nc~..=~ ~eithley, seconded by
Councilman C~Xase, ~hich csx'tied, final map of Roberta Park wa~ approve~, subject
to approval by the County ~kA~wyor and the attaching of a certificate to the map
by him as required by law~ am~ subJest l~rther to the fili~ of a bon~, payable
to the city in the amount of $2~,600.00 to insure cc..plstion of ~mpruvemente as
shown on map.
,~INAI~CE N0e~6= On motion by Counc~,"~ Eidder~ seconded by Councilman
Chase~ which e~rried, Ordinance 1;o.~56 was placed on its second reading.
The Q~dinance was read in ~ end ~s passed, udopted and approved by the
followin__g vote, to-witt ~est Councilmen ~idder, Riceland, ~eithlay, chase.
Noes; None. Abasnt; Councilman B~rnside.
,UA~. NAL~E N0.357~ ~n motion Counc]~- l[idder, seconded by Councilmen
Riceland, ~hich carrie~, Ordinance No.357 was placed on its second reading.
The Qrdi~uce was read in full and was ~aseed, adopted and approved by the
following vote, to-wit~ ~ee: Councilmen ~idder, Rieslan~, Eeithley,
Noes: None. A~se~t: ~Ouncilman Burnside.
CI'YXC CEN~R: Discussion was held relative to the necessity of including
a new libreA-y in the prup=sed Civic 0enter plane. 0ity Manager Ray said that
the Building Co~ttee had held two meeting, ~d that Mrs.P~ay, representing the
library, Ba~ ~one o~ roee~ as favox~ the inclusion of a new librax~y in the
group. Mr.l~ay further stated that ~en he ~-~ City Attorney Higgs had gene
to Los Angeles to oonfe~ with Mr.Beebe, the attorney h~dli~g the bond question for
the city, a quick decisien was mandatory as to whethe~ the Civi~ Center group
should be one building, or sevex~.l, and, that the decision w~s that the Civic Center
should be one ~Allding, end e~ould house the library as well ~$ other city
offices.
PE;~;~I01q TO LEAVE STATE: City Attorney requested permission to leave
the State February 21, 1946, through the 26th. On motion by Ccunc~- Eeithley,
seconded by Council,.~ l~idder, which carried, permission w~s
AD$0~t Upon motion by Councilman Ifeithley, seconded by Councilm~
Chaae, which carried, the meeting was adjourned to February 25, 1~46 at ? o'clock
P.M.,