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CITY OF TEMPLE CITY
TEMPLE CITY CALIFORNIA
AUGUST a7, 1962
INITIATION: The regular meeting of the City Council of the
City of Temple City was called to order by Mayor Tyrell who led
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
INVOCATION: Invocation was given by Rev. R. E. Schulz of the
Lutheran Church, 9123 Broadway, Temple City.
ROLL CALL:
PRESENT: Councilmen- Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker,
Tyrell
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
ALSO PRESENT: City Manager voollett and City Attorney Shatford
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
Minutes of regular meeting of August 13, 1c62.
Councilman Merritt corrected item 4, roll call to show under
ABSENT, Councilman Fitzjohn. Mayor Tyrell corrected item 2
at the bottom of pane 6 to spell Mr. Cude's name correctly.
City Manager Woollett under item 18 reaardincy the B -ddum Con-
struction check No. 1755 tc read : "in the amount of 10% which;
had been held until final notice of completion and affirmatin
that it meets all requirements." Also under item 10 regarding
the Recreation Dept. should read "introduced the Temple City
All -Star Pony League Team ". Councilman Nunamaker moved to
approve the minutes of the regular meeting of August 13 as
mailed and corrected, Councilman Fitzjohn seconded, rn11 call
, °vote as f- llows:
AYES: Councilmen- Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker,Tyrel'
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
Minutes of August 20, 1962, Special Meeting of the City Council.
City Manager Woollett corrected item 2, paragraph 2 under (1)
the date should read "on August 21 ". Councilman Merritt moved
to approve the minutes of the Special Meeting of August 20,
as corrected, Councilman Nunamaker seconded, and carried.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
RESOLUTION NO. 62 -229: Re- Denial of appeal for zone variance.
City Attorney Shatford read title to Resolution No. 62 -229,
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY
DENYING APPEAL FROM RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
THAT THE APPLICATION OF HOWARD ROBERT SPOTTS, THOMAS F. MC ILRO'
AND NOTA B. TOLBERT FOR A ZONE VARIANCE UPON CERTAIN REAL PROP-
ERTY LOCATED AT 10034, 10040 AND 10048 OLIVE STREET, FROM ZONE
A -1 -1 TO r.R -3 BE DENIED. Councilman Merritt moved to adopt
Resolution No. 62 -229, Counc lmar Fitzjohn seconded, roll call
vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt,Nunamaker,Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT :. Councilmen -None
7. PETITION REQUESTING ABATEMENT ARISING FROM THE OPERATION OF THE
"JOLLY COACHMAN" AT 9151 E. LAS TUNAS DR.
City Manager Woollett advised the Council a petition had been
received signed by 49 adjacent residents and property owners
requesting the nuisance caused by the Jolly Coachman be abated,
1. as a result of inadequate off street parkins excessive night
street parking by patrons of the Jolly Coachman on both.
Loma and Hermosa Avenues, at the intersection thereof, pre-
vents reasonable parking and ingress and egress by the resi-
dents.
2. That excessive noise, both by automobiles and by persons
particularly late at night, distrubs the rest and sleep :of
said residents.
3 That such use and noise by the patrons of "The Jolly Coach
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man" is detrimental to the use of the property of the undersign,
ed and to the property values.
Morris L. Turner, 9144 Hermosa Dr., spoke strongly against the
entertainment on Thursday evening at the Jolly Coachman as to'
the excessive parkins all over Loma and Hermosa Avenues, adja-
cent parking areas, and advised regarding the numerous times
the sheriff had been called to the area due to the noise and,
boisterous conduct of the patrons both during the e\.:ninc� and
late at night with no respect for the .people �or property in the
area. He recommended to alleviate the problem that the alley
be made a one way alley, all adjoining parkin° places should,
be contacted, and the license of entertainment should be null
and void.
Mrs. J. W. Lang, 9133 E. Hermosa Dr., spoke against the enter-
tainment in respect to the number of children in the area at
teen -age level, that they can hear the noise inside their homes
even during winter months when the doors would he closed. She
felt something definitely should be done regarding the traffic
and the noise.
John Walters, 9145 E. Hermosa Dr„ advised he did not know why
this type of entertainment is permited in the City, and that
patrons use adjoining lawns For bathrooms, and he felt some
action should be taken by the City.
Mrs. Viola Turner, 914; Hermosa Dr., verified Mr. Walters c,m-
plaints, and also that the buses used by the Jolly Coachman
leave there on Sun. mornings arouno 10 A. M., the passengers
leaving, there cars in the area all day until the bus returns at
2 A. M. causing a noisy disturbance.
The following people wished to appear in the record as 'opposed
to the present parking and entertainment at the "Jolly CoachmanY
Jos. i':'. Lang, 9133 E. Hermosa Dr.
Marjorie Walters, 9145 E. Hermosa Drive
Philip Trevas, 9165 E, Las Tunas Dr.
Mrs. Philip Trevas, 9165 E. Las Tunas Dr.
R. C. Martin, 9161 E. Las Tunas Dr.
Hal Broadhead, 9151 E. Las Tunas Dr., owner and operator of
"The Jolly Coachman" stated as Follows:
1. retarding inadequate off - street parkin°, 1'have nine spots
for parking in my lot. Dr. Young next door has given per-
mission to use spaces west of Loma Avenue, and Charles
Shoe. Shine & Shoe Repair have also coivenkpermission to use
their parking lot, which will accomodate ..;.) cars in these
three areas plus the side streets which are public streets
and our patrons have every right in the world to park on
them.
2, regarding disturbing the rest of these residents, parking is
a problem there 24 hrs. a day. I opened up at 3 P. M. and
there were 12 cars parked around the corner. There have been
no fights, no riots, or For any damage report, after the
patrons leave I have no control over them.
3. Re- customers of the Jolly Coachman. My folks live i n Tempi(
City, and I was raised here, I have been in business here fo
16 months, it is zoned for commercial purposes, and the lot
had been vacant until 16 months ago. The pr- Terty was Poste(
for 30 and 45 days giving time for any lecal protests aoains:
this operation going! in, We have films of sports car racing
and feature movies. The Sheriffs Dept. has witnessed pretty
near every one we have.
Councilman Dickason asked iF he considered the entertainment to
be a credit to the community and Mr, Broadhead advised everyone
admitted is 21 yrs. or older, and a mixed crowd, and there is
nothing there that is not found at any other business of this
type. Councilman Fitzjohn asked if he would permit his childre;
if 21 yrs. of acie to view this type of entertainment and was
advised "yes, I would."
Following discussion of the Councilmen, Mayor Tyrell read into
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record the report From the Sheriffs Dept. as Follows:
"At the time this establishment was licensed no protests were
filed.
Subject Broadhead has never been convicted of a crime, nor has
he been in violation of any Alcoholic Control laws. This bar
is engaged in dispensing beer and wine, coupled with -Id time
movies, special events movies aod live entertainment, in my
opinion, of a very lewd nature.
A review of the cafe incident riles maintained in the Temple
Station reflects the following:
8 -28 -61 a fight by three male patrons
12- 2.1 -61 a memo to Vice Detail regarding lewd movies being
— shown (not substantiated)
6 -10 -62 Subject Broadhead was the victim of a burglary where.
in $240.55 was stolen
and numerous calls regarding loud band music, noise in the park-
ing lot, and excessive noise created by patrons leaving the pre-
mises. Coupled, with numerous complaints pertaining to legal;
parking in the residential areas adjacent to the establishment.
Numerous contacts have been made with neighbors within the im-
mediate vicinity regarding the noise, the strewing of beer cans
on private property, crowded parking conditions existing on the
side streets, etc. However, these complaints have not been ton
specific, but a stringent preventative patrol has been maintain-
ed in the surrounding area for the past two months. Also numer-
ous identification checks have been conducted upon the premises
at least semi - weekly for the past thirty days.
Mr. Broadhead seems very cooperative to the Deputies and has
stationed men at both the front and back doors for the purpose
of checking I. D. cards of the patrons within the bar to pre;
vent the service to those under twenty -one (21) years of age:
Also, under law his capacity is 120 patrons, and the crowd does
not exceed this number.
The live entertainment at this location is below standard from
both a moral point of view and an entertainment print of view.
The jokes are filthy, and of course, the reply to this inquiry
is that they may be taken either way. And, if an individual:
prefers to take the vulgar point their reply is "they must have
a filthy mind ".
am under the impression that these vulgarities will cease in
the very near future.
Periodic announcements are made via the loud speaker requesting_
the patrons to please be quiet when leaving location and to
hold the merriment within the establishment to a minimum.
Another observation by the writer is the class of individuals
that frequent this particular establishment. The ace group
appears to be between 21 - 2.5 and of the "Ivy League" type,
rather than the ordinary rowdy. They depart from location in
groups of from three to six. This coupled with the fact that
there are very few females present arouses my suspicion as to
the moral character of those involved. The Vice Detail has been
made aware of my suspicions and a surveillance has been main-
tained For the past three weeks with negative results.
Our problems were presented to the District Attorney's Office it
Pasadena, and we were informed that the complaints as registe -rec
and coupled with a petition From the neighborhood did not con-
stitute basis for proceedings against the establishment or its
abatement as a nuisance.
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Possibly one solution to this problem would be to limit park-
ing to one -half hour between 10 PM and 2 AM or the streets ad-
jacent to this establishment."
Upon questioning Mr. Broadhead advised he intended to maintain
the same type of entertainment. Mayor Tyrell stated on Thursda
nights the moving pictures, which are regular Feature pictures
are not objectionable, but the live entertainment was objection,
able, Discussion followed regarding eliminating tyke of enter -
tainment.which attracts the objectionable element of patrons.
City Attorney Shatford advised it is all regulated by the laws
of the City of Temple City which has a lot of jurisdiction..
Also before the Council can consider taking a license away a
public hearing must be held and the legal steps and reasons
for revoking a license were explained by the City Attorney.
The licensee said he was doing to continue entertainment, and
do not know which he referred to, but certainly if he was to,
continue what the Mayor found to be indecent he would be liable
to have his license revoked.
Councilman Fitzjohn moved to set a public hearing f-,r 8 P. M.
on October 8, 1062, in the Council chambers, Councilman Dickas;or
seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen- Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt,I'unamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
REQUEST FOR LIQUOR LICENSE AT 0654 E. LAS TUi'AS DR,
City Manager Woollett advised that the Alcoholic Beverage C,n--
trol Board has notified us that the applicant For a 1iqu-r li-
cense at 5833 Temple City Blvd. has withdrawn his application.
At this time the application For 0654 E. Las Tunas Dr. is to
be considered. Mr, Woollett advised two communications have .
been received this evening as follows:
1. a letter from Rupert C. and Nellie D. Curtis , 5829 N.
Primrose, in opposition to the license
2. a petition signed by 28 citizens who are opposed to further
liquor licenses.
Councilman Dickason moved to make these communications a part
of the record, Councilman Merritt seconded, and carried.
The City Manager advised the realtor had stated the application
had been withdrawn but this has not been verified by the Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board. Councilman Nunamaker moved to,
instruct the City Manager to contact the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board indicating the Council's protests to the issuance
of a liquor license for 9654 E. Las Tunas Dr., Councilman
Merritt seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT :Councilmen -None
0. REQUESTED COST ESTIMATE ON BADGES FOR PARK PERSONNEL
City Manager Woollett reported on the request for consideration
of badges for park personnel indicating the cost to be about
#12.00 each. He also suggested if the Council decided to pur-
chase badges for the three park personnel that they also pur-
chase one for our Chief of Police. After discussion Councilman
Nunamaker moved to purchase these three badges for the park
personnel and one for the chief of Police, Councilman Fitzjohn
seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen- Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT:Councilmen -None
Councilman Merritt suggested a similar type of badge and iden-
tification card be issued to the Traffic Commission members.
Following discussion Councilman Fitzjohn moved to secure iden-
tification cards for the commissioners, Councilman Nunamaker se-
conded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker,Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None _
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10. PROPOSED DUTIES OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE:
City Manager Woollett explained the recommendations of the pre-
sent Finance Committee regarding their duties and responsibili-
ties, and also advised the staff is initiating a study of the'
legal financial responsibilities for the City Clerk, the City;
Council, and the City Treasurer. City Manager Woollett read in
full the recommendations for the duties of the Finance Committee,
Councilman Merritt moved to approve the recommendations and that
they be approved as policy, Councilman Fitzjohn seconded, and
carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
ACCEPTANCE OF SANITARY SEWERS AND RELEASE OF FAITHFUL PERFORM-
ANCE BOND: BOGUE FROM PAL MAL WESTERLY
City Manager Woollett read a letter from the County Engineer ,
advising formal acceptance is required. Councilman Nunamaker;
moved to approve the work and accept for public use the sanitary
sewers in Tract No. 26554; P.C. 5915, and to cancel the Faithful
Performance bond in the amount oF $5500.00 dated November 21,,
1961, submitted by Meeker Development Co., Councilman Fitzjohn
seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker,Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
12. REQUEST FOR DELAY OF INSTALLATION OF CURB & GUTTER: J. B. WEBER
DEVELOPMENT CO. - ORDINANCE NO. 62 -68, 2nd reading.
City Manager Woollett advised that some time ago the zone change
was granted and one stipulation was that curb and gutter be in-
stalled on the west side of Arden Dr. before the zone change be-
came effective. Also that Mr. Weber had deposited with the City
the sum of $917.50, and he recommended the Council adopt Ordi-
nance No. 62 -68 and also indicate acceptance of the bond he has
posted and allow him to construct the curb and gutter after he
has completed building. City Attorney Shatford read title to
Ordinance No. 62 -68 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY!
OF TEMPLE CITY CHANGING THE ZONING OF THAT CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY
SUBJECT OF ZONING CASE 61 -23 LOCATED ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF
NORTH ARDEN DRIVE SOUTH ON FREER STREET FROM A -1 -1 TO R -1 -5000.
Councilman Fitzjohn moved to waive further reading, Councilman
Nunamaker seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
Councilman Fitzjohn moved to adopt Ordinance No. 62 -68, Council-
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man Merritt seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
Councilman Merritt moved to let the curb and gutter installation
be delayed until a later date acceptable to the City Manager and
the petitioner provide adequate security acceptable to the City
Manager, Councilman Nunamaker seconded, roll call vote as follow:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
13. RESOLUTION NO. 62 -230: REQUESTING C H P TO PROVIDE CROSSING
GUARDS FOR 1962 -63:
City Manager Woollett presented Resolution No. 62 -230 A RESOLU-
TION OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY REQUESTING THE CALIFORNIA HIGH-
WAY PATROL TO PROVIDE CROSSING GUARDS. Following discussion
Councilman Merritt moved to adopt Resolution No.'62 -230, Council-
man Nunamaker seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
14. PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION TO GUSTAV STINSTROM:
Mayor Tyrell on behalf of himself and the Council presented
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Gustav Stinstrom a Certificate of Recognition For his fine ser-
vices in behalf of the City. Mr. Stinstrom responded expressing
his appreciation for this recognition.
15, ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOOL - COMMUNITY SAFETY COUNCIL.
City Manager Woollett explained this group were in the process
of establishing a safety program and is made up of the follow4
ing: Chief of Police or representative
Chief of Fire Dept. or representative
President of High School Student Body or representative
President of Oak Avenue School Student Body or represen-
tative
Safety representative of P. T. A. Council
Representative of City Traffic Commission
uperintendent of Schools
City Manager or representative
One school administrator
He also advised this plan was being submitted to the Board of
Education tonight as well as the Council with the recommendation
that both officially recognize the School - Community Safety Coun-
cil, Councilman Merritt moved to approve the recommendation,
Councilman Fitzjohn seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
16. FIXING CITY TAX RATE FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962 -63
City Manager Woollett advised the tax rate had to be set before
Sept. 1 each year and presented Resolution No. 62 -233 setting.
"0" tax rate (no levy) for the year 1962 -63. Councilman Nuna-
maker moved to adopt Resolution No. 62 -233, Councilman Dickason
seconded, roll call vote as f=ollows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
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RESOLUTION NO. 62- 232: WARRANTS & DEMANDS
Councilman Merritt moved to adopt Resolution No. 62 -232, warrant!
and demands No. 1789 through No. 1808, in the sum of $2479.49 ,
Councilman Dickason seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
18. PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS:
Administrative Assistant Karl Koski presented the recommendation
of the Parks & Recreation Commission;
1. purchase of 192 settings of china dinner ware and flatware.
Following discussion as to the use of china or plastic dinner-
ware it was decided to hold this over until the next meeting
and in the meantime get a report from the Pasadena Health Dept.
and the County Health Dept. regarding the use of plastics.
2. Purchase of all steel construction picnic shelters.
Mr. Koski stated the cost would be $3100.00 and this provides
2400 sq. ft. of cover but which does not include the concrete
slab and concrete foundation for approximately 12 columns, the
total cost including these would be $4300.00. The Commission
now is asking the Council to approve the design which is L shape
and will then take necessary steps for plans. Councilman Merrit
moved to approve the design, Councilman Nunamaker seconded, roll
call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen —None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
19. PROPOSED INCREASE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT:
City Manager Woollett reported the Committee representing this
City and associates met with the contract auditors of the grand
jury to discuss the report submitted by the Committee on the 10t
The report �f the audit committee of the Grand Jury indicated
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our report would be contained verbatum in their report to the
Audit Committee. The foreman of the Grand Jury requested pre-
sentation be made before the Grand July on Sept. 26 at 10 AM.
Also the Board of Supervisors is meeting Aug. 28 to set the
County Tax rate for 1962-63 and considering the additional
$700,000.00 revenue item in the Sheriffs budget. Mayor Tyrell
will make a presentation to them before they adopt the budget,
20. RESOLUTION NO. 62 -231: re purchase of Legion property.
City Attorney Shatford read title to Resolution No. 62 -231 A
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TEMPLE CITY AUTHOR
(ZING EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT FOR PURCHASE OF AMERICAN LEGION
PROPERTY AT 5941 NORTH GOLDEN WEST, TEMPLE CITY, AS PART PERFORM
ANCE OF CITY'S OBLIGATIONS UNDER JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT WITH
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES RE CONSTRUCTION OF NEW COUNTY LIBRARY FAC-
ILITY. Councilman Merritt moved to adopt Resolution No. 62 -231,
Councilman Dickason seconded, roll call vote as follows:
AYES: Councilmen - Dickason, Fitzjohn, Merritt, Nunamaker, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen -None
ABSENT: Councilmen -None
21. COMMUNICATIONS:
City Manager Woollett presented letters from the County of Los
Angeles Boundary Commission regarding annexations #288, #292,
#293, #294, #295 to the City of El Monte, and #21A to the City
of So. El Monte. Councilman Fitzjohn moved to receive and file,
Councilman Nunamaker seconded, and carried.
22. TIME RESERVED FOR THOSE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISH TO SPEAK:
Mrs. Robert Paddison, 5812 Primrose, Temple City, spoke regard-
ing the liquor situation, and referred to San Marino as having
no such problems and recommended the City contact their City
Attorney, Mr. Charles Martin. Mayor Tyrell asked if she objecte
to alcohol and was advised she did.
Richard Fontana, 9121 Fairview, San Gabriel, stated he was a par
of the corporation who wanted to open a beer parlor in the old
post office building, and that last week they had withdrawn their
application For a liquor license, and would now like to withdraw
their application for restaurant, dance and entertainment.
Councilman Fitzjohn moved to accept the request, Councilman
Dickason seconded, and carried.
23. MATTERS FROM CITY OFFICIALS:
Councilman Merritt stated he would in some manner like to do
something to better control throwing beer cans thoughout the
City on lawns and parkways. The problem is catching them in the
act and identifying them.
City Manager Woollett read a letter from David Carsen, of the
Christian League, requesting permission for charitable solicita-
tion to sell advertising in the Line -up, a publication for their
football league. Councilman Fitzjohn moved to grant, Councilman
Dickason seconded. Following discussion the roll call was:
AYES: Councilmen-Fitzjohn, Tyrell
NOES: Councilmen- Dickason, Merritt, Nunamaker
The City Manager reported safety devices for Encinita and Lower
Azusa will be discussed Sept. 5 at the Traffic Commission meet-
ing with reports from the Public Utilities Commission, Sheriffs'
Dept., Railroad, and our own Commission. Also that a survey
had been completed in San Fernando Valley and the result was
rather than the City reducing the speed limit agreement was
reached for gates to be placed at all railroad crossings with
Public Utilities paying 1/4 of cost, the Railroad 1/2 of cost
and the City paying 1/4 of cost. This will be discussed at
the Traffic Commission meeting and the Council will have a
recommendation at their next meeting.
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Councilman Merritt requested information recording the timing of
the train signal on Encinita as to when it begins to operate
distance -wise.
Mayor Tyrell read a letter from Annabel Hutchinson, Chairman
of the Alhambra -San Gabriel Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution,requesting the Mayor to proclaim Sept. 17.7
23 as Constitution Week commemorating the 175th anniversary of
the signing of this document. Councilman Merritt moved to so
proclaim, Councilman Dickason seconded, and carried.
The Mayor read a letter from the Los Angeles Union Label Council
requesting the adoption of a resolution declaring the first week
of September as "Union Label Week ", The letter was received and
filed.
Regarding the 'Whitnall report, Mr. Koski reported we will have
an exploratory draft of the zoning ordinance tomorrow, and
a copy will be provided to the Councilmen for study and comments
They will then incorporate your ideas in the first draft of the
zoning ordinance which will be presented to the Planning Commi-
sion for their action. There are three planning clinics left
and these will be scheduled after Sept. 10.
24, ADJOURNMENT:
Councilman Fitzjohn moved to adjourn until 7:30 P. M. on August
30, 1962, at the City Hall, Councilman Dickason seconded, and
carried. Council adjourned at 10 :00 P. M.
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