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HomeMy WebLinkAbout259 - Property to be Taken for ImprovementsORDINANCE NO. 206 AN ORDINANCE OF. THE CITY OI NEWPORT BEACH REGULATIN( T$E LOADING. AND UNLOADIN( OF PERSONS AND ENPRES' PACKAGES UPON AND FROA AUTOMOBILE BUSSES WITIM THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH The Board of Trustees of the tit; of Newport Beach do ordain as fol lows: SECTION 1. For the purposes of this ordinance an antomobile bus is defined as and declared to be any motor driven bus operated upon, along, or over any public street, highway, or alley with- in the city of Newport Beach for the transportation of persons or ex- press packages for compensation;, whether the compensation be paid di- really by the person transported, or the antomobile bus leased, rented, or chartered by the person or persons transported, or by any other person for the pnrppse, of having such per- sons frenspo7t d for a special trip or on a special occasion; SECTION 2. It shall be unlawful and constitute a miedemanor for any person, either as owner, or as driver, operator, a gent, servant or employee of another, to stop, park, or leave standing any antomobile bus in any public street highway, alley or other public place within the city of Newport Beach, or to take upon or discharge from any antomobile bus any person or ex- press package while such antomobile bus is stopped, parked, or standing in or upon any public street, highway, alley or other public place in the city of Newport Beeach at the end of the ronte or trip of such automobile bns. The provisions of this ordinance shall . not be, construed as prohibit- ' ing the stopping an automobile bus at street corners along the street or highway over which it is being oper- ated before it arrives at or after it departs from the end of the route or 'trip, for the purpose of receiving and discharging passengers and express packages for such a length of time as is reasonably necessary for the safety of passengers being received and dis- charged upon and from -uch antomo- bile bus; nor shall it be construed as prohibiting the stopping of an anto- mobile bus when actually engaged in transporting United States mail in a public street near a United States postoffice for such a length of time as is reasonably necessary to receive and deliver mail. SECTION 3. Any person who shall commit any of the acts declared by this ordi- nance to be unlawfnl and constitute` a misdemeanor, shall upon convic- tion thereof in a court of competent Jurisdiction be punished by a fine not exceeding $100.00, or imprisonment not exceeding ninety days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. iSECTION 4. The above and foregoing ordinance. shall be printed and pnblished once in NEWPORT NEWS, a newspaper of general circulation printed, Pon-. � lished and circulated in the city of Newport Beach, and shall take effect and be in force thirty days after its final passage. The above and foregoing ordinance was duly introduced at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the city or 1 Newport Beach held on the 26th day .of May, 1924, and passed at a n:ee.t- ing thereof held on the 2nd day of June, 1924, by the affirmative vote of the following named a(embers of the Board of Trustees thereof: AYES, Trustees, Geo. P. Wilson, H. C. Sloan, Fred W. Young, Conrad Richter, L. S. Wilkinson. NOES, Trustees, none. ABSENT, Trustees, none. The above and foregoing Ordinance No. 258 having been duly passed by the Board of Trustees this 2nd day of June, 1924, is hereby signed and approved by me. GEO. P. WILSON, President - Board of Trustees. Attest: V. A. SEBRING, Clerk. __ _ _ _ ._.. — _ at O AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF I sontherly end thereof westerly, com- ORDINANCE NO. 260 ANORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ORDERING IH- PROYEMENTS ]LADE IN SAID CITY, DESCRIBING THE I1I• ....PROVEMENT AND DIRECTING AN ACTION TO BE CO.ILIIENDED IV THE SUPERIOR COURT OF OR. ANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, IN THE NAME OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH FOB THE COX. DE:ILNATION' OF THE PROPERTY NECESSARY TO BE TARE\ THEREFOR. The Board. of Trustees of the City of Newport Beach do ordain as fol- lows: SECTION 1. The public interest and convenience, requires them, and the Board of Trustees of the city of Newport Beach hereby orders certain improvements to be made in said city described as a. That both of the ends of the alley which extends easterly and west- erly in Block 4 of East Newport, be widened by curving the southerly line of said alley at the ends thereof southerly and the northerly line at i the ends thereof northerly, the said Icurves to commence on the respective southerly and northerly lines of the alley twenty feet (20 ft.) from the ends of the alley and the radius of the curve shall be 20 ft. b. That both of the ends of the alley which extends easterly and westerly in Block 5 of East Newport be widened by curving the southerly line of said alley at the ends thereof southerly, and the northerly line at the ends thereof northerly the said 'curves to commence on the respective southerly and northerly lines of the alley twenty feet from the ends of the alley and the radius of the curve shall be twenty feet. c. The easterly end of the alley which extends easterly and westerly; in Block 7 of East Newport be widen -I ed by curving the northerly line there- of at the easterly end of the alley northerly, the curve to commence on the northerly line of the alley- twenty feet from the easterly end thereof and the radius of the curve shall be twenty -feet. d. That both the ends of the alley which extends easterly and westerly' in Block 8 of East Newport be widen- ed by curving the northerly line of said alley at the ends thereof north- erly, the curves to commence on the northerly line of the alley twenty i feet from the ends of the alley and the radius of the Curves shall be twenty feet. e. That both the ends of the alley, which extends easterly and westerly: in Block 9 of East Newport be widen -j e y curving the oo—r itlerTy line of ;the alley at the ends thereof north -� erly the curves to comin�ence on the: northerly line of the alley twenty feet from the ends of the alley and the radius of the curves shall be twenty feet. I. That both the ends of the alley which extends easterly and westerly in Blocks.,Aq of-East Newport be wid- ened by curving the - northerly line of ,the alley at the ends thereof north -i erly, the curves to commence on .the northerly line of the alley twenty feet from the ends of the alley and the radius of the curves shall be twenty ! feet. if I. That both the ends of the alley which extends easterly and westerly in Block 10 of East ilewport be widen- ed by curving the northerly line of the alley at the ends thereof north-1 erly, the said curves to commence' on the northerly line of the alley twenty feet from the ends of the alley and the radius of the curves shall be twenty feet. g. The westerly end of the alley which extends easterly and westerly i in Block 11 of East Newport be widen- ed by curving the northerly line or I,I the alley northerly at the westerly endl of the alley, the curves to commence on the northerly line of the alley twenty feet from the westerly end thereof and the radius of the curve shall be twenty feet. The described alleys, the blocks mentioned, and the East Newport re- ferred to are all as designated and shown upon a map of said East New- port recorded in Book 3, page 37, Miscellaneous Maps, records of Or- ange County, California. The said alleys and the parts there- -. of to be widened are set forth and delineated upon a plan prepared by the Engineer of the city of Newport Beach, and now on file in his office. SECTION 2. It is necessary to take land in the making of the described improve- ments. and the city attorney of the city of Newport Beach is hereby di- rected to bring an action in the Su- perior Court of the State of Califor -I me, in and for the county of Orange, for the condemnation of the property necessary to be taken tberefor, the said action to be brought within sixty days after the passage of this or- dinance, and in the aerate of the city of Newport Beach. SECTION 3. 1 Reference to Ordinance of Intention, 'No. 256 of the city of Newport Beach, passed on the 26th day of May, 19241 I j for a description of the property to be taken and of the assessment dis -' trict is hereby made and for any and } all particulars. SECTION 4. I All proceedings taken in the making i of said improvements and in the ac-; I tion to condemn the property neces -, nary therefor shall be had and taken in accordance with the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, appii -, cable thereto, and I Au, Act of the Iegislature of the; (State of California, entitled: "Ani act to provide for the laying out,! opening, extending. widening, or? I straightening in whole or in part of public streets, squares, lanes, alloys,] courts, and places within municlnili -* ties for the condemnation of property i necessary or convenient for such pur- poses, and for the establishment of as- sessment districts and the assessment of property therein to pay the ex -' penses of such improvements." 4p- 4 proved March 24, 1903, and all act; !amendatory thereof. - SECTION 5. This ordinance shall he Uublizh e,l l once in NEWPORT NEWS a news- paper of general circulation print Published and circulated in the city' of :Newport Beach, and shall take ef- � Ifect and be in force from and after its! passage. i The above and foregoing Ordinance' \o. 260 was passed at a regular meet -' ing of the Board of Trustees of the city of Newport Beach held the 4th day of August, 1924, by the affirma -! live vote of the following named mew,- -bets thereof, to -wit: .,YES, Trustees, (;so. P. Wilson, lI. C. Sloan, Fred W. Young, Conrad 'Richter, L. S, Wilkinson,.. - „'.,- - '-I NOES. Trustees,- none: -1 ABSENT, Trustees, none. _r The above and foregoing Ordinance_` No. 260 having been passed the 4th{ day of August, 1924, is signed A„aad approved by me. - -` i GEO. P. WILSON, President of the Board of Trustees. 1 ATTEST: j V. A. SEBRING, - Clerk of the city of Newport Beaeh.1 Publish ? ? ? "? ? ?? therein to be in accordance with they law of eminent domain for the con -! den nation of real property, and pur- suant to the provisiotl5 of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled: "An act to provide for the laying Out, opening. extending, widening, or straightening in whole or in part oil Public streets, squares, lanes, alleys, courts, and places within munici- palities for the condemnation of pro - property necessary or convenient for such purposes, and for the es- tablishment of. assessment districts and the assessment of property there- in to pay the expenses of such Im- provements." Approved March 24, 1903, and all acts amendatory there- of. -' SECTION 4. The above and foregoing ordinance shall be published once in NEWPORT NEWS, a newspaper of general cir- culation printed, pi: h)iahed, and cir -I entered in the city of Newport Beach, and shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. The foregoing Ordinance was duly introduced at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the city of Newport Beach held on the 7th day of July, 1924, and passed at a regular meet- ing of said Board of Trustees held on the 21st day of July, 1924, by the af- firmative vote of the following named members of Said Board of Trustees: AYES, Trustees, Gen. 4•. Wilson, H. C. Sloan, Fred W. Young, Conrad Richter, L. S. Wilkinson. NOES, Trustees, none. ABSENT, Trustees, none. The above and foregoing ordinance No. 259 having heeu passed this 21st day of duly, 1924, is signed and ap- proved by me. - GEO. P. WILSON, - "- President, Board of Trustees. ATTEST: V. A. SEBRING, Clerk, city of Newport Beach. Publish July 25, 1924.