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HomeMy WebLinkAbout281 - Annexation of Corona del Mar166 Also t datio to tIle ?7ilson, epa to, the Fire` at, the fire. On o look up some more water bearing land and male a reco e Board• committee appointed are Trustees H. C. Sloan, Geo. P urer Levi H. Wallace and Deputy City Engineer S. A. undif Clerk was instructed to write a letter of apprec t�ion iepartment for the efficient manner and the aler ess disc the Summers residence recently. io on of Trustee Conrad Richter seconded by ustee H. C. Sloan and car e , the Clerl: was instructed to advertise for bids for 60p feet of 22" F e Hose for the,Fire Department. The common cation from Llajor E. D. Ardery.c ling a meeting in Los Angeles to consi r rules and regulations in re rd to the operation of drartbridg s, rras taken up . and on mot n of Trustee Conrad Richter seconded by Tru ee Geo. P. Wilson and c ried, the City Clerk was instructed to ac=oyrl ge receipt of the c ication, and state thatmrre will try and have r Harbor Master r present the City at the meeting. w let 1. The communication f Raymond . Osborne in regard to the worms found in our drinking wet , eras r erred to the Water Superintendent. Further hearing on the, p otes on Resolution of Intention I'o. 350 for vacating a portion of Coas levard, mere continued to 7:30 ' o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, January 1924. On motion of Trustee Ge . P. V son seconded by Trustee II.C. Sloan and carried, E. t:. Burri as emplo ed to take down the balance of the shore end of the Newpo wharf wher the new building is to go, the same to be done under t direction of t e Street Committee, Street Superintendent and City E neer. On motion of T stee L. S. Wilkinson conded by Trustee Geo. P. Wilson and carried, at demands No. 943 to 1 9 inclusive, having been signed and appro d by the Finance Committee, ere allowed and warrants to be dray for same. . There be g no further business on Sloan and second9d by Trustee Conrad Richter adjourned to 7: o'clock p.m. on "Jednesday, ATTEST: /� z / a t1 RESOLUTION NO. 281 Original Missing motion o Trustee H. C.' and carrieA, the meeting January 9, 24. City Hall, Newport Beach, January 9; 1924. , The Hoard of Trustees of the City of Ncyrport Beach met in regular adjourned session at 7:30 o'clock p.m. on above date. The meeting visa called to order by President J. J. Schnitker. The roll was called shorting the full Board present'. The reading of the minutes of the previous meeting :'zas ormitted. A petition in writing rras presented asking that the boundaries of the City of Nerrport 'Beach be altered and net, territory annexed thereto, incorporated and included therein and made a part thereof. The petition was ordered filed and taken up for consideration, evidence was introduced and docur.ientary proof was presented from which the Board of Trustees find as follows: (1) The petition is in writing, and is signed by qualified electors residing within the territory therein described as choim by the registration of voters of Orange County in which such territory is situated; that the signers collectively constitute more than one - fourth in number of all the qualified electors residing therein. (2) The territory sought to be annexed Is described in the petition as follows: located in the County of Orange, State of California, and Beginning at a point in the northeasterly boundary line of the Cite of Newport Beach, which point is the intersection of the south- westerly prolongation of the northwesterly line of 27th Avenue, as 27th , I I 167 Avenue is shown 'on a 17ap of Corona del liar, recorded in 3aacellaneous flap Book 3, pages 41 and 42, Records of Orange County, California; thence northeasterly along the aforesaid southwesterly prolongation of the northwesterly line of 27th Avenue, and the northwesterly line of 27th Avenue and its northeasterly 'prolonga.tion to a point where the aforesaid northeasterly prolongation of the northwesterly line of 27th Avenue intersects the northwesterly prolongation of the northeasterly line of Corona del Isar as shovm on the above mentioned map thereof; thence southeasterly alonr the northwesterly prolongation of the northeasterly line of Corona del liar, and along the northeasterly line of Corona del 1:ar and its southeasterly prolongationtto its intersection with the center ' line of the water course of that certain canyon lying immediately south- easterly of Corona del Nar, commonly lmocm as Back Gully; thence in a general southwesterly direction following along the center line of the water course of the aforesaid Back Gully to its intersection with the ordinary high tide line of the Pacific Ocean; thence South 200 '.'lest three (3) miles into the Pacific Ocean to a point; thence northeresterly along d line parallel to, an<i three (3) miles distant from the ordinary hig't tide line of the Pacific Ocean to a point; t7hich point is the most southerly corner of the City of Hewport Beach; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly boundary line of the City of Fewport Beach, and northeasterly along the northeasterly boundary line of the City of Fewport Beach to the place of beginning. The said ie%i territory is known as, designated and referred to as CM011A DEL ::AR. The territory is contiguous to the City of Heaport Beach, forms no part of any other municipal corporation, and no petition for the annexation thereof to any other municipal corporation has ever been circula -eel, signed or filed. Trustee H. C. Sloan thereupon presented a Resolution calling a special election for the purpose of submitting to the electors residing in the territory proposed by the petition to be annexed to the City of fewport Beach, the question whether such territory shall be annexed to, incovDorated in, and made a part of the City of 1`.ecmort Beach, fixing the date of the election, directing the giving of notice of the election, designating and establishin;; a voting precinct for that purpose, and the place at which the polls will be opened for such election, appointing the ' .officers of such election, describing the territory sought to be annexed and cirecting the electors in such territory to vote upon such question. 'in the manner specified in said Resolution. ffi The'Resolution •,,ran ordered filed, read, considered, designated Resolution-No. 28I, the roll •.-.,as called and the Resolution passed by the following vote: e Ayes, Trustees J. J. Schritker, 'I. C. Sloan, Goo. P. '.Ulson, Conrad Richter, L. S. - lilkinson. Hoes, Trustees Yone. Absent, Trustees Clone. Farther hearing on the protests on Resolution of Intention . 2 or vacating a portion of Coast Boulevard, were continued t :30 o'cldc, .r1. on 116nday, January 21, 1924. Fire f Jackson referred to the leaky fire 1 roof and stated ',e ;ieefced a parts for the fire engine, a on motion of Trustee H. C. Sloan seconded b ustee Gen. P. ilils on carried, the City Clerk was "empowered to liave tl.e e hall roof re ed, purchase a new siren, 4 spot lights and 12 hydrant rr hes for a Fire Department. "_..ere being no furti:er bu . es n motion of Trustee I% C. Sloan secandecl by Trustee L. S. �'ill.i n and car d, the meeting adjourned .to 7:30 o'clock p.n. on "on January 21, +� .Approved X02/ 2 ATTEST: