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MINUTES OF MEETING
OF CITY COUNClL
PETALUMA, CA:LIFOR-NIA
.December 7, 1964
Council Meeting Regular meeting, of the Council of the City of Petaluma
called to order by Mayor Van Bebber at the hour of 7:30
o'clock p. m.
Attendance Present: Councilmen Brainerd, Cavanagh, Jr., Colin,
Ellis, Gans, and Mayor Van Bebber.
Absent: Councilman. Battaglia.
Invocation Invocation was given by Reverend Clyde Tillman, St.
Vincent's Church.
M inutes Minutes from the meeting of November 16, 1964, were
approved as recorded.
Abandonment of This, being the time set. for hearing of protests to the
utility easement abandonment of utility easement - Evans Heights Sub -
R`)� : division, the City Clerk announced that no written pro-
tests had been received. There being no protests or
comments from members of the audience, Res. No.
4154 NCS ordering the abandonment was introduced by
Councilman Gans, seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr.,
and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
1/2 Ton Pickup Truck 1ttwas moved by. Councilman Colin and seconded by Council -
for Public Works man Brainerd to accept the recommendation of the Staff to
purchase the vehicle. offered by the second lowest bidder,
excluding trade -in, whereupon. Res. No. 4155 NCS awarding
the contract to Price -Roche Motors was introduced by )z�
Councilman Gams, seconded by Councilman Colin„ and
adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
National Scenic Roads Letter from State Division of Highways, dated November
and Parkways Study 20, 1964, inviting City participation in the study and to
receive recommendations for any local roads or streets
within the City's jurisdiction which meet the concepts for
scenic routes, read and filed. Report of Director of
'Pu'blic Works, dated November 30, 1964, re no streets of
within the City limits or: immediate surrounding area
meet the criteria for scenic roads and parkways, read ..
a :filed.
Name Change of
Kenilworth Park
Letter from Jack Garrison, Chairman of Recreation,
Music and Parks Commission, dated December 1, 1964,
re feeling of the Optimist Club and Commission that further
consideration be given to establishing a memorial in be-
half of -Mario Lucchesi rather than changing name of S9
Kenilworth Park, read and filed, Councilman Gans made `/
a motion, seconded by Councilman Ellis, to accept the
recommendation of the Recreation Commission, motion
carried by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
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December 7, 1964
Petaluma Gc4 and Letter' from Petaluma Golf and Country Club, dated Dec.
Country Club 1, 1964,. re their disappointment with summer irrigation
rates, read and filed. This matter was referred to the
Water Commission for further study and. recommendation.
Library Bond _ Election Sonoma County Board of Supervisors' certified copy of Res
No. 11049 -1 declaring result of canvass of General Elect'
held November 3, 1964, submitted and filed. Res. No.
4156 NCS confirming canvass by Board of Supervisors of
Sonoma County of Special.Municipal Bond Election, was
.introduced by Councilman Ellis, seconded by Councilman
Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, r 1 .
absentee.
Claims and Bills After a discussion concerning Claim No. 5147 ,'(Reimburse
petty cash), it was the wish of the Council to refer this item
to a.study session to determine policy regarding petty cash
and then to be, considered at a later regular meeting. Res.
No. 4157 NCS • approvig claims and bills, was introduced
by Councilman Gans, seconded by Councilman Ellis - and
adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Garden Estates Resolution approving final map deleted from agenda because
Subdivision Contractor did not have plans ready.
North San Francisco Bay rr Planning Commission Resolution granting extension of time
Industrial Park Subdivisiok� O within which to file final map, submitted and filed.
Unit No. 2
Petaluma Gardens Planning. Commission Resolution approving tentative map,
Subdivision submitted and filed.
Industrial Sewer Report of Director
Construction 1964, certifying to
Ib �1 Res. No. 4158 NC S
I was introduced by
by Councilm Gail
1 absentee.
Of Public Works, dated December 7,
completion, submitted and filed.
accepting completion of contract,
Councilman Cavanagh, Jr. seconded
s, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes,
Maintenance Agreement Res. No: 41,59 NCS approving amendment to agreement
3 State Div. of Highwa -ys for maintenance of State Highway in the City, was intro
duced.by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr. seconded .by Council-
man Gans, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Swimming Pool Res. No. 4160 NCS finding and determining that the expen-
diture of monies raised for the sate of; $220, 000 principal
amount City of Petaluma .Municipal I- mprovement_Bonds of
1945 for the purpose for which the bonds, were voted is
impr-.acticable,� was introduced by Councilman Brainerd,
seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr. and adopted by
6 affirmative votes,. 1 absentee. . Ord. No., 769 NCS callill
a special municipal bond, election for the purpose of sub-
mittiig to the electors the measure of expending Audito-
rium Bond monies :for a Swimming Pool and Recreational m
-Improvements, was introduced by Councilman Gans, second-
ed by Councilman Ellis, and ordered published by 6 affirm -
ative votes, I absentee. Ord. No. 769 NCS attached-as
Exhibit "A in the official minutes.
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December 7, 1964
Water Connection Director of the Water Department Dave Young stated that
Charges this, ordinance was recommended by the Water Commission,
-Ord No. 770 -NCS amending City Code to provide for a
permit. to make connections to the water service and for
the payment of connection charges, was introduced by
Councilman Ellis, seconded by Councilman Brainerd, and
ordered Published 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
!'Salary Ordinances. O'rd. No. 771. NCS amending Salary Ordinance No. 665
NCS by deleting positions from the classifications
and salary raizges, was introduced by Councilman Colin,
seconded by Councilman Ellis, and ordered posted by 6
affirmative votes, 1 absentee. Ord. No. 772 NCS amending
Ord. ,No. 665 NCS by adding the position of Director of
Public Works, and City Engineer and Director of Water
Department, was introduced by Counciman Colin, seconded
by Councilman Ellis,' and ordered posted by 6 affirmative
votes, 1 absentee.
Zoning Ordinance Ord. No. 764 NCS amending :Zoning Ordinance No. 662 NCS
by deleting certain conditional uses, was introduced by
Councilman .Ellis, seconded. by Councilman Gans, and
adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Zoning Ordinance Ord. `No. 765 NCS amending Zoning Ordinance No. 662
NCS*by reclassifying area- in Lakeville Annexation, was
introduced by Councilman Gans, seconded by Councilman
Ellis, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee,
Business License Ord, Ord. No. 766 NCS amending Business License Ordinance
No. 373 NCS to provide, for license fee for auctioneers
and .dbction sales yards (livestock), was introduced by
Councilman Battaglia, seconded by Councilman Cavanagh,
'Jr. . arid adopted by 6 affirrm tine votes, 1 absentee.
Capital Outlay-Trogram. -Ord: � No,: 767 NCS Providing. for_ nro -posed Capital Outlay
Program, - was introduced by Councilman Gans, seconded
by`' Colin, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes,
'
Annual Appropriation Ord. No. 768 NCS amending Annual Appropriation Ord.,
Ordinance was, introduced by Councilman Colin, seconded by Council
man' Brainerd, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1
absentee-.
Donald Scott Councilman Cavanagh, Jr.. commented that Don Scott was
very courteous .and that he has performed a sincere and
honest job and he would like to wish him well in his new
venture. Councilman_ Colin: felt a letter of appreciation
for a:job well done should,be .sent to Mr. Scott. Res. No.
4.16.1 NCS accepting resignation was introduced by Council-
man Gans, seconded by Councilman Colin, and adopted by
6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
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Main Fire' Houfse - Res. No. 4170 NCS authorizing: the - temporary in
Private Fire Alarm of private fire -alarm system in the main Fire House for
System the benefit 'of the Empire Va,n and Storage. Company,. was
introduced by' Councilman Gans, seconded by Councilman !
_ Colin, was read and adopted 'by 6 affirmative votes, 1
" _ absentee.
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December 7, 1964E
Library Election, 1965
Res. No. 4162. NCS declaring intention to call a Special.
Bond Election to be consolidated' with the regular Municipal
�J
Election to be held. on June '8; 1965, for the purpose of
raising funds for the.-construction of a Public Library, was
introduced by Councilman Brainerd, seconded by Council-
man Ellis, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Federal Funds Library
Res. No. 410 NCS authorizing Mayor and City Librarian
to make application for Federal Funds to assist in the con -
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struction. of a public .11brary,_ was introduced by :Council- .
man- Gans,. seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and
adopted' by 6 affirmative. votes.
Assessment Dist,'. No.
9 . Res. No. 4164 approving boundaryr,:?map, was intro=
NS
duced by Councilman Gans, ,seconded by Councilman
Brainerd, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Res. No 416.5*.NCS setting time and place for hearing
and- determining public .convenience for the construction of
improvements. and the acquisition of property in A ssess-
meet District No. 9 NS, was introduced by Councilman
Gans, 'seconded by Councilman Brainerd, and adopted by
6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee. Res No. 4166 NCS of
intention in the matter ofjhe-construction:of improvements
and the acquisition. of Assessment District No. 9 NS, intro -
duced by Councilman Gans, seconded by Councilman
Cavanagh, Jr., and adopted.by b affirmative, votes, 1
absentee, In answer to an inquiry from Mr. Howard
Heggum of the Petaluma Realty, any change in the work
to b& done in the Assessment. District could be requested
at the public hearing scheduled for December 21st.
Deed: Anna Mead
.Res. -No. 4167 NCS ,accepting grant deed from Anna Mead
(5ft. by 165 ft., strip. fo"r. 'r.oad purposes along South Mc-
Dowell Boulevard adjoiniiipGarden Estates Subdivision, )
was introduced by Councilman Gans, seconded by Council-
man Cavanagh, Jr. and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1
�,,absentee. - :Res. No. 41,68 NCS requesting cancellation of
taxes oi� property acquired from Anna Mead, was intro_,
duced by Councilman Brainerd, seconded by 'Councilman
'Colin, and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Jeep. for Parks and
Res., No; 41 NCS authorizing purchas.e'of one Jeep,
Recreation-
was introduced by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr. seconded
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Councilman Ellis, and- adopted by 6 affirmative votes, .l
absentee.
Main Fire' Houfse - Res. No. 4170 NCS authorizing: the - temporary in
Private Fire Alarm of private fire -alarm system in the main Fire House for
System the benefit 'of the Empire Va,n and Storage. Company,. was
introduced by' Councilman Gans, seconded by Councilman !
_ Colin, was read and adopted 'by 6 affirmative votes, 1
" _ absentee.
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December 7, 1964
Television Mr; Dick Spight of Television Communications, Inc.,
Communicat=ion's, Inc, was present and discussed several details regarding
his proposed installation. Res. No. 4171 NCS granting
a J ion- exclusive to Television Communications,
Inc. , to operate a community antenna system, was intro-
duced by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., seconded by Council -
man Gans, was read and adopted by 5 affirmative votes,
1 negative, and 1 absentee.
Planning Commission Res. No. 4172 NCS reappointing Paul Stanley to City
Appointment Planning Commission, was introduced by Councilman
Gans, seconded by Councilman Cavanagh, Jr., and
adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Appointment of Res. No. 4173 NCS appointing David A. Young Director
David A. Young as of Public Works and City Engineer and Director of Water
Director of Public . Department and establishing a salary, was introduced by
Works and Water Dept. Councilman Colin, seconded by Councilman Gans, and
adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
Salary of City Manager Res. No. 4174 NCS establishing salary of City Manager,
was introduced by Councilman Brainerd, seconded by
Councilman Ellis, was adopted by 6 affirmative votes,
1 absentee.
1957 - 59 Su-- rv °'s
Res, No_ 4175 NCS;-of intention to add the 1957 -59
Program
Survivor's Program to the State Retirement System, was
introduced by Councilman. Ellis, seconded by Councilman l
Gans,. and adopted by 6 affirmative votes, 1 absentee.
A 5 - minute recess was declared. The time was approxi-
�mately 9:30 p. m.
" ;The meeting was called to order.
Arcade from Keller
-The Mayor informed the Council that he had received a call
to Petaluma 'Blvd.'North
from Stuart Walsh and that Mr. Walsh would like to present
a plan to the Council on January 4 to include phases of
economic survey, to determine the amount and type of /V_
business, and a general plan of improving the downtown
area, and finally a method of financing. The City Manager
briefly. reviewed the parking meter funds and it was felt that
the City could contribute up to $20 000 from this fund which
would „indicate the City's willingness to co- operate for the
redevelopment of the downtown area. Fred Mattei, Howard
Heggum, acid former Mayor Art Parent addressed the
Council requesting City assistance and at the same time
pointing out the benefit to the entire community of such a
program. After considerable discussion, Councilman Gans
made a motion, seconded by Councilman Ellis, that the
City express its intention to contribute up to $20, 000 for
the acquisition and construction of a walkway beginning at
the alley of Kentucky and Keller and going toward Petaluma
Boulevard North, motion carried by 4 affirmative votes, 2
negative, and 1 ,absentee. Mayor Van Bebber appointed
Councilmen Gans and Ellis and Councilman Brainerd to
serve as Chairman of A Committee to negotiate with the
Wells Fargo Bank.
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Mutual Arid Agreement
Police Department .
Traffic Committee
Adjournment
December '7, 1964
Councilman Gans made a motion, seconded $.y °Council -
.man Cavanagh, Jr.. , tha -t .Petaluma express its willingness
to-the Mayor's and Councilmen's Association to proceed
as soon as possible in developing a mutual aid agreement .
for law enforcement agencies, motion carried by 6 affirm -
ative votes, 1 absentee.
Councilman Ellis commented that the Traffic - Committee
Would, hold its regular, meeting on the 3rd Monday of each
month.
City Manager Robert :Meyer reminded the Council iof a
study session next Monday evening,
There being no ,further:b.usiness to come before. the.Councit,
the meeting was adjourned.
Mayor
Attest: �.
City C erk
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ORDINANCE NOo:, `7 N` .S
INTRODUCED. BY. .COUNCILMAN:.. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN
HEPSE
-_ -- _ '" , ,T9bKM _J ELLISP JR.
AN ORDINANCE CA- LL-ING A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL BOND ELECTION
IN - CITY OF 'PETALU,MA FOR TH, 'OF SUBMITTING TO
THEOUA- LIFIED ELECTORS OF °SAID CITY THE 1VlE ASU`RE OF EX-
PENDING AUDITORIUM .B'OND MONIES. F.OR A SWIMMING POOL AND
R.EC'REATIONAL-' IMPROVEMENTS;.
WHEREAS, this' C t`yV Council has :heretofore° determined by Resolution No. '
N. C.,;Se ., adopted;'December 1964, that it is, impractical and uhwi:se to expend
the.bal`ance of the monie , from the proceeds of the sale of' the City of Petaluma
Municipa_l.1mprov_ement "Bonds` of .1945 for the, objects and purposes for said
bonds were authorized,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE` COUNCIL OF THE. CITY OF.
PETA LUMA , AS F OLLOW So
Section 1 A special municipal bond electton. aiZd is hereby ordered and-will
'( be held in said City of Petaluma on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of February, 1965',, at
which election shall be,.,submitted to the qualified electors of said City the question
of -expend ng• the :balance. of `the monies, from the 'procoeds of 'the sale of the.City of
Petaluma ,;Mun;icipal - "Improvement Bond .of 1.945 .fo,-r the object aid purpose .set forth
in the followinfg measure to w,iao
1VIEASUR Si3BlIITTED{.V(dTE -O V OTER S,
1VIEASURE:o Shall the,,City. of Petaluma expend the balance'- .
(Swtmmtng.Pool- on :hand of the `prmctpal, amoihnt of Audi.tor.ium
Recr attorral Im- Bond montes voted' and approeed electors . - YE`S
provements) of therC'ity <of - Pet'alurria by electtoiz of'Juite 12t4, °
struc ion and com letion of. the; follopurpoae of; _the. acquisition, con a
1945, for the
p _ wing ;municipal improvements, to a,
wtt. : °a municipal sw mmuzg pool, tnclud'tng ,necessary appurtenant
buildings eontafning, ' ooms, ha11s and offices, to
getherwith all land
scaping, 'mproyement of grouizds and facilities, fixtures,„ furniture„
�..
equtp`rnent. and other 'things and' property (including 'the ,acqutsltion, of
o
pro.p.ertya) necessary aiid. proper to provide- a municipal'swirnmuzg
pool, the acquisvtiori construction and cample`tton of park and_ re
creatioizaL factli;ties; fu`riiture::and.,equipment of °.permanent nature a NO
for the irnprove.ment of the , grounds:,and ;faciTitie_s, of the' vartous parks:
of the City, of. Petaluma, as determined tb be - best.'by the C.i'ty' Council
of- the C- ty of _Petaluma for the, ;acqu.isttion; construction and comp e-
tion of , pr®perty or structures: necessary. ,or .. nv, ient for the :park
aizd, recrea`ti fo:r ahe Clty',of Peta_luma2
The estimated cost of.the municipal, improv emeit as set, forth in said`, ,. measgg,e, „
(iracludiirg legal aiid.all other fees i ental,..to or contzected;wtfh he authorization, is ,
suance and, sale of ; the bonds evidencing said kidebtedhess and the costs of printing
said bonds and all other ,costs and •expen,se.s, incidental to or coi with the is�
seance and sale of said bonds) L8 the balance of the funds;on -hand in- the approximate
Tdo, _� d Vorty, Four Thousand SIB , hunBrea and Thirty
-amount of 'Wil-ats ($2440630.00)
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and the amount,proposed to be expended is the balance .of said monies on hand from
the proceeds of the sale of the- City of Petaluma Municipal Improvement Bonds of
1945.
Section. 2. Said', C i ty. Council ,Ldpe s hereby, submit-to the qualified electors of
said City of Petaluma at said s municipal bond election said measure set
forth, in;Section: 1, of this ordinance and des.ign.6tas.- and refers to said measure in
the form of,. ballot ,hereinafter - ptescribed for use at said election.
(a) 'aid special munici bond election shall be held, and conducted, and
the votes thereat canvassed,, and the returns thereof ,made, and the result thereof
ascertained and determined as herein provided.; and in all particulars not prescribed
by this ordinance said election shall beheld -:as provided,,, by law for the holding of
municipal elections in .:said., Ctty.
(b) All' persons qUal " ified..-to vote at rnunicipal elections in- said City of
Petaluma upon the- date of the -' herein provided for shall be qua to vote
upon the measure submitted.at.said special municipal bond -election.
(c) Said polls at the -polling places hereinafter designated shall be opened
at 7:00 o! clock-. A,..,M. (California S tandard Time) of said. day of,election and shall be
kept open continuously thereafter-,unt 7:00.o'clock, P. M�, (California Standard. Time)
of said day of election,. when the.- polls shall be closed: (except as provided. in Section
57.34 of the Elections Code), and the. election. officer's shall thereupon proceed to can-
vass.the ballots 'cast thereat.
(d) On the ballots. to be used at, said special.Minicipal bond _electioR,.'4 -addl`tion
to any other matter, - : req u ired ired by law to be printed, thereon, shall appear the -measure
s 0 - 1 , .' hereof. Each voter, to vote for the measure hereby et �f f in, Section y submitted
and for 'incu rring,sa1d, bonded indebtedness, ' shall, stam across (X) in the blank
space opposite the word, "YES" on the, ballot to the right of said measure,- and. to vote
against said measure. and against incurring saidj,nd,Qhtedness shalLstamp.a - crossIAN)
in the blank space opposite the word "NO" on the ballot to the right of said measure.
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Section. I The: City Council proposes to expend the balance of the proceeds,
Two flun dred ftrty Fo= Thousand
approximately Six Au i ic r:� ($244.,630.00)` Dollars, for the objects
and purposes, but not exceeding...the balance of the proceeds of the sale of the City
of Petaluma Municipal Improvement Bonds of 1945, specified in said measure if
two - thirds of the qualified electors voting on such .measure at said special munici-
pal bond election shall vote.' in favor of said measure.
Section 4 . There shall be seventeen (1'7) voting precincts for the purpose
of holding said election, consisting of either the regular.election precincts-estab-
lished for holding State or County elections as numbered and established of record
by orders or resolution °s of the Board of Supervisors of Sonoma. County last there -
tofore establishing precincts within the City of Petaluma for holding general State
and. County elections now on file in the Office of the County Clerk of said County, or
a consolidation of some, or all of such precincts 'as� here'i'nafter set forth, and said
precincts shall be as follows:
y That precicts .Nos.„ .31, 33 _and 35, as laid' down and designated by the Board
of Supervisors of Sonoma County, are hereby consolidated .and shall be known and
designated at said election, as Special Consolidated. Precinct No. 1.
That precinct No.; 27, as laid down and designated by the Board of Super-
visors of Sonoma .County, shall be known and designated as Special Precinct No. 2.
That precincts ;Nos. 24, 29 and 34, as laid down and designated by the Board
of Supervisors of Sonoma County hereby consolidated and shall be known and
designated at said election. as Special Consolidated Precinct No. 3.
That precincts Nos;. 1, 2 .and 26, as laid down and designated by the Board
of Supervisors of Sonoma County; are hereby, consolidated and shall be known and
designated at said election. as, Special Consolidated Precinct No. 4.
'That precincts Nos. 6, 7 .and 8, as laid down and designated, by the Board of
Supervisors of 'Sonoma. County, 'are hereby consolidated and shall be known and de-
signated at. said election as Special Consolidated Precinct No. 5.
That precincts Nos. 3 and 4, as laid down and designated by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma County, are hereby consolidated and shall be known and de-
signated at said election as..Special Consolidated Precinct No. 6.
That precincts Nos. 5, 9 and 37,, as laid down:and designated by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma:C`ounty, are hereby consolidated and shall be known and de-
signated at said election as Special, Consolidated: Precinct No. 7.
That precincts Nos.. 23 and 36, as laid down and:d'esignated by the-Board of
Supervi:sors.of Sonoma County, are hereby consolidated and shall be known and de-
signated. at said' election as Special.Consolidated. Precinct No. 8.
That precincts Nos. 25 and 30,. as laid down.-and designated by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonorna 'County., are hereby consolidated and shall be known and de-
signated at said election.as..Special Consolidated. Precinct No. 9.
That precincts Nos.. 16 and 21,. as ,laid down and designated. by- the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma County,. are hereby consolidated and shall be, known and de-
signated at said election as Special Con solidate&P.recinct No. 10.
That precincts Nos:. 11 and. 13, asdaid. down and - designated by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma. County, are hereby consolidated and shall be known and de-
signated at.-said. election as:.Special .Consolidated Precinct'No. 11.
That precincts Nos.. : 10 and. 28, as laid down and designa.ted by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma County.,. are hereby consolidated and, shall be known and de°
signated at said election -as Special Consolidated. Precinct No. 12.
That precincts: Nos.. 12 and 22, as laid d;ow.n..and designated - by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma County,,. are hereby consolidated 'and shall be known and de-
signated at said - .election as: °Special Consolidated Precinct No.. 13.
That precincts -Nos,. 14 and 20,. as laid down ,and designated by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma County, are hereby consolidated. and shall be known and de-
signated at'said election as Special Consolidated Precinct No. 14.
That precincts''Nos. IS -and 17, as laid down and designated by the Board of
Supervisors of Sonoma County, are hereby consolidated. and shall be known and de-
signated at said election as- Special Consolidated Precinct No.. 15.
That :precincts- Nos. 19-and 32, as .laid down. designated by the Board of
�i
Supervisors of Sonoma County are hereby consolidated and shall be known. and de-
signated at. said election as Special Consolidated. Precinct No.. 16.
That :precinct No. 18 as laid down and designated by the Board of Supervisors
of Sonoma County shall be known and designated.. at said election as Special Precinct
No. 17.
Section 5: . That the polling places selected for the various Special Consoli-
dated Precincts- and Special 'Precincts, and the officers hereby appointed to serve* as
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election officers in sdid precincts, are hereby determined and desig-
nated as follows:
NAMES OF PRECINCTS, POLLING
PLACES AND BOARDS,, OF ELECTION.
Special Consb`lidated Precinct No,. -1: Petalumalim (Lobby), McDowell and
East Washington. Streets,. Inspector, Mrs. Betty Ann Myers; judge, Mrs. Nellie
H. Hollinger; Clerk, Mrs. Rhea. J. Biaftin; Clerk, Mrs. Anne R. Adams,
Special Precinct No... 2: Bern ard Eldridge 207 Maria Drive. In-
spector, Mrs. Virginia Kreger; judge", Mrs. 'Barbara Franklin; Clerk, Mrs. Frances
Summers; Clerk,, Mrs. - M,,. Ruth Stew rt.
Special Consolidabod Precinct : No... Miller Residence, ' 812. Franklin Way.
Inspector, Mrs. Evelyn Ransom; judge, Mrs.. Mildred P. Miller; Clerk, Mrs.
Margaret Butner; Clerk, Mrs Mary K. Hopkins.
Special Consolidated' Precinct No. 4:. Kenilworth,. Re Center, Payran
:,and" East Washington Streets. Inspector, _Mrs., Opal Smith; judge, Mrs. Floren.c&
Berry; Clerk, Mrs. Jessie Turcell,
__Qlerk, Mrs. Elizabeth.Figone.
Special Consolidated Precinct No St. John's - :-Episcopal Church (Parish
Hall), 5th Street -E-ntrane.e.,-,,,-I,nsppctor,- , Mrs. Jessie E...Stim. son; judge, Mrs LaTier
Erickson;. Clerk, Mrs; ,.Colette .K 'Baal;. Clerk, M_ rs., Christina Potter.
Special Con solidated" Precinct No 6: Marinoma Realty, 824 Petaluma Boule-
,-
.vard South. , Inspectpr,, I Joseph Scheuch;.JUdge, Mrs :.Joanne N,. Ellwood; Clerk,-
Mrs.: Virginia Bethanis'; Clerk,. Mrs. Florence Symons.
Special, Consolidated 'Precinct No: 7: McNear' School, (Multi -U Room),-
Sunfiyslop Avenue:. Inspector, Mrs. Nellie Gree,n- Judge, Mm Jane Patterson;
Clerk,. Mrs. Annetta L.- Heyward; Clerk,, Mis...Dora.C, Carpenter.
S . precial Consolidated Precinct No.. 8.: Veterana' Memorial Building (Ban-
quet,Ro*drri),, Petaluma Boulevard South. Inspector, Mrs. ' Virginia- Ross;
Judge, Mrs. :Mildred.. Milner; Clerk, Mrs Frieda 'Larson; Clerk, Mrs.. Gu ssie
K. Graham.
SDe6al Con'so lid ated-Precinct No. 9: Grant 'School (Library),, GrantAve
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nue. Inspector, Mrs. ,Elaine Brown; judge, Mr.s. Virgifita Wyatt; Clerk, Mrs.
Pauline Callan; Clerk, Mrs. Lucile Hughes.
Special Consolidated Precinct No., 10: Crestview Convalescent Hospital
(Recreation Room), 523 Hayes Laize.. Iizspector;, Mrs. Manche Casarotti; Judge,
Mrs. Rose Abraio; Clerk,, Mrs. Sylvia Nowick; Clerk„ Mrs. Catherine Broxmeyer.
Special Consolidated .Precinct No..' 11: City Hall, Post and English Streets..
Inspector, Mrs. Gladys. C'arpen'ter; Judge, - .Mrs. Helen Gor`ee; Clerk, Mrs. Helen
E.. Cavanaugh; Clerk, -Mrs. W innie A sbell.
Special Consolidated 'Precinct No.. 12: Trepan: Residence, 5 Hill Drive. In-
spector,. Mrs. Darla M. Govan; Judge, Mrs. Tillie L Sexton; Clerk, Mrs. Beatrice
Pedrazzini; Clerk, Mrs. Erma G. Hagstrom.
Special Consolidated Precinct No:.. 13., Petaluma; City School Administration
Building (Staff Room 5th and B Streets... Inspector, `Mrs. Lorraine_ Moss; Judge,
Mrs. Arlene Howe; Clerk, Mrs. Opal E:. Dado;; Clerk, Miss Helen Egan.
Special Consolidated Precinct No.. 14: Valley Vista School (Multi -Use
Room), 730 North Webster Street.... Inspector, Mrs. Ruth McClain; Judge, Mrs.
Alma Gustafson; Clerk, Mrs. Helen Talaman Q1. Clerk M E1 ie Rarx s.
Special Consolidated Precinct No.. 15. °i 331
Keller Street. Inspector',, Mrs. Audrey Foot; Judge;,. _Mrs. NellAscherman;; Clerk,
Mrs. Esther H.. Clark; Clerk, Mrs. Carrie Lun m.'
Special- C'onsol dated Precinct No. 1i6o- David _Fette .Residence, 614 West
Street. Inspector, Mrs.. J�essi Shennan, Judge, Mxs. Mary Fettes; Clerk, M=rs.
Myrtle Reed; Clerk, Mrs. 'Frances Evans..
Special Precinct No 17 Mae C. Shenicka's,Residence, 430 Petaluma
Boulevard North. Inspector,: Mrs. Georgina Evans ,-;Judge, Mrs. Virginia
Csutoras; Clerk, Mrs. June,Burtner; Clerk, 'Mrs. Nellie Lattimore.
Section 6 . The - City 'Clerk is hereby di'rected'to a;rrange_.for the necessary
voting booths and see that they are properly erected in each of the polling places
hereiibefor,e specified,.. Said City Clerk shall have the necessary ballots.printed
and procure. ballot boxes stamps ink: pads,, affidavits of r=egistration and index
thereto(,, tally 1i-sts, - returns, envelopes and all other necessary supplies, and see
that they are ,proplerly distributed to each voting boo=th prior to the opening of the
polls on the date of said electron. The compensation of the election officers here-
by appointed,..and each . thereof, for their respective services, _and in full thereof.
is hereby fixed as followso
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For Inspectors, the sum .of $16.00 each.
For Judges, and Cietks the sum of $14.00 each.
Section 7 . The returns of said special municipal.bond election shall be made
out and signed by the-election officers and shall be by there deposited with the City
Clerk together with the ballots cast at said election,, and the Council shall meet at
its usual meeting-place -acid canvass the returns of election. on Monday, March 1st,
1965, . (being the first regular meeting following'.said election) at the hour of 7:30
o'clock p. m., and declare the ,result of said election, provided that if all of there-
turns of said election are not,i'n or said canvass is not, for any reason, completed
on said date, the Council may ,adjourn until Tuesday, March 2nd, 196.E at the hour
of 7030 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of completing said. canvass and declaring the
result of said election.
Section 8 . The Gity Caerk.of the City of Petaluma is hereby directed, .upon
the passage and adoption of this Ordinance, to publish_ the same once a day for
s seven. (7) days in the PETA.LUMA A.RGUS- COURIER., which is a newspaper of
general circulation published six (:6) days a. week- in said City of Petaluma, and
such publication shall ,constitute notice -of -said election. No other notice of the
election hereby called need be given.
Section 9 . This' Ord' na ic-e shall be forthwith entered upon the minutes of
this City Council. and in. the Ordinance Book of said City:. This Ordinance, being
an Ordinance calling and ordering, an election, shall go-_into effect immediately
upon its adoption by the unanimous vote of the members of the City Council. pre-
sent.
Ordered published this 7th day of December,, 1964.
AYES :
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ABSENT: catmen Sam
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