Meeting on Zoning in Central Area Tonight
A public meeting at 7 30 p m in the MacArthur Park Clubhouse will discuss present and proposed zoning in the central area. Frank Howman will chair the session with a panel including Frank Sherlock Charles Haynes Marvin Hopewell and Ray Brosterhous outlining C 4 commercial status and residential use plans.
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Bowman
California Avenue
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Pacific Electric
Frank Sherlock
City Planning Department
Charles Haynes
Marvin Hopewell
City Building Department
Ray Brosterhous
City's Franchise Bureau Obs Pact With General Telephone
The city and General Telephone Co approved a mutual-use agreement for facilities after the prior franchise expired. The city will retain free pole and conduit access for emergency communications, while the company pays 12 cents per duct foot for city conduits. Annual city revenue is projected at about 5,000 dollars outside harbor areas and 12,000 dollars within harbor zones. The pact awaits formal signing by the Council and Harbor Commission.
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Bureau of Franchises
John R. Mansell
General Telephone
Mansell
Louis Possner
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Harbor
Board of Education votes for 520000 vocational aid
The Long Beach school board approved a 520000 plan to fund vocational education in high schools and City College for 1968 69 with 427000 from federal Vocational Education Act funds. The panel expects final approval next week though the budget won’t be ready until late summer.
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