Long Beach City Council Actions October 1975
Long Beach City Council approved Long Beach entry in the Rose Parade and adopted numerous measures. It authorized street and road improvements on De Forest Avenue, authorized a contract with Talin Tire for resurfacing, and approved property acquisition at 228 Pacific Avenue West. The council set hearings on zoning and environmental issues, opposed increases in air traffic, and established new committees including a youth commission and a heritage preservation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Once Moyer
Belmont Shore Board of Parking Place Commission
de Forest Avenue
Peter Gh Way
Spring Teal
Talin Tire, Inc
Pacific Avenue West
James
Alop
Gard Street
Gundry Avenue
Gundry
Edgerton
Sato
Simon
Citizens Advison Environmental Committee
Cherry Manor
Interiovernnmental Personnel Act
San Piero
Artesia
Sacramento
Environmental Quality Committee
G. Gephart
Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee
Public Safely Committee
Allen A. Stock
E. Jackson St
Ocean Boulevard
Balboa Place
Aube Safety Committee
Lillian Dent
Conant St
Lcenses
Juanita Strauss
Transportation Committee
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Curve Site chosen for Los Angeles marine museum project
The Los Angeles Board of Recreation and Park Commission asked Harbor Department to grant a long term lease for a proposed marine museum at Cabrillo Beach Curve Site. The commission favored Curve Site as least objectionable amid resident groups. Cost not set, estimated around 1 million dollars with a decision on lease length up to 50 years and construction hoped to begin in 1977 pending architect selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Commission On Youth
Department of Human Resources
Los Angeles Boardof Recreation and Park Commission
Harbor Department
Cabrillo Beach
California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission
Joel Breitbart
Parksand Recreation
Sor
Breitbart
Harbor Commission
Ten of eleven named to screen OC assessor applicants
The Orange County Board of Supervisors named ten of eleven members to form a panel to screen candidates for the county assessor post. One seat remained to be filled to avoid a tie, after rejecting nominations by the County Administrative Officer. The lineup includes Joan Riddle, Lucien Truhitl, Amin David, William Cornett, Tren Bartlett, Ralph Hawes, Joe White, Frank Manzo, Robert Guggenheim, and Gene Tunks, with temporary chair Truhitl. The current assessor, Jack Vallerga, was removed following a jail sentence, fines, and a ban from public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranger County
Board of Supervisors
Robert E. Thomas
Joan Riddle
League of Women Voters
Lucien Truhitl
Orange County Chamber of Commecce
Amin David
William Cornett
Erton
Tren Bartlett
Anaheim
Ralph Hawes
Fullerton Presbyterian Church
Joe White
Frank Manzo
Santa Ana
Robert Guggenheim
Newport Beach
Gene Tunks
Garden Grove
Jack P. Vallerga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Press-Telegram
Calif
Council Action
Department of Administrative Management
Con Aguer
Long Beach Unified
Personnel and Civil Service Committee
O'Melveny Byers
Stone and Youngberg
Ivancjat
Museum of Art
Tisal
West Long Beach
Alperta A. Magee
Bunker
iFirdis B. Moffell
California Commercial Electric Contractors
Chet Galland
CT & F, Inc
Los Angeles River
Willow Street
Cooper Arms
Ocean Blvd
Ceerate
Environmental Quarty Committee
Beach
Pee Sing
Aelease
Ill Krownell
WeTip
Sid
Over- Wile
Long Beach Strea
Smith Electric Suils
Wallace Edgerton
Brean
The
Coastal Commission
City Activities
el Dorado Pack
Billie Howe Boswell
Associated Women Students
Long Beach City College
Denied Rease
Beath Boulevard
Mericay Reale
Longlease
L.A. Marine Museum
Norms Lakewood
Lakewood Blvd
Lincoln
Culver City
Washington
Hawthorne
Crenshaw
el Segurida
Huntington Park
Slauson Ave
Paul Inglewood
Century
Los Angeles
la Cisnega
Metrose
Figueroa St
Manchester
Sunset
Vermaar
NORMS
Long Beach Blvd
Pacific Coast
Hwy
San Gabriel Valley
del Mar
Santa Monica
Colorado
Torraine
Haethome
6Th van Nuys
Sherman Way
Yoouman Westwood
Pico
Sepulveda
Seas Ees Ola
Safe Deposit Box
First Federal Savines OF
FIRST
E. Ocean Ave
Ximeno Ave
United
New York
Newark
Jfk
Plaza Hotel
Manhattan
Western International Hotels
the Plaza
FBI
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