Seal Beach Ordinance Details Subdivision Improvements and Penalties
The 1955 Seal Beach ordinance outlines subdivision map requirements including final map endorsement by the City Engineer, title and dedication provisions, and the range of required improvements such as water, sewers, drainage, streets, sidewalks, lighting, and trees. It details bonded guarantees, timeframes, and enforcement penalties up to 500 dollars or 90 days in jail for violations, with adoption dated January 18, 1955.
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Seal Beach
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California
Water Department
Lawa
County Recorder
Orange County
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F.W. Hickman
County OF Orange
F. W. Hickman
Calvo
Flanagan
Leonard
Lawhead
Clark Noel
Seat Beach Considers Small Pumping Station
The City of Seat Beach weighs a small pumping station to drain the northeast flood prone area after rain. Estimated cost is about 5000 dollars for a pump that moves 2500 gallons per minute. Building the full system would cost 340000 dollars, prompting a plan for a smaller facility.
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Seat Beach
City approves water pipeline replacement north of Elec tric Avenue
City engineer clears plan to replace a deteriorating water line north of Elec tric Avenue between Bay Blvd and 15th St to avoid paving delays. Work proceeds before street resurfacing, ensuring continued service.
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Electric Avenue
Bay Blvd
15Th St
Bus rider saves money and time says librarian
Mary Insall, a Hollywood resident, explains her commute to Los Angeles. She relies on the Metro bus to reach her office and saves at least five dollars weekly compared with driving. Outside work she studies piano and composes using a new tape recorder funded by bus savings.
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Mary Insall
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Metro
Metro Savings Boost from Bus Travel
Bookkeeper Joyce Rosenberger, commuting from Los Angeles to Fullerton, says her Metro bus use saves about $2 daily by cutting driving costs and parking fees. She notes that in a few months the savings will cover the cost of new drapes, calling it a Metro savings bonus.
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Joyce Rosenberger
Los Angeles
Fullerton
Metro
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