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Seal Beach, California,
July 23, 1947.
The City Council of the City of Seal Beach met in: regular sess-
ion at S:OO P. M. and was called to order by Mayor Jaeckel with
salute to the Flag.
Present,
Absent,
Mayor Jaeckel
Councilmen, Butler, Webster, Shufelt, Reed
Councilmen, None
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Mayor Jaeckel called attention to the Lions Club gift of the
Merry-go-round as an addition to the beach recreational equipment.
It was agreed that a resolution by the City Council be appropriate
method of acceptance. City Attorney directed to prepare said reso-
lution.
The minutes of regular meeting of July 9, and special meeting
of July 21, were read and approved on Mayors motion.
The next order of business was the canvass of absentee ballots
in the Election of July 17. Forty (40) ballots were used, two (2)
were spoiled one issued was not returned. Results'were as follows.
For The Recall Of
Yes
No
Louis E. Jaeckel
Frank L. Shufelt
James P. Butler
Lew Webster
Jessie W. Reed
16
15
. 16
. 16
, 16
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21
21
21
21
21
Favoring Special Election
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23. Filling vacancy by appointment
The whole number of votes cast in said election, including
absentee ballots was 933.
Counoil recessed for a thirty mini t periOd. . T as s/l~''fG 'N
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After the recess the first order of business was discussion of
the matter concerning the Fruit and Vegetable market at Main Stteet
and the Highway. Matter was referred to City Attorney for atten'tn.
Demande numbering 112 to 162 inolusive, amounting to $3,797.16
as approved by the Finance Committee were presented. It was moved
by Butler, second by Reed that demands be allowed and warrants
drawn on the Treasury for same.
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSE~T:
Butler, Webster, Shufelt, Reed, Jae.ckel
None
None Motio~ carried
Report of the City Treasurer and City Clerk for the month of
June was read. City Attorney read letter from the Los Alamitos Air
Base on low flying planes over the City which were complained of
some time ago. Also reported on legal aspects of using part of the
Park and Boulevard fund in connecting up Ocean Avenue and Bay BlVd'.
It was moved by Butler
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second by Shufelt that City officers re-
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ports be received and filed.
AYES:
NOES:
:ABSENT:
. Butler, Webster, Shufelt, Reed, Jaeckel
None
None Motion carried
Resolution No. 620 was presented. ~eclaring results of the
Reso.
Special.Municipal
620
second by Shufelt
Election of July 17th. It ~as, moved by Reed,
that Resolution No. ~20 be adopted
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
Butler, Webster, Shufelt, Reed, Jaeckel
None
None Motion carried
City Clerk read NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELEOTION.
CALL FOR SPECIAL MUNICIBAL ELECTION TO FILL VACANCIES ON THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE' CITY OF SEAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ARISING AS
A RESULT OF THE SPECIAL REOALL ELECTION HELD ON THURSDAY, IDHE
17th DAY OF JULY, 1947. .
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 11121 of the Election
Code of the State of California, the undersigned, John W. Mulcahy,
City Cllerk of the City of Seal Beach, does hereby calT a special
Elec-election to be held in said City of Seal Beach, on Tuesday the 26th
tion day of August, 1947, to fill three vacancies arising as a result of
the recall election held in the City of Seal Beach on Thursday
Not- the 17th day of July, 1947, at which last named elect'1orr a majority
ice of the legisl&tive body was recalled.
Nomi~tion papers proposing candidates to fill the vacancies
shall be citculated and filed within fifteen (15) days after the
date ~f this call (July 23rd). Such nomination papers proposing
candidates to fill the vacancies may be obtained at the office of
the City Clerk, and the time for filing such nomination papers pro-
posing candidates to fill the vacancies on the City Council shall
expire at the hour of five (5:00) o'clock P. M. on Thursday August
7, 1947. '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to the provisions of Sec-
tion 9756, of said Election Code each seat on the City Council is
a seperate office. The nomination papers which are obtainable in
.the office of the City Clerk, will specify the dates, respectfully,
of expiration of the terms of office of the respective offices to
be filled at such election, as follows:
As to two (2) of the offices on the City Council:
11 FOR THE OFFICE OF COUNCILMAN, TERM ENDING APRIL IS, 1950".
As to one (1) of the offices on the City Council:
"FOR THE OFFIOE OF COUNCILMAN, TERM ENDING APRIL 20, 1945".
There will be four (4) voting precincts for the purpose of
holding said election, consisting of the regular election precincts
established for holding State or County elections, as follows:
VOTING PRECINCT NO. 1 -250, 5th Street, near Electric Avenue.
VOTING PRECINCT NO.2-Ross Motel, Corner Bay Blvd. & Electric
, VOTING PRECINCT NO.3-City Hall Building, 201, 5th Street
VOTING PRECINCT NO.4-Grammar School Building, 12 & Highway
The polls will be open between the hours of 7: A. M. and & 7: P. M.
John W. MUlcahy
Oity Clerk
It was moved by Reed, second by Butler that Louis E. Jaeckel be
Jaec-
kel
time granted a leave
off
of absence until August 2'SfQ,%7.:i'i.: ,. -.;:: . -.,. ._ _ :
Motion carried
Council was adjourned on Mayors motion.
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Mayor Pro-Tem
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