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I ; RESOLUTION NO. 699
2 A RESOLUTION DETERMINING THE EXISTENCE OF A
DANGEROUS BUILDING AND ORDERING THE
3 DEMOLITION OF THE SAME.
4 WHEREAS, the following events have transpired prior to this
time :
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1. By order of this Council the City Clerk caused notice to
6 be served by mail upon Albert E. Pallas, Sr. and Emma M. Pallas,
husband and wife as joint tenants , hereafter referred to as the
7 property owners, advising them to appear and show cause at 9 :30 P.M�
at the City Council Chambers on August 2, 1966, why the building
8 located at 380 Grand Army Avenue, San Jacinto, California, should
not be determined to be a dangerous building and that it be ordered,
9 to be demolished or repaired.
10 2 . A public hearing was duly held 9 :30 P.M. , August 2, 1966, I
before the City Council of San Jacinto and the property owners
11 appeared thereat and evidence was taken pertaining to the subject
of whether or not a dangerous building existed and the statements
12 of the property owners were accepted by the City Council in which
they represented that the building was in the process of being
13 demolished; and by motion duly made and seconded the Council
I continued the hearing to be held August 16, 1966, at 7 :30 P.M. at
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the Council Chambers .
15 3 . The public hearing was reopened at 7 :30 P.M. , August 16, f
1966, at the Council Chambers by the City Council and a Mr. Young
16 appeared for the property owners and represented that he was a
building contractor and that he had been engaged by the property
17 owners to demolish the building and that he was in the process of
demolishing the building at this time. Mr . Young further represent'-
18 ed that the property owners did not desire to remove the garage on
19 ' the premises . At said public hearing as continued, the testimony
of Clifford E. Wallace, Director of Public Works and Building
20 Inspector at the time the Notice was presented, offered testimony
relative to the condition of the structures on said premises . The
public hearing was closed.
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?2 NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of San Jacinto, State of California, in adjourned regular session
assembled this 16th day of August, 1966, as follows :
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1. The Council determines and finds that the events
24 described hereinabove are true and correct and that said testimony
25, and evidence was offered.
2 . The Council determines and finds that all notices that
were required to be sent and to be posted by Article II of Chapter
6 of the Code of the City of San Jacinto were duly sent and posted
27 as required by law.
281 3 . The Council finds and determines that the two-story
29Ihouse structure located at 380 Grand Army Avenue, San Jacinto,
California, as described hereinbelow is a dangerous building as
defined by Section 6-3 of the City Code in that it has been
30 damaged by fire so as to become dangerous to the life, safety,
morals and general health and welfare of its occupants and the
31 people of San Jacinto. The Council further determines that the
garage outbuilding located at said premises has become so
32 dilapidated, decayed, unsafe and unsanitary and has become a fire
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11' hazard that it is unfit for human use and is likely to work injury
to the health, morals, safety and general welfare of the people of
2 ' this City. More particularly the Council finds and determines that
the garage has become a place frequented by minors for the purposes
33 of engaging in smoking and that it has been used for the collection
of cardboard boxes and other fire hazardous materials and that it
4 ,1 has located in the floor thereof a dangerous pit .
51 4. The Council finds that the upper story of the house on
said premises has been removed but that the lower story and the
6 '' cellar have not been removed.
7 5 . The Council finds said structures to be a public
nuisance and finds that the house or dwelling has been damaged,
81 decayed or deteriorated beyond fifty percent of its original value .
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9 NOW THEREFORE, the City Council orders that the dwelling
house, including the cellar, shall be demolished on or before
10'I September 15, 1966.
11! The City Council further orders that the garage located at
said premises shall be demolished or in the alternative it shall
72I be repaired so that it no longer exists in violation of the terms
of Article II of Chapter 6 of the Code of the City of San Jacinto.
13 In this connection, the City Council authorizes the Building
Inspector of the City of San Jacinto to certify to the demolition
14'' or satisfactory repair of said building and report the same to the
City Council . Said repair or demolition shall be made on or before
15 September 15, 1966 .
16 The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this f
Resolution and shall cause a copy of it to be posted on the
1� premises and shall cause a certified copy of this Resolution to be
mailed by certified mail to the property owners, postage prepaid,
18 addressed at 29821 Thtirnhill Drive, Sun City, California 92381 .
19 The real property which is the subject of these findings and
this order is described as follows :
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That certain real property in the City of San Jacinto,
County of Riverside, State of California, described as follows :
C I That portion of Olmsced' s Subdivision, as shown
by map on file in book 2 rage 119 of Maps, in
9 the Offite of the County Recorder of the County
of San Diego, particularly described as follows :
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Beginning at the intersection of the North-
easterly line of De Anza Drive (formerly Holly-
wood Drive and formerly South Central Avenue)
12 and the Northwesterly line of Grand Army Avenue;
thence Northeasterly on said Northwesterly line
to of Grand Army Avenue, 209 feet; thence North-
westerly parallel with the said Northeasterly
14 line of De Anza Drive, 200 feet; thence at right
angles Southwesterly 209 feet to the North-
15 easterly line of said De Anza Drive; thence
Southeasterly on the Northeasterly line of said
76 De Anza Drive 200 feet to the point of beginning;
17I EXCEPTING therefrom that portion thereof described
is as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the Northeasterly
19 line of De Anza Drive (formerly Hollywood Drive
and formerly South Central Avenue) and the North-
20 westerly line of Grand Army Avenue; thence North-
westerly along the Northeasterly line of De Anza
21 Drive, 115 feet to the true point of beginning;
thence Northeasterly, parallel with the North-
22 westerly line of Grand Army Avenue, 150 feet; thence
23 Northwesterly, parallel u ith the Northeasterly line
o£ De Anza Drive, 85 feet ; thence at right angles
Southwesterly, 150 feet to the Northeasterly line .
24 of De Anza Drive; thence Southeasterly on the North-
easterly line of De Anza Drive, 85 feet to the
25 point of beginning.
26I Commonly known as 380 Grand Army Avenue, San
27II Jacinto, California.
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1 AD/QPTED the day of August , 1966, and signed this
2 �'�`day of August , 1966.
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61wVence W. Pierce, Mayor
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7 LUCY MAY ALLEN, City Clerk
Deputy Cit -C erk
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13 The foregoing is certified to be a true copy of a Resolution
duly adopted by the said City Council of the City of San Jacinto
14 on the date therein set forth.
15 LUCY MAY ALLEN, City Clerk
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