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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSupporting Documents - Right Side - `rr ` t :. 4 � ROGER CHANDLER s: ii . .,., 11-0 MAYOR PRO TEMPORE A%. =D a 240 West Huntington Drive CHARLES E. GILB f in;' Arcadia, California 91006-3104 DENNIS A. LOJESKI '�o\ �° (818)574-5400 MARY YOUNG kpORATsO" COUNCIL MEMBERS GEORGE J.WATTS ROBERT C. HARBICHT JUNE ALFORD CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK CERTIFICATION I, June D. Alford, the duly qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of Arcadia, California, do hereby certify that the following is a full, true and correct copy of a Minute Motion adopted by the Arcadia City Council at the regular meeting held on June 7, 1988: "It was MOVED by Councilmember Gilb, seconded by Councilmember Chandler and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that Council AUTHORIZED the purchase of the property known as the National Guard Armory site, 260 West Huntington Drive, for the amount of $1,400,000 and AUTHORIZED the City Manager to execute the Purchase Agreement and all other documents related to this transaction, subject to approval of minor revisions as to form by the City Attorney." AYES: Councilmembers Chandler, Gilb, Lojeski, Young and Harbicht NOES: None ABSENT: None IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND AFFIXED THE SEAL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA THIS 26th DAY OF JULY, 1988. June D. Alford, City Clerk City of Arcadia, California Dated: July 26, 1988 • • } ; S � /l\\'.� i o ROGER CHANDLER MAYOR PRO TEMPORE 240 West Huntington Drive CHARLES E. GILB E �i' Arcadia, California 91006-3104 DENNIS A. LOJESKI f~cO\AT$/c." (818)574-5400 MARY YOUNG ERs GEORGE J. WATTS ROBERT C. HARBICHT JUNE ALFORD CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK CEERTIFICATION I, June D. Alford, the duly elected, qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of Arcadia, California, do hereby CERTIFY that the following is a full, true and correct copy of a MINUTE MOTION adopted by the Arcadia City Council at the regular City Council meeting held on June 7, 1988: "It was MOVED by Councilmember Gilb, seconded by Councilmember Chandler and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that City Council AUTHORIZE the purchase of the property known as the National Guard Armory site, 260 West Huntington Drive, for the amount of $1,400,000 and AUTHORIZE the City Manager to execute the Purchase Agreement and all other documents related to this transaction, subject to approval of minor revisions as to form by the City Attorney." AYES: Councilmembers Chandler, Gilb, Lojeski, Young and Harbicht NOES: None ABSENT: None IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MY HAND AND AFFIXED THE SEAL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA THIS 8th DAY OF JUNE 1988. June D. Alford City Clerk rr vr ► —";�R�D , ROBERT C. HARBICHT • n MAYOR PRO TEMPORE `'Pa ' _ = ROGER CHANDLER A' ;LT'�...,.,k-,: ,‘ 240 West Huntington Drive DENNIS A.CHANDLER I Arcadia, California 91006-0060 Co ZVI" tis MARY YOUNG w�4o --,-c, �,o • A (818)574-5400 COUNCIL MEMBERS •' Niry co -" GEORGE J. WATTS CHARLES E. GILB , CHRISTINE VAN MAANEN p CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK i TO MAR 171988 March 17, 1988 COUNCIL Mr. Robert Donner State Department of General Services Department of Real Estate 400 "P" Street, Suite 3110 Sacramento, California 95814 Dear Mr. Donner: Please note our recent letter to Col. Carl Williams, local Area Coordinator for the National Guard (attached) . As stated, the City will strongly oppose the construction of a Butler Building on the Armory site. We have reviewed the revised Purchase Agreement dated March 8, 1988 and are submitting it for City Council consideration on April 5, 1988. Staff is recommending approval, conditioned on the fact that there will be no new Butler, or other buildings/additions, on the Armory site before or while the City owns it without the City' s prior written approval. Since 1 , - 'G / George J. atts City Manager GJW/kf Attachment cc: Senator Newton R. Russell Mayor and City Council 4/ �/j 'err' ROBERT C. HARBICHT ( % r� Po MAYOR PRO TEMPORE { i ROGER CHANDLER 240 West Huntington Drive DENNIS A.CHANDLER I %� "�;V �..Z�sf Arcadia, California 91006-0060 MARY YOUNG co* od`v (818)574-5400 COUNCIL MEMBERS ..'' kfrx of - GEORGE J. WATTS CHARLES E. GILB CHRISTINE VAN MAANEN CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK TO March 17, 1988 MAR 17 1988 COUNCIL Colonel Carl Williams Area Coordinator California National Guard 3500 Stearns Street Long Beach, California 90822-1093 Dear Colonel Williams: Thank you for your call today informing us of the National Guard' s plans to construct a 40 x 72.5 foot Butler Building on a permanent slab at the south end of the Arcadia National Guard site. From your description, the building, while prefabri- cated, would not be moveable in five years when the Armory would have to vacate the property pursuant to the Purchase Agreement now pending before the State Departments of the Military/General Services and the City of Arcadia. The City is strongly opposed to any such new building for several reasons: 1. Your call is the first disclosure to the City of Arcadia of the possible existence of this building. The Purchase Agree- ment does not contemplate nor permit such a material change in the property the City would be acquiring. 2. Since the building is not apparently moveable by the State, the City would, we assume, be left with the demolition cost in five years. This will be expensive to the City (e.g. , $15, 000 plus ) and has not even been considered in our budgeting to date. 3. Since the State would be using the building for only five years, the taxpayers would be paying both to construct and then to tear down a building whose effective life would at best be about four and one-half years. This strikes us as a significant waste of public funds. Colonel Carl Williams March 17, 1988 Page two We have been working with the State for almost two years on the purchase of the Armory site. We feel the Agreement prepared by the State does not contemplate such a new building, and we would therefore ask that you reconsider your plans and not con- struct the building. Sincerely, Geo ge 3. ts City Manager GJW/kf cc: Mayor and City Council Robert Donner, State Department of General Services e:// 4 /eszaa, ROBERT C. HARBICHT ' AL 0 MAYOR PRO TEMPORE -4 � t -,:o f.„ v,, ROGER CHANDLER ''`'LA'C.'..- .-- r 240 West Huntington Drive DENNIS A. LOJESKI - * Arcadia, California 91006-0060 •yfA. �s . MARY YOUNG 'v X14 #14. (818)574-5400 COUNCIL MEMBERS 4` N1ry 01 0 . GEORGE J. WATTS CHARLES E. GILB CHRISTINE VAN MAANEN CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK November 24, 1987 TO W. J. Anthony, Director Department of General Services NOV 25 1987 915 Capitol Mall, Suite 590 COUNCIL Sacramento, California 95814 Dear Tony: The City Council has discussed the November 10, 1987 counter offer by the Department of General Services and of the military (National Guard) . On behalf of the City Council I am authorized to accept your November 10 offer of $1.4 million for the Armory property. The National Guard will remain on the property for five years after close of escrow, rent free. For a limited period after this five year period, the State will pay $10, 000 a month rent to the City. The State will pay for all utilities, maintain and insure the Armory at its cost and hold the City harmless against claims for injury or damage. The State will pay the cost for removal of hazardous soils for which it is responsible after it purchased the property; the City will pay for any soils tests. The City' s acceptance of your November 10 offer is subject to the preparation and approval by the City Council of a formal Purchase Agreement detailing the purchase terms. Would your staff please contact Peter Kinnahan, Assistant City Manager for Economic Development, to discuss the next step in the process. Thanks for your assistance. Sinc ely, Char es E. Gilb Mayor CEG/kf cc: Arcadia City Council George J. Watts, City Manager 44 try STATE OF CALIFORNIA—STATE AND CONSUM�1'c SERVICES AGENCY / / ■ GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, G6���`L DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES EXECUTIVE OFFICE CIfiY QF ARCADIA 915 CAPITOL MALL, SUITE 590 SACRAMENTO, CA 95814 (916) 445-3441 sEp261981 . MAYOR TO September 24, 1987 OCT 1 1987 COUNCIL The Honorable Charles E. Gilb Mayor of the City of Arcadia 240 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, CA 91006-0060 Dear ; & /'ecc-- Thank you for your letter dated September 4, 1987 regarding the Arcadia Armory and the interest you have expressed in the negotiations that were conducted between the State and the City of Arcadia. As you are aware, this property was specifically declared surplus by the Military Department to allow the City of Arcadia to acquire the property at its fair market value, which is in keeping with the Military Department's long range plans to acquire and develop new facilities. I am aware of the negotiations that have taken place between our staff and the City Manager's office and that various terms of sales were discussed. We have been advised by the Military Department that if they are to sell the property, it must be on a cash basis. Short of that, they will remain on the site and request the property not be sold. The Military Department does require possession for five years and will discount the sales price for prepaid rent. If you need further information or assistance on this issue, you may wish to have your staff contact Paul V. Savona, Chief, Office of Real Estate and Design Services, at (916) 445-3509. Sincerely, "----r;C:CA(r W. J. ANTHONY, Director Department of General Services WJA:PVS:dt:A-19.28 cc: Paul V. Savona, Chief, Office of Real Estate and Design Services &/-/A,2Le7 G' /We ifeetC ---�N\ ROBERT C. HARBICHT MAYOR PRO TEMPORE 9,eszaa, ROGER CHANDLER 3- , 240 West Huntington Drive 1 s. DENNIS A. LOJESKI � Arcadia,California 91006-0060 TO MARY YOUNG (81a)574-5400 Viii :�!✓ COUNCIL MEMBERS OCT 1 1987 GEORGE J.WATTS CHARLES E. GILB CHRISTINE VAN MAANEN CITY MANAGER MAYOR COUNCIL CITY CLERK September 4, 1987 TO S E P 10 1987 Mr. W. J. Anthony, Director COUNCIL Department of General Services 915 Capitol Mall, Suite 590 Sacramento, California 95814 Dear Tony: It was a pleasure seeing you again at Ted Von Minden' s retirement dinner. Roger Chandler concurs and joins with me in extending an offer to meet with us for dinner in Arcadia when you are in the area. As you are probably aware, the City of Arcadia and the State Department of General Services are currently discussing the pos- sible sale of the National Guard Armory (SSL 356) to the City. Although we are close to an agreement, negotiations appear to have come to an impasse. I am hopeful that a brief explanation of the City' s position may help us get over this rough patch so we can get on with the deal. In summary: - The City of Arcadia purchased the 13 acre Civic Center site in 1947 from Rancho Santa Anita. It was deed-restricted for a "Municipal Civic Center, for an Armory, for a Municipal Audi- torium, for Municipal Parks or Gardens, or other public pur- poses". - In 1948 the City sold 2. 126 acres of the Civic Center site to the State of California National Guard for $1.00 for pur- poses of constructing an Armory. (The balance of the site now contains our City Hall, Police Station and recreation field. ) - The 1948 sale to the State was restricted by City Resolution and Grant Deed to "use and occupancy of the California National Guard as an Armory site" . - For over 40 years the site has clearly been intended for public use. The site is zoned "Public Purpose" (S2) and the General Plan designation is Civic Center (CC) . Mr. W. J. Anthony, Director September 4, 1987 Page two - The State Legislature declared the property surplus in 1986 and subsequently the Department of General Services (DGS) verbally offered it to the City for $1 ,860,000 ( $20. 01/square foot) . (This figure was based upon an in-house appraisal by the DGS as if it were zoned for Commercial Offices. ) The National Guard would move out in five years and would be willing to make annual lease payments. The State would accept payment by the City over time. - The City has argued (unsuccessfully to date) that: a) The State National Guard would be reaping an unfair wind- fall on land sold originally by the City for $1.00. b) Government Code Section 11011.1 permits a sale of surplus State property at below market value if the future use is for a public purpose. The City' s proposed future use is for our Civic Center expansion, specifically for a new, badly needed police station which would also incorporate space for the . regional Norsat operations (a multi-jurisdictional police task force for the apprehension of career criminals) and regional mutual aid and training facilities. Senator Newton Russell who drafted the language of 11011.1 agrees with the City that existing language would permit the sale of the site for less than market value. - On January 29, 1987 the City responded with a written offer of $806, 500 which was based upon 50% of the City' s appraised fair market value for deed restricted property ( $1,613,000) . The City would make payments over ten years and the National Guard would use the site rent-free for two years. - On June 16, 1987 the DGS made a verbal counter offer of $1, 400,000 with the National Guard using the site rent-free and the City making payments over five years. - On June 26, 1987 the City made a written counter offer of $1,200,000 with the National Guard using the site rent-free and the City making payments over five years. - On July 6, 1987 the DGS' written response was to stay at $1, 400, 000 cash or with $350,000 down and the balance over five years, at 7.3 percent interest, provided the National Guard can continue to use the site for five years "or" until a re- placement facility is completed. 4 Mr. W. J. Anthony, Director September 4 , 1987 Page three While it appeared that we were slowly moving toward agreement, the July 6, 1987 letter from the DGS actually increased the cost to the City by adding two new deal points (the 7.3 percent in- terest and the language regarding staying on the site until a replacement facility is completed) . The City is offering $1,200, 000 to be paid over five years, with the National Guard remaining on the site rent-free for up to five years. The City is neither asking for rent nor for interest on our payments during the five years we are paying for but do not have use of the pro- perty. The City has clearly indicated to the DGS its desire to continue negotiations until agreement. We felt we were close. The August 18, 1987 letter from the DGS states that they are ceasing negotiations and withdrawing the offer to sell. We do not under- stand this, particularly when the City' s current position is so lucrative to the State (1,199, 999 percent profit over the • $1.00 the State paid for the property) . In light of the above, we would respectfully request that the DGS and National Guard reconsider their position and continue to negotiate. I firmly believe that a reasonable counter offer by the State at this time would close this deal. We would be most happy to meet with you at your convenience in Sacramento to discuss this further if you so desire. Thank you very much for your consideration. Kind �t •ersonal regards, j 1 � � L CHARLES E. GILB Mayor CEG/kf cc: Arcadia City Council George J. Watts, City Manager bcc: Senator Newton Russell Assemblyman Richard Mountjoy %,....4 „iis CHARLES E. GILB w t; MAYOR PRO TEMPORE k .4' • �''r■+ 240 West Huntington Drive ROGER CHANDLER Arcadia, California 91006 0060 ROBERT C. HARBICHT -" '" .. (818)574-5400 DENNIS A. LOJESKI ���` '4,... s. e• � �4- v:, COUNCIL MEMBERS Y GEORGE J.WATTS MARY YOUNG CHRISTINE VAN MAANEN CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK April 2, 1987 TO APR 21987 Senator Newton R. Russell COUNCIL 401 North Brand Boulevard Suite 424 Glendale, California 91203 Dear Senator Russell: Re: Arcadia National Guard Armory Site The City of Arcadia was recently informed that the State Depart- ment of General Services and State Department of the Military re- quire a purchase price of $1,860, 000 (see Attachment 1) for the Armory site which the City of Arcadia sold to the State for $1.00. They have rejected the City' s position that our proposed use of the site for a police station is sufficient justification for what they believe to be a below market sale. If they do not get their price from the City, they say they will remove the Armory from the surplus property list. Could your office investigate whether the State Department of Gener- al Services and State Department of the Military are in fact willing to negotiate the purchase price or is the price non-negotiable despite the City's proposed public purpose use of the site? In addition to the "mutual aid" that a new police station would provide (see our letter of February 26, 1987, Attachment 2) , the City would use the facility for the North Regional Surveillance and Apprehen- sion Team (NORSAT) . The staff for NORSAT are now temporarily housed in the County Engineer's building here in Arcadia. The eight member NORSAT group is working on burglary/robbery/stolen property matters with four San Gabriel Valley Sheriff stations (Altadena, San Dimas, Temple City, Crescenta Valley) as well as the cities of Azusa, Covina, El Monte, Pasadena, and Arcadia. It has also provided assistance to Alhambra, Glendale, West Covina, Pomona. The new facility could provide conference space for regional law enforcement training and other regional community meetings. We feel this is clearly a broad public benefit. 2C • Senator Newton R. Russell April 2, 1987 Page two Alternatively, could your office assist us with special legislation that recognizes the uniqueness of our $1. 00 sale of the property to the State and our need for the property in the future. The City has spent a great deal of time and effort on this project ever since the State informed us that the property was surplus. The arrogant "take it or leave it" attitude of the State Department of General Services and their unwillingness to negotiate is both frustrating and insulting. The property in question has always been intended to be used for a public purpose. The original deed to the City restricted the uses to municipal or public purposes. In 1948 the City gave the property to the State for $1.00 to use the site for an Armory. We feel that the State should return the property to the City for the same $1.00 now that the State has declared it surplus and doesn' t need it anymore. Nevertheless, we have offered $806,500 and are willing to negotiate terms. We have a definite need for the pro- perty, intend to continue to use it for a governmental purpose, and have made a most generous offer to the State. We strongly be- lieve that the response from the Department of General Services is not in keeping with the legislation that you yourself drafted to guide the State in disposing of surplus property. We would appreciate whatever assistance you can provide. Thank you for your consideration. Since e , / �9/ ,GTW ,Geor e J. Watts City Manager GJW/kf cc: Arcadia Mayor and City Council e ; ifte Imo RCA DI , CHARLES E. GILB c�n'onNU c MAYOR PRO TEMPORE ,. ':7 1 trx r t,- -.t 240 West Huntington Drive ROGER CHANDLER ,, L * . Arcadia, California 91006-0060 ROBERT C. HARBICHT f Syr ti ''� ".�\�!.��� $� (818)574-5400 DENNIS A. LOJESRI y 4 COUNCIL MEMBERS GEORGE J. WATTS MARY YOUNG CHRISTINE VAN MAANEN CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK October 9, 1986 TO Governor George Deukmejian OCT 9 1986 State Capitol Building Sacramento, California 95814 COUIVCIL Dear Governor Deukmejian: SUBJECT: CITY OF ARCADIA ARMORY In 1948 the City of Arcadia sold a 2.12 acre part of our Civic Center to the State of California National Guard for $1.00 The State Legislature has declared the site surplus. The State of California Department of General Services offered the property to the City for $1,860,000. We feel very strongly about the inequity of having to repurchase at fair market value a piece of surplus property for a govern- mental use that was ,sold in good faith to the State for $1. 00. I have attached more detailed information for your consideration. We hope that after reviewing this information you too can see the fairness in our position, and we respectfully request whatever assistance you can offer to resolve this problem. We would be pleased to meet with you or your representative to discuss this in more detail. Our City Manager, George Watts, and • his staff are also available for further discussion at 240 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA 91006, (818) 574-5401. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, MARY B. YOUNG Mayor THIS LETTER BEING SENT TO: Assemblyman Richard Mountjoy Senator Newton R. Russell California Department of General Services John R. Healy, Sr. Land Agent (if its" Nosio October 9, 1986 CITY OF ARCADIA ARMORY SITE The State of California recently advised the City of Arcadia that the 2. 13 acre National Guard Armory site immediately adjacent to Arcadia' s Civic Center is for sale as surplus property. (A Site Map and aerial photo are enclosed for your review. ) Repre- sentatives of the State Department of General Services, Real Estate Division have advised City staff that the State is asking $1,860, 000 ( $20. 00/square foot) for the property based upon their appraisal of its value. The City of Arcadia purchased the entire 13 acre Civic Center in 1947 from Rancho Santa Anita, Inc. , (RSA) , one of the corporate successors of the old Lucky Baldwin estate for $39, 324. 00. The Agreement of Sale between RSA and the City restricted the use of the site for " . . .a Municipal Civic Center, for an Armory, for a Municipal Auditorium, for Municipal Parks or Gardens, or for other Municipal or Public Purposes. . . " . A year later the City sold a 2.126 acre parcel at the southwest end of the Civic Center site to the State of California National Guard for $1.00 for an Armory. The State constructed their Armory and the City constructed our City Hall in the early 1950s on their respective properties. The State General Services Department maintains that should the City not come to agreement with the State on the City' s acquisi- tion of the property, they can market and sell the site to any private party for any private purpose. We maintain that this is totally inconsistent with the intent that the property remain for a "public purpose. " Certainly the original intent of the Seller, Rancho Santa Anita, Inc. to have the land used for a municipal or public purpose is clear in the documents. We further take exception to the forced sale of the original Civic Center property to a private party whose use( s) could conflict with the intended public or municipal purpose. Our disagreement with the State Department of General Services, however, derives more from the inequitable result of the State' s $1. 00 purchase price and its $1, 860,000 asking price. We can understand the State ' s desire to receive a reasonable amount %r+' NNW of compensation for the three buildings and the related amenities on the Armory site. However, the value of the 35-year-old main building and the subsequently constructed service buildings is certainly not $1, 859, 999. In fact, the usefulness of these build- ings for other than an Armory is practically non-existent due to their construction, placement, and the declining state of their service system. Further, we have an estimate of $90, 000 to clear the site. The State Department of General Services has informed us that certain State statutes, i.e. , Government Code Section 11011. 1 require that the State sell surplus property for fair marked value. If the purchaser agrees to restrict the use of the land to recrea- tion, open space, low-moderate income housing, or some other public purpose of benefit to more than the citizens of the local jurisdiction, the State Public Works ' Board can approve a sale for less than fair market value. It should be noted that Government Code Section 11011. 6 provides that the State can transfer property back to the City at no cost subject to the general criteria set forth in that Section. In view of the legislative intent surrounding the surplus property statutes, we suggest that either the restrictions of Section 11011. 1 are not applicable or that a flexible interpretation of 11011. 6 is appropriate in view of particular set of the circum- stances applicable to the Armory in Arcadia where the State' s gratuitous acquisition is now evolving into a windfall profit- making venture at the expense of the citizens of Arcadia. We have informed the General Services representatives that we intend to use the Armory site as a logical expansion of our exist- ing Civic Center. Sgecific plans have not been finalized but currently include recreation, police facility, or other general municipal uses as set forth in the 1947 Agreement with Rancho Santa Anita. Given the State' s original $1. 00 purchase price, and the City' s intended public use, the State' s asking price of $1,860, 000, or of any significant amount above the reasonable costs of selling the property, are inequitable and unjust to the taxpayers of the City of Arcadia who subsidized the State ' s ori- ginal purchase. We feel also that the legislature in passing Government Code, Section 11011. 1 did not intend nor envision this particular situa- tion. Further, if there are technical legal objections to the return of the site to the City for $1. 00, we would ask that consideration be given for legislation to correct the unforeseen inequities of the existing statute. fir'` We would be pleased to meet with you or your representatives to discuss this in more detail. Our City Manager, George Watts, and his staff are also available for further discussion at 240 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA 91006, (818) 574-5401. i . ' 'fir+` - ---- - - - - - - - - -- - 0 — N Z ... . a r O ' f9 Z Q O 1 CC 5 Cr ` Q 0 = • 0 m V Z �+ . Z a CC O = O >, Q fl ::;� Q CC a o .• V) • . • J CIVIC CTR. PL. < , , • Z _a _ O it ... o •- I-- r c. 0 0 m 0 Z 2 _ r 6000 *tri a( ��D� V f CHARLES E. GILB r�.y '3� �, 1� MAYOR PRO TEMPORE I.3�-.-t71 eC* 240 West Huntington Drive ROGER CHANDLER titre 't.. ...- „ .s4- Arcadia, California 91006-0060 ROBERT C. HARBICHT ebb 11�_o v. (818)574-5400 DENNIS A. LOJESKI .YfT,Y of 'F COUNCIL MEMBERS GEORGE J. WATTS MARY YOUNG CHRISTINE VAN MAANEN CITY MANAGER MAYOR CITY CLERK - May 28, 1986 TO Mr. John R. Healy MAY 2 9 '1986 Senior Land Agent California Department of General Services COUNCIL Office of Space and Real Estate Services 650 Howe Avenue, Suite C Sacramento, California 95825-4699 Dear Mr. Healy: This is to advise you, in reply to your letter of May 22, 1986 that we wish to enter negotiations for the purchase of the 2.19 plus/minus acre National Guard Armory site at 260 West Huntington Drive in Arcadia. This letter response constitutes the City' s notice pursuant to Government Code Section 11011.3 (a) . Peter Kinnahan, Assistant City Manager for Economic Development, will be contacting you to arrange a meeting to begin negotia- tions. Since`- y/ c -1.1 eorge J Watts City Manager GJW/kf cc: Robert G. Donner, Land Agent k STATE OF CALIFORNIA—STATE AND CONSUMER SERVICES AGENCY GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, Governor L)EPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES OFFICE OF SPACE AND REAL ESTATE SERVICES FEMME) say 650 Howe Avenue Sacramento, CA 95825-4699 MAY 2 7 1986 (916) 920-6286 Ai44;1e Rrefapnent Agency May 22, 1986 Mr. Pete P. Kinnahan Assistant City Manager for Economic Development City of Arcadia 240 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, CA 91006-0060 ..y Dear Mr. Kinnahan: SSL-365 SURPLUS - MILITARY DEPARTMENT ARCADIA ARMORY Pursuant to your letter dated May 15, 1986, we are aware of the Statute provisions and our letter to you dated May 9, 1986 is notice to you that the property is available. The subject property may be purchased for its fair market value of $1,860,000 by either cash or upon terms. We are willing to meet with you at any time to discuss the purchase of this property by the city. You may contact either the undersigned or Robert G. Donner at the above address or telephone number. Sincerely, • JOHN R. HEALY Senior Land A t JRH:RGD:jk:D-18.6 • 14. _—__.___-___..__mATIERS FROM STAFF The City Manager provided a memorandum to Council concerning the Armory site. Has received information from the State that they intend to sell - the property. Requested direction from Council . 0.° . It was MOVED by Councilmember Harbicht, seconded by Councilmember Gilb and CARRIED on roll call vote as follows that staff be directed to open negotiations with the State for acquisition of the Armory site and appropriated $4,000 for appraisal of the property. (Capital Outlay F x, P y und) 02( �/, AYES: Councilmembers Chandler, Gilb, Harbicht, Lojeski and Young � y NOES: None ABSENT: None /,1�i�4 AN, Imor • FEB "1 19B6 hAk/ M(c t J Idial4r'ia1lt February 6, 1986 TO FEB 13 1986 COUNCIL TO: PETE KINNAHAN FROM: DONNA L. BUTLER SUBJECT: ARMORY PROPERTY For your information, I received a call from Larry Thomas. an appraiser with the State regarding the Armory property. He indicated that the State was looking into selling their surplus property and that this property would probably be put on the market in 1988. If you have any questions, please contact me. / v T{� May 30, 1985 JurquIt.),\I i 9?5 RE CEIVED C!! JUN 71995 UIICil City.� - Honorable Charles E. Gilb Councilman, City of Arcadia 240 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, CA 91006 Dear Mr. Gilb: This is in response to your letter of March 22, 1985 concerning the Arcadia National Guard Armory. As you requested, I contacted Rriqadier General Thrasher at the Office of the Adjutant General in Sacramento. The California National Guard understands the desire to expand your City Hall Complex which could be accommodated incident to their long-range construction planning. Situations such as yours have occurred periodically throughout the years. Generally, the National Guard proposes two alternatives. The first and most expeditious is to offer to trade the existing armory for a suitable replacement facility at no cost to the state. This alternative is conditional on a five acre site with good public access and construction of a replacement building in conformance with state and National Guard Bureau criteria. The second alternative is to sell the present armory at fair market value and construct a replacement armory on more economical property. The latter alternative is being pursued as sale authority for the Arcadia Armory has been included in the 1986 State Surplus Property Bill , SB 132, authored by Senator Presley. I expect that the sale of the Arcadia Armory would be contingent on the National Guard being able to remain on the property until construction of a replacement armory is completed which is anticipated in 1989. Based on the actions taken to date, I believe that the National Guard is taking positive steps to accommodate your needs. Provided disposition of the present facility and land acquisition and construction of the facility proceed as programmed, the way should be clear to accomplish your objectives in the not too distant future. If you feel a meeting with the City Council and staff would be beneficial or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to call . Other specific questions can be directed to the project officer for the National Guard in Sacramento, Lieutenant Colonel Keith E. Willey, (916) 920-6505. Sincerely, FRED KLINE , s e V/1em o'i an dum ARCADIa ORP=ATtO Date August 20 , 1982 TO: 7 ; George J. Watts , City Manager a/I FROM: ` Jay M. Corey , Assistant City Manager/Economic Development SUBJECT: Armory Site . Several months ago, pursuant to a request from Mayor Pro-Tem Lojeski , staff provided the City Council some general information regarding the possibility of relocating the National Guard Armory from their current facility next to City Hall so that the site could be used for a medical-office development . Since that time , staff has been contacted by several parties who have expressed an interest in develop- ing the site. Because of this apparent interest , staff met with Assemblyman Mountjoy and Senator Richardson to discuss the potentials of the project and to get advice as to how best to go about pursuing it . • As suggested by Assemblyman Mountjoy/ before approaching the State staff will need to have a more precise idea of what type of develop- ment is contemplated by the various interested parties . The Assembly- man suggested, among other things , that we have renderings in hand. Attached is a suggested "Request for Proposal" letter which could be sent to the interested parties should the City Council wish to pursue this opportunity. JMC :kcp APPROVED: _�/�:`/�;/��L/z z. : ' ,.= Gear e d'. 'Waits Cit Manager • IT f Noise *100 August 20, 1982 Dear, 1) Dr. Bruce Ballard 2) Alken Construction Company 3) Crowell Corporation The City Council has been informed of your previously expressed interest in developing for medical office purposes the Armory site at 260 W. Huntington Drive. In order to pursue this concept with the State of California, we will need a more definitive idea of your anticipated plans , Should you wish to be considered as a prospective developer of the site , in cooperation with the City , we will need the following information : 1) Concept plans (plot plans , elevations) . 2) Land acquisition price. 3) Evidence of financial capability . In order to proceed with this opportunity in a timely fashion , we ask that the requested materials be submitted to the City Manager ' s Office at City Hall by September 25 , 1982 . Staff will be presenting your materials , along with an analysis , to the City Council soon thereafter. Your interest in working with the City on this project is appreciated. Very truly yours , Jay M. Corey Assistant City Manager JMC:kcp TITLE INSURANCE POLICIES INSURED BY SAFECO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY San Gabriel Valley Office rr Qy -,A/1% RICA TITLE COMPe V Y 424 NORTH FIRST AVENUE / ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA 91006 (213) 445-7540 7 PRELIMINARY REPORT CITY OF ARCADIA c/o JAY COREY 240 West Huntington Drive YOUR No. 260 West Huntington Arcadia, California ATTENTION OUR NO 733699-71 Jay Corey In response to the above referenced application for a policy of title insurance, American Title Company hereby reports that it is prepared to issue, or cause to be issued, as of the date hereof, a California Land Title Associa- tion Standard Coverage form Policy of Title Insurance describing the land and the estate or interest therein hereinafter set forth, insuring against loss which may be sustained by reason of any defect,lien or encumbrance not shown or referred to as an exception below or not excluded from coverage pursuant to the printed schedules, conditions and stipulations of said policy form. This report, and any supplements or amendments hereto, is issued solely for the purpose of facilitating the issu- ance of a policy of title insurance and no liability is assumed hereby. If it is desired that liability be assumed prior to the issuance of a policy of title insurance, a Binder or Commitment should be requested. Dated: September 7, 1982 at 7:30 A.M. Title Officer RENEE NICHOLSON The estate or interest in the land hereinafter described and which is covered by this report is: A Fee • The estate or interest referred to herein is at the date hereof vested in: STATE OF CALIFORNIA The land referred to in this report is situated in the State of California, County of Los Angeles, and is described as follows: That portion of Lot 5 of Tract No. 949 in the City of Arcadia, County of Los Angeles, State of California as per map recorded in Book 17, Page 13 of Maps, in the office of the County Recorder of said County described as follows: CONTINSED. . . . T.S13A . . DESCRIPTION CONT. . '` Beginning at a point in the Southeasterly line of said Lot 5 distant thereon South 38° 33' 00" West 1773.93 feet from the most Easterly corner of said lot; thence along the Southeasterly line of said lot, South 38° 33'00" West 40.00 feet to the most Easterly corenr of the land conveyed to Los Angeles Turf Club by Parcel 2 of the deed recorded in Book 12619, Page 275 of Official Records; thence along the boundary line . of the land last described, the following courses and distances, North 51° 27' 00" West 30 feet; South 38.° 33' 00" West 150 feet and North 51° 27' 00" West 481.12 feet to the Southeasterly line of Huntington Drive as described in the deed to the City of Arcadia, recorded in Book 9396, Page 145 of Official Records; thence North 38° 33' 00" East along said Southeasterly line of Huntington Drive, 190.00 feet; thence South 51° 27' 00" East 511.12 feet to the true point of beginning containing 2.126 acres more or less. ` At the date hereof exceptions from coverage in addition to the printed excepts and exclusions contained in said policy form would be as follows: 1. Taxes have not yet been assessed. 2. An easement for public utilities and incidental purposes, as granted to The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, a corporation, in deed recorded September 8, 1947 as Instrument No. 2190. Said easement affects the Southeasterly 10 feet of said land. 3. An easement for public utilities and incidental purposes, as granted to Southern California Edison Company, a corporation, in deed recorded February 13, 1948 as Instrument No. 3418. Said easement affects the Southeasterly 10 feet of said land. 4. A perpetual easement for flood control purposes in, over and across that portion of that parcel of land described in deed to State of California recorded in Book 32340, Page 219, Official Records in the office of said Recorder, within a strip of land 40 feet wide, lying 20 feet on each side of the following described line: Beginning at a point in the center line of Huntington Drive 80 feet wide as described in Parcel No. 2 in deed to City of Arcadia, recorded in Book 9396, Page 145 of said Official Records distant South 37° 27' 47" West 169.80 feet along said center line from the Northeast extremity of that course described in said Parcel No. 2 as having a bearing of 0° 47' 43" East 810.79 feet to the beginning of a tangent curve concave to the West and having a radius of 600 feet the Southwesterly extremity of said curve being in a line parallel with and 631.21 feet Southeasterly measured at right angles from said center line of Huntington Drive; thence Southerly and Southwesterly 400.81 feet along said curve to said Southwesterly extremity thereof. 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That portion of Lot 6 of Traot No. 949, in the City of Arcadia, County of Los , -`' - •': - - ,Angeles,-Stab of.California, as per map reoorded in Book 17, Page 13 of Saps, 1 e ; in the office of the County Recorder as County, described as followsa M °I" ,' :' = r.I.. Beginning at a point iz the Southeasterly line of said Lot 6, distant thereon, 1 ' .' :. South 393 3E' O0�' Nest 1775.93 feet troy the most Easterly corner of said lot; f , ." rI thence along the.Southeasterly line of said lot, South 380 35' 00" ifest 40.00 ' feet to the most Easterly corner of the land conveyed to Los Angeles Turf Club ` I by Parcel 2 of the deed recorded in Book 12619, Page 275, of Official Records; nr :a a , N �� thence along the boundary line of the laced last described, the following courses ',':::;:i .;''':'';:.::-:::',..'f ''', :71::I a gad distances; North 61° 27' 00" Nest 30 feet; South 380 33' 00" Rest 150 feet a� North 610 27' 00" West 481.12 feet to the Southeasterly line of Huntington � �' ive La desoribed in the deed to the City of Aroadia, recorded in Book 9396, Page 146, of Official Records; thence North 380 33' 00" East along said 4 ' • /p•- Southeasterly line of Huntington Drive, 190.00 feet; thence South 61° 27' 00" East I1 611.12 fest to the point of beginning, containing 2.126 mores, more or less. SUBJECT TO, Conditions, reetriotions, reservation, easements, rights and rights of way of record; - An easement to Southern California Edison Company for eleotrioity - and power; t. :10. An easement to the Paoifio Telephone and Telegraph Company; The provisions of Resolution No 1790 of the City Council of the s, ^ ` ' City of Arcadia, adopted and approved on July 20, 1948, copy of whioh resolution . ,. F.,, ,:: is attached hereto and by this referenoe incorporated herein and made a part hereof. • x t K IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of Arcadia has caused this instrument [ to be executed by its officers thereunto duly authorized by resolution as of this -::-. ' 2,04," syr X 20th day of July, 1948. • I. ti FT'�.•M c-t ,. ''�� _ CITY CF iar:-..DIA, . ,i ...� l �. a municipal carnoration 1• ,.a r •-,...7::::,11._, . P aY a.^,..; itiayor : 4TTE$Ts 4' x ' City Clerk •-, \ . •ru s1•4,0,W . .;. .Sw' r. • N&K �: �� .,s :,- '`;°fi .- , ..V s -" ` a :a.%-,t`t • F - ' i. r ,y'F r .i•'. , ---- � lk+ . o. i.:w:..v,¢.r4.. ,.:t4.-v + y... ..i...i,«-.4...,,-.. ..,,s. - s .•-1,.,e1:`, .. .:,« - .�aa.-.. ......S.i.ui-_�MJ ^1i' ,y�yirr'�N/�'1�.'y1�1�•. 4; '' '' 1'`- 4 -d. - �J t. L �•� y . J 1•.: 1'K4-.1Mi �7ra '�+-• }� ,. r ,, ..„.ti`r 'S t 'i-'7r °'`�._ „, r 3' r,e y .t .5• t Mp r},�t '' '` 'Y r,44 t.N ,-A t .>:' 1. ,.�..q L'I '' 1Y Yr r• sr: 9 i.' i. . s'....Yl ar. t T. . . • ;4`1'”"•C,,t',vy F,;ri�'f y+1;1 ,, �yi,91,.'4Tr"'i41T',wrr* Zi4,'* r q t.. t r " kr".. 'rt +a,:„'.4 i i. `w--;0,,,(a 1... • *� 4' �v ± Cc y .,. r a ~{• '4 f'• • 2 a("ti 1 ;fLs FN`aF•s , .in L...�1 r.a ,,. s�+t: i 7t` `N'kH. tt • • ; CALIFORY?A r r �;'•ai'1'4;-•.;; N�"w'"�� `f.7. }�..,••41�i ; + • :i'�.= �` "*y ,' ",'•<' s '''} {.1, :. t ;f hny..d4;yt �P .r �iY t; 4.�"• f �� L=f 3 - - .�UITT CP LOS ANGIIie r t_ ?4;i4..•,Pa{{„',,t r Y`',.-�.r,v. .. :.''rr. ,�.:1.4-4•11,,i':';.1:;:-: ]y y t V 1'..;•`'''k'''•�'� n •.+�-yy:• f. 1.. {„•!. < '..' i +ttAVQ 'Y1ft444. .ttko,-jgkti,,r t'lyattw ;.i-$1i�t.''i AiC V',64 ..r• s•4 A y t; T INP f Xl K .x:. , ..∎h !„1,,, C a:1*,44 '4! 7".•r `.k nrr ,.�• .a` y ..4kf..,0••tr •r •'1 • 01 THIS 20th day of July, 194e,`before`is, 7. Ow Corny*, a sr " • ' ' ''otery P blip in and for said'toaaty. StaW; residia;,therein,'`duly ooieiasioaed-IP e:',2:: j.: and sworn, peraoaally appeared C..Lore• Russell and W. C. Billie knows to se to . ., ,: �..... :r�.� °� M •L• - { .w :�-� w..... '..,-...,:fir•.,.. :. ...7f-..'• . .:-. �-3.�irr..'_; �.. l�`� ,si:•be the Mayor sad-City,Clerk teipeotiwely,•of the City'of Areadia, • aivaieipal� z •, . . .. corporation, and known.to ae to be the persons whose mines are subsoribed to the t',.:2.., within iastrinont and aoknawledged to a• that they exeouted the seas. ., • . . •- ,WITNESS YT BAND AND ICIAL SELL - --,^ I H. Loa Angeles, State of Califo is ' ' My Commission Expires June 20, 50 19 . �',• +• • ' T } `-'k••w-o- i �' J i �iMY }. ro.,4gyyJ.ro.w " y t•44; f 4 ••,yam', rtif'•�,yk>, ' lie. S } 1. `L + *i i l4�9 , yl.1 . ` tit ;.,, t �` 4S: �'. ,- f ' t ' 4. i J i -i r. .t u o'i .. - 'i. .... sr.>~. ..'fir... .v` ....., • mod*O! too CITY COUNCIL 0 OTT! C! ARCADIA ummumme ITO !MOTION N. TO cone MUM NEAL POOP ATT MID DT SAID airs TO lets stars 0/ CALIPOUIL• ., • TNS CI!! 001130011. C/ !p CI!!OP A; y CiLIP+ODNIA, DODO u A $OL7 "J3 '. DITO .IIJa AND ORDih! As mums • • taotsosia. erg .• . OW City Of &r•M1a 4 the ewer if a par••i of satiayrrn•a lead •t agmibliebtly utsN•a 1 f i.. al,..:H,i :C•. ._ *- .. tm�atist�•n » 1s said •its •� r. ` R�AB, request has been node to the City Crania to previde a c `t�'', suitable site therein for use as as Amory by the Contends national Guard and lilt , < tie' Ai, the City Connell fiats that Y{ it u for the best interests of the City of /roadie and for the p•bli• benefit that such • site be is prerided by +`^ the City et Aread1al F , TEZR ?O ;, DE IT R880LYID that the City of Arlene shall grant ,.r:.- w the State of California for the mw ' and eeoupeney of the California National Ouard as an Armory site, that sertain par ,of land owned ' by said city, la the City of Arcadia, County of Los Angeles, State of California, and more particularly known and described mat That portion of Lot 8 of Treat No. 949, in the City of Arcadia, County of Los Anles, &tats of California, as per map reoordsd in Book 17, Page 13 4? of !taps, in the office of the County 17aoordcr of said Calamity, described } ge as followst l Beginning at a point in the Southeasterly lino of .:s:d Lot 6, distant y� thereon, South 380 33' 00" Nest 1773.9E feet from the moat bast.rly corner • :4. i of said lot; thence along the Southeasterly line of said lot, South + ` t�� 0/Vi 4, 33' 00' best 40.00 lest to the most Easterly corner of the land o preyed rrx ';s. Z. jf y . to Los aabalss h,rf stub r4� ;` I : Page 275, of Official Reoord.r be o. along thsdboundarydli in. of 1e8le , M M' ' �'' H' a ' boundary of the lead 6� 1r..*" ‘A 0 last desoribed, the following ooursss and distanoasi North 51° 27' 00" - �„ e� "��. `` { I�� 'test 30 test; Sot:th 380 33' 00" hest 160 feet and North 610 27' 00' A : _` +� r� '` II 461.12 feet w the Southeasterly line of Huntington Lrive as described in ......: e �.0 %.--..-, the Aced to the City of A oadia, rsoordcd in Book 9398 P F •' . age 145, of �; q °;sN -,-.--r ,• offiolalds, theme. Morth 38° 33' 00" Bast along said Southeasterly 1: rte, s-, ,- lin. of Huntington !:rive 190.00 feet; thence South 61° 27' 00' East �, 611.12 feet to the point of beginning, containing 2.126 sores, nore or lees. :�,, i 7`.h BE I7 FURT!il:k NESOLp that ` + � t the Layer and City Clerk b. and they are f „t« ''due t y. hereby authorised and directed to execute on behalf of said City of Arcadia M *.lad a ',,sA--,""74....:c- ; Grant Leed to the alorer.atiomed foal z California, sub,jeot tot property in favor of the State of 1.,:tit-; rja ..a4 .: 1. Conditions, restrictions, reservations, saserents, rights rnd • ''. • .";r;1! � rights of way of record . 2. An t to ::outhera California idison Cam r �., Oman for electricity ' x : and poser, - V: r. �. f r e -.. l .w K P • ,• Y Z+.p . . . . . „ : . , , ..." • , .. . • . • . • • . . , . .: . , .,...-, ... . . .... • . .. . , . .. • " ' ' • •1,.. i•- . . ..... .. .. ,. , . . . , , . . . ,• .• • ...,... , , . - - - : .. . . i. . . . . ... . . ,- .. l.'• OP:1132340 P10222"* , i• la «womb W Oa resifts Total& ne • anA lasers* eatfaii• . . be . .. . I : - • • 4 11)64 *wow sesiltlea lit4e, the Arms?tellaielt ry•P•014 " - - _ •--, i . 1.„ -emitted thereon shall be osep1e1e4 within the (8) raft of the deb* '7_ . . • ' ''.- •••' - V--,' .- • • • of the elowition of this deed, otherwise the prees7ty thereby — t . . tread - . . . , -. r .. . . - - • shell revert to the City of le, - . . : • --:-i-- , , . . ... . . - .. .. . . . . ., . . nc1101.2. .1ba City Clark shall sertity to the adoption otatthiaereigniarReeelststeetlea•isi Reeelatias was seePtee [ . . , ... • . . of July, leeC, I Ranier esniry TROP the horovrimi wad his the 10th dhs . [ Areadia, 0 the City Camel 1 4Pf the °111, et coneolleen, to Will .. L.. ,,.. .- . _ . ,.- , by the attirestive yaw.ay at least tares Arne Ceeasilase, Boucher, HMI None Bring, Il oap, Nugent and Russell _ . J .. . .. • „ .. ,„,. ., _ 4,1811T• Ione '•••17.--2,'",' :::It.:-.:1,2-:1'.-".- 1••••\''r - dity Mork of its C.it:,./greseie I i 1.-:. . . • . . ...„ ,. .. , ., SlogiD sod APPROVRD this 20th day of ihmly, 1048 •-•.- . . I • ! ,, , .-- , •• .. - ,- - — • . . I .."-' -'"I ''''-''''. -- --.: :',-` ij..-e.•.- ... .. ..; - - • of the City of Arend!a : . .. . . o; . - •- - '• - .. .--'"-..-.--;c:,-'..1.-.; ,,, . . .. • . • os. . . . -■ . . ...i-.• . , --:•--,---7.••,..,-,--:•47,:-.;.-,,.-- -7'f';',.:3, :, ...,., ,.. - -. .' - A°;'.',-..'"4-'''''').-7:,0-.7:f0::::;• :itf.•:-/-•.. ...." •, ,, ty . tirrk,, -, `,-'.-.:,. -..'''-'\.^..;,7,-7,-,:41-.7.,,,,,' •74,11,---1- ,..-: ..:‘,%..724.,1=;:-; ;;.4.;.191.44 '‘'. .. • :. • : .iS , ,.:'11,,•;•ih.:,•:*,,,,.. :45,04, -4.:ti-p,r. .,•;„,,t", ... . . , ..., .i.,- 6,,_,,,-,....t.;fr... • , .....,„• •• . ... ,. • . . . -•,:i.„„xt,,,4-..4...icet...14.!„., .._ ., •-20z1"-',-t'ItIttyst f',.;,;4„ .,: '.A.:-..-444,1, - -..AC',NWr'i.....21i. 1..,:.;■' ,. ■■■.. ....„7, ,•.j-,,f,,,"4)-,e;5t,'Nv f,',--, •,,,,'N' -'-',"V, — ".,,i',".',,,•';`,-.-.3.-,-„, ,., , .: „ I.:el' .i , , . •.•-- -.-44.4',E'Ys',-_,--•,,''''' , ---, .ip-`,! , ' • , lc:04w-:.':::,•••,:::,:'••,;,::-.,,,,-,,4,.....,, ,,,..,„4:,,,• STATE OF CALIFORNIA ,_.ti•-tr...,...t,Fixri.,. .,,,,..:,,,i,,,,y.....•,•:,- •.:..:,-... • OUNTY OF LOS ANGELES I ss. •..," „„..t4, 1 3,41.:r n.,,1„ ....,.1, .i,,,,e....;,,,- ''...,1,'.i-i•'.."r4,4".see.."4:::S.P•,,,' -'4"''''''',. I, R. C. EWING,the duly elected, qualified and acting Clerk of the City of Arcadia, California, do hereby certify that -.....* -••,-,:q4±;1',1:4 -741tr ,'...S-I'Z.: •.,",..„.1,,,,,....,s4",-ki,T4.,■1:0:41 .0.45.:' 1 Y:ir... the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of Reso11.Ltion_R_o_„_1790 . ,.. 'a:- ...,-,::• 1:$.7,'S'it.4*-.'-'..ti -fitt;r37ar'''''1.... _ :::•.;-,;',i"-. '*5- ..-,,...,-4 ..-2i,„ ;. .s. . :}4' .._ ----- — ----- - ,-- -- ---- — ------- ----- ------- -- --- as the same appears of record and on file in my office, and that I have carefully compared the same with the original. ,.„. -... , . . ... . It Witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of iho•-c.fy of Arcadia, ttyl 26th day s ..,. - ' • . • January , le 49 -. • of ,..---7 (.„,‘ . - . ,. ...... •. • . - -- --r-.,. . A - --).. ..........,,i, , , ....„. , 5 - Claek of th•Coty of Arced..C•Lf,' . . . ' ' ' ::.:- 611 :-47.71 _. . . - 44,;:t.H":' ..ViZre.le•i44;C:t.. `-''''. ' / r fire • 7 ;... C R"a° x .•:: • l' i 'r y rt ''',E. •" ' . r7,..7 = y 4ra5 p y� A '• 3 STATE OF CALIFORNIA gppk,,2,�40 PA E223 :�' OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL =- SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA • -a ''` CERTIFICATE OF ACCEPTANCE E:, :�� ` t /i The undersigned, Adjutant General of the State of California, hereby consents to the execution of the annexed conveyance dated 1 July 20, 1948 from City of Arcadia • to the STATE. OF CALIFORNIA and accepts the said conveyance and the real * property described therein upon behalf of the State of California. _ ;';, .r ti , e;4 p t £ I y ,y 1.r , • • a;a�a d ym * #�..'..:1,w.,V. C. D. O'SULLIV•AN r - 7 ? : ' The Adjutant General 7 -Ae,,,mr-,t.,,,s'n-7", ..,!-,,,!-,,.= t7t it0404',iii„....., ' t^. 4 • e ",j-t, ,`: 0 _- 1 ,-4, Dated: L ce=.,ber 7 i)'.) � . .r ` t " 'ir;4 KCJ -A JAMES S. DEAN r ''{r r Director of Finance !J 70* k,. 1 A. ^rairl ash burn 1 Deputy Director of :'inance 'j j 1 r( _ _ v TAC"'+"ENT No.....— .....Z.......1......AT REQUEST OP 4. TITLE iNSURANCE&TRUST CO. S— p 131'1 g Z % .EEB 23 1950 AT 8 A.M. _; .. � ,. ... ....,a .....r. e a 'vir.... ..cn nrcT vq TT Tr)•