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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1933-02-28 - CC,~1T~~'~~T?-~~rT?*~ rzF,-,~7r,pP ?~?'~:','f'TNC7 ?~ERR??~'~R~r 2~'Tr-r, 19;35. ~1. ~""~ v1t;T COU1''Cil ~~. t~,~ nlt v ~'~~ T,`:TnT00^7 met 11'1 a rerulaY' SeSS1.On at the City ~~all, 11~~1 rlaza street, on above date, at 7i:~G r. Iii. IvTayor Davies in tk'ie chair . Councilmen .Snyder, ~~Jright, Daetweiler, Childs and Davies ansl^rere the roll call. It was moved by Coi.zncilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Childs that the minutes of the previous regular meeting of February 21st, 1933, be approved as written. Roll C~.~11: Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, ~1~right, Daetweiler, Chl.lds and Davies. Noes: bone. ~~~IRI T~i'EN C OMP,~UNI CATI ONS A communication was received from Fire Chief Thinlap to the effec that according to the annual report for the year 132, the records show that the fire apparatus responded to ~? calls to extinguish fires outside the corporate limits of the City, and up to date during the year 1933, 2, calls have been responded to, recommending that the practise be discon- tinued, or that some arrangement be made whereby the City will be paid for the calls responded to, stating further that other cities have set ~~50.00 per run; also calling attention to the factthat the City is left uncovered while the equipment is working on outside fires. lifter some discussion reg:~rding the matter,. the Tv2ayor directed the City Clerk to get in touch by letter with the Fir e.Commissioner of Los tingeles County ex- plaining the situation and ask for their cooperation, as we are contem- plating discontin~u.ing the service after March 15th, 1933, unless satis- factory arrangements can be made lArhereb;~T the City will be adequate Sy com- pensated. for their runs into County unincorporated territory. A commz_znicaton was received from Enoch Chevrolet Co. submitting t~:id for ~~425.0~~ for Chevrolet 1~:~`'. truer, terms to slz.it the City. There being no ob jectiorr, the Mayor ordered the comr.~unication filed. A communication was received from the County League of Municipa- lities announcing a special meeting in Tvynwood at the 'rYoman's Club house on Thursday, Ivarch 2nd, at 6:30 t'. T~1.; also a meeting for Sixth Class Cities on the same date at 1:50 i'. Ni., when pending legislation ~^rill be discussed, inviting the Council to attend. The Mayor requested that all who are able to attend said meeting do ~o. A communication was received from Cxeor~e R. Cadan, President of the League of California Municipalities requesting the Council to sup- port the League's gasoline measure now before the State Legislature which. provides that a portion of the 3~ gasoline tax revenues be returned to the Cities, and oppose all other measures in conflict therewith; also com- munications were received from the Los Angeles League and from R. Earl Ruddy, Secretary-Manager of the State League urging support of said measure being known as Assembly Bill No. 1172. Thereupon RESOLUTION N0. 827, entitled: ~'A RE.'OhUTION ENDORSING ASSEM~3LY BILT~ N0. 1172", was read. It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman tiVright that said Resolution T1o. 827 be adopted. moll Call: Ayes : Councilmen Snyder, l~'Uri~;ht, Daetweiler, Childs andD~lvies. N yes: None. Reports of activities of Fol,_ce, Ci t ~r Court, Bu lding and T,icense Departments, ti^rere received, compiled by trig respective department heads; alp health. report for week ending February 18th, 1933, was received. There being no objection, the Masror ordered said reports filed. REPORTS OF r,PFCI.AL "OMI~~ITTEF" writ en senor , 1^ras receive from City FnginPer Bateman relative to the proposed loan from the 'deconstruction '~i_nance corporation for purpos of improving the water system, reporting that regardless of the attitude of the Reconstruction r'inance Corpora ion regarding the necessary security fox' a loan, a Sixth Class City is forbidden by State law from incurring a debt of this sort without the approval of a two-trrirds vote of the elector- '^ ate, which is also the opinion of I~ir. O'conner of the County Counsel's of- fice. There being no ob jection, the h~Iayor ordered the communication filed. ~~ UNFINISHED BUSINESS: The communication from T~7ayor Fry of Coronado requesting the Coun- cil to endorse Assembly Bill No. 1563, vvhich proposes to fix a tax on all gasoline sold to all water crafts i.n the amount of 3~ per gallon, said fund created there~y to be used in maintaining and constructing criannels. It was moved by Councilman Childs and seconded by Councilman Daetweiler that the communication be filed. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, l"fright, Daetweiler, Childs and Davies. Noes : Toone . ~w RI~,SO},UTIO}~' N0. F328, entitled: "A RI;.`_'0?~tJ~"IOt~T 0'?~0"%N' ~.:":`"'?l~~?''LY r;ILr., TTO. 101n", ~.~~+hich sas::. ~~ ill proposc;s to pr- ovide t_h~~t 7,?~e ranitati;m Districts shall i:~e gover. ned by a Boa ,~, of 'Dirr,c Lors cons, st~_ng of 5 members to be elected by qualified electors of t}-;e district, in ~ iev. o^ }paving t}~e Board of Direcotrs consist of t!~e presiding; officers of tt~e govern- ing body of each incorporated. city, was read. It `vas moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Childs that saj_d Resolution No. 82,3 be adopted. Noll Call: Ayes: Councilmen "nyder, ',"Tri~;ht, D~~etweiler, Childs and Davies. Noes: None. J~ESOLUTION N0. X2,9, entitled : "A ??F^~T,UTIOTd OF TTiF CITY COt;NCIL OF Ti-!E CITY n,-, T:YT~?~^IOT I''7!1}~Tl`rr .4 °,r'T,TC~'?'I7T,T ~'OR ~rJ,500.!-%0 to ?3F; TT"T;1~ r'OR PUTC~iA~"r OI~~ TvAT7~:RIE'~T~'' `~0 CA° ^Y ;.~~? COT ~'m~I ``~~LFA~r PTZOC~RAT}'r, was read. It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded b~~ Councilman Daetiveiler that said Resolution No. ~2J be adopted. ~ "" boll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, ~tJright, Daetweile.r, Childs and Davies. Noes: None. `.the following demands ~^rere presented: GENERAL FUND : ,~"DATER DEPARTTrEI~TT Payroll Account ~ 2,065.13 General Fund ~ 200.00 Jont T. Fairbanks 110.00 Fmergency Relief '~. 2,00.00 Lynwood Emergency Relief Fund 100.00 Payroll Account 294.00 Petty Cash 13.17 LIGHTING FUND: State Com. for Fro. of Children Payroll account 10.00 and Animals 434.00 STREET DEPARTTti.ENT: Payroll Account 477.5'7 It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Wright that the demands be allowed and warrants be dravm on the City Trea- . surer for' said various amounts. Roll Call Ayes : Councilmen Snyder, ~7rig;ht, Daettiveiler, Childs and na ~•ies. ~1oes : None. It was moved by Councilman ~'nyder and seconded, by Councilman 1"dright that the meeting adjourn to 1Jiarch 7th, 1933, at 7 :3~; U. P~1. Boll Call: , Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, "Jri{~;ht, D< tweiler, Childs and Davies. Noes : Idor,e . ""' A.l1E:.~i . ~_ _ nrl(ic1 ~ LZ-~ CI TY CL~.':~.K , C I `l'Y OF LY ~~~U UD . ---~