HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1933-04-21 - CC,_~?: r,~_f~ ,~:_ _~ ~~~"~ iPZI I~ ,1ST, 193 6
'1're Cit:~ Council of t;he City of Tyn•~vood met in a special meeting
at the Cit~r "Mall, 11:731 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:3U T'. NI., pursuan
to call of Mayor Davies, T~vhich said call was read I-;y the Clerk, reading as
follovvs:
"Yoza a1°e hereby r_otified to attend a S:~-ecial T~Ieetin€; of the
Cit~r Council of the City oi' Lyn;^aood to be held. this evening
April 21st, 1933, at 7:3~ F. 1`~. for the purpose of discussing As-
seml~ly Bi 11s nova be:l'ore the State Legislature relative to the
gasoline ta.t proposal ,~~nd to take necessary action in connec-
tion there~,v`. th.
"Your presence is u.r~;ently requested.
'r-'-olzrs ver~,r truly, Fr_ ed J. Davies, P~~layor".
The City Clerk stated that all of sal d noticies for each Co~zncil-
"^' man h~-~d been served oneac,h member at leas#; twee hour p~aor to tl~e meeting,
^°ri..t" the exc~nt~.an off' f.?^e nnt;.cB nor Co~~.ncilmar_ Snyder, and he could not
be re~:~c~?ed ?~eorz,~e,e ',e ,,eras ota.t ^'' to~.Tn.
ltila;~ror Davies in the cl,~~ir.
Councilrr_en ~ur1z,ht, Daetw~iler, Criilds and Davies answered. i;he
roll call.
Councilman Snyder was absent.
I~ESOLU`1'IOI~d N0. c343, entitled: _ "A RE~>OLU~ION Ol nHF CITY OFa' LYN'r'IOOI
OI?PO"ING ASS~Ia°~BLY~.ILL. ISO. g75 '~JHICTi 'WOULD ?~IVEr~T FTJNDS r 0 0`.i'HER THAII THE
}OTOR V:EijICLE ?~El'~'I'I~EN`L'", was read. Considerable discussion w~~s read rela-
tive to the matter. Pair. Johnson, employee of the Cr~,lifornia riighway Patrol
addr. essed tl~:e Col_zncil ur i ng them. to adopt the resolution as if assembly
bit.=1 No. 6'75 is passed ',-,Zr t'_ne State Legislature it tivill cripple the Calif-
ornia Hightivay Patrol and yvi11 throtinr much of the work that they are now fakir
care of on local police departments, such as tale inspection and i.ssv_ance of
license, etc., and throw open the State border, stating furtY~er that last
year 687 stolen automobiles were receovered '~?Zr the State a.t the Border, alsc
teat the taxpayers will receive no benefit frorr~ the bill, but would be just
a transfer from. one pocket to another; sty ting further that several mun.ci-
palities have adopted similar resolutions.
Thereupon itz~.~as moved by Co~zncilman ti`drit;ht and seconded by Coun-
ci_lman Childs that said Resolution No. 843 be adopted.
Ro11 Call
'` Ay:,es: Councilmen '']right, Dac~t~,^reiler, Childs ~?_nd. Davies.
Td o e s : ..~.,~I oh e .
Absent: Councilman Snyder.
I"i:ayor Davies an~~ounced the x~urpose of the meeting w€as to go an
record as supparti_.n~ assembly bills 159, 161, 164 and 416, requesi;ing City
Treasurer Reed. to ~i.ve a?~1 outline of their con.~;ents and the program in mind.
Thereupon ri.t~r `areas„?~er '?eed addressed t'~e Council giving a resurr
of the ef~'ects ~f tie r'i l~.s, ~ ~' ras :~ '~~- l'.e 1°~;islature, stating that the
COUnl,~% O LOS i~r~eles ctrO eI?_darSln` ~ 's~rO"ra"::`] '!h1Ch ':'"rai:tl.d ~~'-,'1.?72 t}7 f' pGaple
effected by over-burdened as.~es.~ ;lent districts relief and these bills are
part of their program, stating; further that Jenator 1~cKi_nely seems to be tak
ink; a rather unconcerned attitude on the matter of these measures, ho~~rever,
tl'~~ t the bills have passed the assembly, urging the Co~.incil to a;Jopt a re-
solution endorsing said measure; also apY~ealing to the audience to write a
let per to senator ;cKi_nley ur~in_ that he use every influence to see that
the bills are r~asse~T.
A general discussion was had relative to the matter.
Thereupon; it was r~~o~~e~~ b„r Coun:~~;ilman Childs and seconded by Coun-
;ilman Daet~,veiler th~~~t the Cit,wr Council send telegrams to Senator 1~~cKinely,
Assemblyman u11_ivan, Speaker of the Assembly hit`~le and Lientenant Gover-
nor i~r'erri~om, ~.1r~;ing them to u.se the3_r utmost influence in procuring passage
of As~rnbly Bills No. 159, 161, 164 ~-nd 416; also that each individual of
the Co~zncil send their personal letters endorsing 'she measures, and. that
each C3_ty employee be requested to also communicate vrith Senator P:IcKinely
favoring the bills.
°~ Roll Call'
rives : Councilmen 'rrrit;ht, Daettiveiler, Childs and Davies.
T~Toes : Bone.
Ab~r~.t ° Councilman Snyder.
City Treasurer Reed reported on the progress being made in con-
nection with loans from the T?ni~ied Rehabilitation Corporation, stating
that a T:'ir. ~trold. R. Lank 3_s taking care of the headquarters which are lo-
cated. in the City Hall.
`1~he P!avor an~~~~,~~nce~ t'~~^t he !gad gi_--en. P.':r. Reed auth~.r. ity to use
one o* t;re ronri~s ~f f!~e Ci ter ?T,~]l a~~ of°ice for the or~ani.zUtion, and if
1 r'~7-,E; ? g Y]~! O',; OC~;?_nI1., 7 t '1_~ ~_ ~'~2"1~in't7e '~~~re.
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leLt~r tivas rea~1 fror~: As~ern~;lym~~ri ".~Jaltcr h. 5~z11ivan relative
to cur lc; t~.;er of thellth endor. sink r~sser:~~,ly 3i ~ ~ ITo. 450 relative to re-
duced pence 1tleS Oi'` !~.eliY,C71,'.Pnt ~--iXeS, ^~:SUrl?"1 tI"-E3.t I~8 ~~~=ill 'OE ~;12d ~!~ d0
all. in his ~o~.ver to see, tr~.t t~~e ~;i11 9.s rased..
T~', ~.~~as :roved I,-~ Coune;g_l~rar Chi Ids and seconded h<r Councilman
~'~'fri.~ht the t the meetin~wdjourn to h.pril 25th.; 1J33, at r1:5"~ P. I.`_.
Roll C~a11~
Aves : Coun.c iltnen '~1ri~rit, ~~:~et~.°~e~.ler, Childs anal Ja~ries.
~; ce s : None .
~~'1 _^PY1 ~~ e ~~:n~~}~n~ ~rnori ~;n <rrlor.
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