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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1933-10-03 - CC~..~ ~TrT'Y.A'? T;RnrT7T' nCmO~~ 3??T?, 19<~3. The City Council cf the City of %,yn.rood met in a regular session, at the City Hall, 113Slrlaza Street, on above date, at 7:50 P. M. TJiayor Davies irl the char. Councilmen Snyder, 'auright, Childs and Davies answered the roll, call. Councilmen Daetweiler was absent. It was moved by Councilman 'ddright and seconded by Councilman Childs that the minutes of the previous regular meeting of September 19th, 1933 be approved as written. Roll Ca11: Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, Wright, Childs and Davies. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Daetweiler. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: .- invitation was rece ved from the Long Beach Boulevard Associa- tion inviting the Council to attend their next meeting to he held on Oct- ober 5th at the Twin Palms Inn, 1331 S. Long Beach. Blvd., Compton, at Q30 P. TJ~. There being no objection, the T~~ayor directed the communication filed ¢nd suggested that all who desire to attend do so. An Ordinance of the City of Lynwood licensing novelty games and fixing license fee therefor, was read for the first time by title. It was moved by Councilman Wright and seconded by Councilman Childs that same be accepted as read the first time and pass to the second reading. Councilman Snyder addressed the Council stating that he is of the opinion that the license fee should be fixed in excess of X300.00 as provided in the Ordinance, a_s Tango oner~tors have offered higher license to other cities. Rol,. cal l on motion Ayes : Councilmen 'a`uright, Childs and Davies. Noes: Councilman Snyder. tibsent: Councilman Daettiveiler. A communication was received from the Los Angeles Chamber of Com- merce requesting information if Ly~nwoad have officially filed any request for allocation from the Itiational ublic forks, and if they have not done so, if they contemplate doing so in the future. There being no ob jection, the Mayor referred the matter to Engineer Bateman. A communication was received from the Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles, Lynwood Branch, by S. A. Kuhle, Manager, thanking the Coun- "~"" cil for the beautiful basket of flowers .sent them for the opening of the bank. T:~~ere being no objection, the Mayor ordered the communication filed. A communication was received from the Automobile Club of Southern Calif ornia, suggesting that street lights or some other type of illuminated safety device be instal led at tree intersection of Imperial Highway and Ala- meda Street in order to reduce collissions. There being no objection, the Mayor ordered the matter turned over to Chief of Police Bailey and Engineer Bateman for investigation and report. A communication was received from the Lynwood ~~omants Club, en- closing endorsements of their Resolution protesting with alb their power against the continuance of the tango game in Lynwood and calling upon the Council to revoke the license for same, from the Lynwood Junior High School Parent Teachers Association, American Legion Auxiliary, '~iloodrow ~~ilson Farent Teachers Association and the '."Jomen's Aid Society of the Community Me. Church. The Mayor ordered t~~e communications and endorsements filed, and no further action was taken . A com~runicati on was received fro~,~ Fire Chief nunlap reporting on the recent survey of the Board of Fire Underwriters as to insurance rates for Lynwood, and that insurance rates will not be for shingle roofs 90~ per X100.00, in lieu of y~1.G0; composition residences roofs 80~ in lieu of 90~, business buildings from 1G~ to 15~C per hundred depending on type of constr®.ction, as a result of said survey. There being no objection, the Mayor ordered the communication filed and no further action was taken. A communication was received from T<'ire Chief Dunlap reporting ... several 'cusiness buildings in a hazardous condition as a result of earth- quakes, from a recent survey made by Building Inspector Collins and himself, therefore, recommending that such action as is necessary to put the build- ings in safe condition to protect life and property be taken, listing loca- tions as follows: 11450 L. B. Blvd. 11181-~33 L. B. Blvd. 11413-15 L. Blvd. 10349 L. B. Blvd. 11316-18 L. $. Blvd. 11179 L. B. Blvd. 11468 L.. B.Blvd. P. E. R. R. Station. 11139 L. B. }~lvd. There being no objection, the Mayor ordered the communication filed and no further action was taken restive to the matter. A eommunicati on was received from Mr. Gus Kallas, making app- 111 lication for permission to conduct a business for the dispensing of cigars, cigarettes, tobaccos and featuring novelty games in connection therewith, at his building located at 11440 Long Beach Boulevard. The Mayor referred the matter to a committee of the Council as a whole and no further action Uras taken. A communication was received from Fire Chief Dunlap reporting on his trip to Portland, Oregon where the Fire Chief's Convention was held. There being no ob je ction, the Mayor ordered same filed. A communication ~nras received from the City Clerk reporting on his trip to Santa Cruz, to attend the convention of the League of California Municipalities, submitting copies of his report to each Councilman. There being no objection, the Mayor ordered same filed. Reports of activities of the City Court, Building and License De- pavement, Police Department, for the month of `'eptember, and health report ... for said month and for week ending Sex~tem'~er 23rd. There being no ob jection the T,~ayor ordered same reports filed. Tt?F?r:1 BTjc T TTF~ r . ~ommun_ca, on was received from Engineer Bateman submitting list of Streets teat mig?-t be improved suggesting teat the Council include them in a resolution requesting allocation for labor from ~~felfare Bureau as it would not cause any delay between completed projects if the projects were approved by the Bureau of tiUelfare. There being no objection, the Mayor re- quested the City Engineer to subrrlit estimate of cost of materials to improve said Streets and number of man -days required to do the work he has in mind. RESOLUTI ON IvO. 856, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD RE~;UESTING AN APPROPRIATION FROM THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, TO MAKE NECESSARY ITYIFROVEMENTS TO CERTAIN STREETS AND DECLARING TH1EM TO BE OF GEr?ERAL COUr?TY INTEREST", including the improvement of portions of Lynwood Road', Drury Lane, Norton Avenue, Birch Street, Dalif- ornia Avenue, Josephine Street, was read. It tvas moved by Councilm~ Wright and ,seconded by Councilman Snyder that said Resolution Tdo. 356 be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, Wright, Childs and Davies. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Daetweiler. RESOLUTION N0. 857, enti tad : "A RES OLUTI ON OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE -CITY OF hYN~'~OOD REQUESTING APPROPRIATION FOR MAT ~r IALS FROM T?-~E HONOR- ABLE BOARD 0'~ SUPERVISORS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY", including therein the im- provement of portions of Lynwood Road, Birch Street and Drury Lane and Nor- ton -Avenge, was read. It tivas moved by Councilman~~~Jright and seconded by Councilman Chils that said Resolution No. 857 be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes ' Councilmen `'nyder, Vfri~ht, Childs and Davies. I~?oes ~ T?one. Absent: Co~ancil_men '7aet~A~eil.er. An Or~in^nce of try ~'itv n~' ~'vn~voc~a, California, Amending Ordin- ar_ce No. 117, ~'sta?~lis?~ing i~~ter Rates and '.Zene^lin;; Ordinance No. 207, by lowering meter rates, was read for t:~e first time. it was moved by Council- man,Childs and seconded by "ouncilman anyder that same be accepted as read the first time and pass to the second reading. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, Wright, Childs and Davies. Noes: None. Absent : ~'ounci loran Daetweiler. A contract betUreen the county of Los Angeles, Stateof California and the City of 7~ynvro od, wherein the County Health Department agrees to furnish health services to the City~ofLynwood for the period covering from October is t, 193:3 to Sept ember 30th, 1934,- for the fee of 500.00. It was moved by Councilman ~Nright and seconded by Councilman Snyder that said con- tract be accepted and the Mayor be authorized to execute same for and in be- half ~f the City of Lynwood. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, E"fright, Childs and Davies. Noes : ~1one. Absent: Councilman Daetweiler. It was moved by Councilman Childs and seconded by Councilman Wright that the salaires of Messrs. H. S. Rutter and F. L. Porter be increased X10.00 per month each, to take effect as of October lst, 1933. Ro11 Call: Ayes : Councilmen Snyder, '"fright, Childs and Davies. Noes : None. __ Absent: Councilman naet•:~reiler. ?'l; ,eras moved b~ ^cranc~lman -Snyder and seconded by Councilman VJrigbt tY~at +h? C3t-r Att^rnev and ^itv R'n~ineer be anal they are hereby in- structed to prepare and Ae_;reement, or contract, for execution, wherein Mr. Jerome Caress will convey all his ribhts, title and interest to that certain water system in 2'ract 8716, comma~lly known as the Caress Tract, including Lot I49, Tract 8716, said contract to be submitted far consideration of the Council at their next meeting. ~1~ Roil Call: Ayes : Councilmen Snyder, ~'Jright, Childs and Davies. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman naet~,veilPr. It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Council man ~~'right . that X250.00 be set aside to be used for the payment of medical tre atment and hospital attention for anR emer~eney cases retorted through the Police Department of T,ynwood, to re used. to nav for all cases wherein the Doctor and Hospital are unarle to collect their cl~a.~ms from the injured, p rovided, however, that the fee shall not be in excess of „2.50 per patient, and not to exceed one call, or more trialR w2.50 for 'r~ospital attention, and that Doc- tors Vd. D. Chrisman, ~u~;h wlci~eekin and tt. yu. ~u~:lton be appointed as the Doc- tors to administer such medical assistance. Roll Call: Ayes: ~ Councilmen Snyder, V~Jright, Childs and Davies. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman ~5aetweiler. An Ordinance, entitled: "An ordinance of the City Council of the City of Lynwood regulating supervision of pu'olic dances in the City of Lyn- wood", was read for the first time by title. It was moved by Counc ilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Childs that same be accepted as r ead the first time and pass to the second reading. Roll Call : byes: Councilmen Snyder, Y"J'right, Childs and T~avies. Noes: None. Absent: Councilmal Daetweiler. The following demands were presented: GENERAL ^ITND : '.MATE'? DL'PARTI~P_F..I~?T John T. Fairbanks 110.00 Lynwood Tribur~ 2.25 Lynwood Emergency Relief ~'u.nd 100.00 H. A. Kaufman, P. ~~~. 5.00 J. H. Hoard ~ Sons 5.00 Standarc? Oil Ca. 3.64 Claude L. Reber 489.79 Griffith Pipe ~ Supply Co. 3.50. Cl~.ude L. Reber 188.44 Vernon Foundry, Inc. 3.09 County of Los Angeles 187.50 Independent Addressing NTach 4.20 Roy M. Thompson Q.25 "totes Inventory 13.63 Petty Ca.sb, Treas. Of~'~ ce Q."'2 City Shop 5.11 N. L. Curtis 3.0~? ?~vrn~roo~ tress 19.50 R. A. G. Co. 14.50 C. ~~. Davis Hardti~are 5.11 Featherstone's lac. 7.5~s rayroll account 290.00 Pickens Uffice Supply :o. 1.r75 Southern Cal. ~i'elephone Co. 4.00 Bishop's Garage 14.64 Atlasta Garage 3.75 Los Angeles `rowel Service moo. 5.90 STREET DEPARTMENT: Lynwood `i~ribune 26 .50 Kiss Crane Service 54.00 C. E. Thierer 26.60 Paulsen and March 148.91 Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Co. 4.20 Columbia Varnish Co. 13.81 Industrial Printing & Sta. Co. 1.08 J. G. Tucker & Son 14.97 C. H. Johnston 1.54 C. H. Davis Hard~nrare 3.30 C~ •rl Entenmann 2.50 H. Howard Kimball 256.88 Auto Parts Service 1.77 Spencer ~ Holt, Ltd. 4.54 The Petrol Cor po~axtion 238.28 S. H. Bacon Materials Co. 119.01 Stores Inventory 113.86 G. G. Fisher Equipment Co. 295.20 City Shop 15.89 Stores Inventory 61.70 Hudson Lumber Co. 11.01 City Shop I 27.14 '~ Payroll Account 1,964.75 A. Warner 50.00 Larry Mann 10.25 T. L. Adkinson 6.40 LIGHTING FUND: A. Lynwood Oil Co. 19.80 Gladys Herman 3.80 Payroll Account 327.09 Southern Cal. Edison Co. 1,299.55 J. ~"~. Black Co., Inc. 451.3' The Union Metal Co. 85.59 Lynwood Transfer & Mat. Co. 249.59 Payroll Account 20.0 J. '."l. Black Co., Inc. 404.24 It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Childs that the demands be allo~ned and warrants be drawn on the City Treasurer for the various ~ ounts listed above and as per schedule submitted. E'`o1~ Call: Ages: Co~~ncilmen Snyder, '":'r -°'^t, C?~ilds and na~ries. '; Noes : ?:one. Absent: Councilman Daet~rveiler. ., it was moved b~ Souncilman Childs and se%~onded by Councilman Vdright that the meeting adjourn to October 10th, 1933, at 7:30 P. Pdl Ho 11 Cpl: ' r Ayes: Councilmen Snyder, Vuright, Childs ~d Davies. ~ Noes : None. ~-~ Absent : Councilman Daetweiler . c% ATTEST : % ~~ ~ ~ - -- --- --. ~ ~ ~_- _ CITY CLF~K, CITY OP~ LYN'~T00 ~'*~