HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1935-04-02 - CCu~rT~r,4~ l!,~''F'P`rNr !1P'~7T, ?r~~ 1935. 2~~
~'re City Council of the CitR= of Lyn~~~ood rre t in a regular ses-
sion at the City Hall, 11331 plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 p. M.
Iviayor r3oster in the chair.
Councilmen Lake, tileyer, Daetweiler, Snyder and Boster answered
the roll call.
WRIT' `t'EN COA~iu1UNICATIUN5
communication was received from Building Inspector Collins sub-
mitting an application from Foster & Kleia~er for permit to erect an ad-
vertising bill board to be located on Lot 80'8, Tract 3078, just south of
Virginia Avenue, Mr. Collins advising the Council that the location is
T50 feet from the nearest house, so it will not interefere with any other
p17ce of business or sign. After due consideration the matter was laid
over and Building Inspector Collins was instructed to investigate the
'^ amount of rent that Foster & Kleiser pay for the use of Lots in the City
of Lynwood.
A communication was received from Los Angeles County Regional
Planning Commission, requesting the Council to send them a list of the pro-
jects that the City have made application for through the P. W. A., as
the P. W. A. Inventory Committee of the State Planning Board have requested
their office to prepare a map showing the location and type of all public
works projects in the County. -There being no objection, the Mayor directed
the CityClerk to notify City Engineer Bateman to prepare a map showing the
projects contemplated by the City of Lynwood and give other inf ormation as
requested in their communication.
A communication was received from L. A. County Harbor and Pier
Association at Re~ondo Reach, rec~zestjng the Council to adopt a resolution
endorsing Los Angeles County Hab~ar end ?'per at Redondo Beach, which would
be constructed through the Board of Sux~ervisors of Loa Angeles County by
P. W. A. Funds to cost,1,800,000.00 for construction of a Los Angeles
County Yacht arbor and 170,000.00 for construction of a Los ~geles
County Pier at said Redondo Beach. Councilman Lake addressed the Council
on the matter to the effect that he doss not believe that the Council are
in a position to k~iow the will of the citizens of Lynwood with respect to
projects of such magnitude and therefore he does not favor endorsing same.
However, after due consideration of the matter, it was duly moved by Coun-
cilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Daetweiler that said RESOLUTION
N0. 939, entitled: "RESOLUTION ENDOR5ING LOS ANGELES COUNTY HARBOR AND
PIER AT REDONDO BEACH" be adopted as read.
H'oll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Meyer, Daetweiler, Snyder and Boster.
Noes: Councilman Lake. -
` The hour of 8o'clock P. M. having arrived, said time being the
houro fixed to receive bids for the purchase off' gasoline for the period be-
ginning April 3rd, 1935 and ending March 31st, 1936.
The Mayor inquired of the audience if there was any one present
who wished to submit a bid who had not: already done so,however, there was
no response. r
.Thereupon the Mayor inquiredeof the City Clerk if there has been
any bids filed with him. y~hereupon the City Clerk submitted bids from six
firms.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Coun-
cilman Meyer that the bids be publicly opened and declared. All members
of the Council voting aye, the R~avor declared the motion duly carried.-
4 The fo11_owing Firms 4ia'~mitter~ bids
Snell. Oil. Company Rio Csrande Oil Company
Union Oil Company of California. ctanc~-and Oil Company and
Associated Oil Company. _ Bryant O31 Company,
all asubmitting bids of 122 per gallon,f or second grade structure gasoline
and ~11Qy~ per gallon for third structure gasoline, including state tax of
3~ and excluding Federal tax of lye per gallon, and if the prices should
,t,_„ decline below the prices quotedthen during that period,, the G`ity to get
the benefit of the reduction.
- It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman
Lake that the contract for one year be let to Shell Oil Company as per
their bid submiti~ed, i. e. 12~'per gallong for Super Shell Gasoline and
112 per gallon for Green Streak gasoline, said price being a maximum
' price and in the event the prices go below said figure, in that event the
City to get the benefit of such reduction.
Roll Call:
Ayes.: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Daetweiler, Snyder and Boster.
Noes : none.
_ Reports covering the month of March, 1935 were received from the
Building and License Collector, Fire Department, Police Department, City
Cour-t, Health _Department, N. R. S. Registrar, and weekly reports from Health
Department•~ There being no objection, said reports were ordered filed.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS: •
RDI E N , ent itled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD,
CAL IFORNTA, AMENDING ORDINANCE N 0. 237 AND ESTABLISHING ADDITIONAL 10 MIN-
UTE PARKING ZONES', was read for the second time. It was moved by Council-
man Meyer and seconded by Counci lman Lake that said Ordinance be adopt ed
on the second reading, finally p ass and be published as required by law.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Daetweiler, Snyder and Boster.
Noes: None.
ORDINANCE N0. 256, ent itled: ~`AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYN-
WOOD, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORD7N ArTnT? N0 . 194 AND ESTABLISHING ADDITIONAL
LOADING ZONES", was read for tre second time. It was moved b y Councilman
Snyder and seconded by rounci.lma n Like teat said "rdinance b a adopted as
read the second time, finally pa ss and be rublished as required by law.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Daetweiler, Snyder and Boster. "~'"°
Noes: None.
ORDINANCE NU. 2.57, ent itled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYN-
W00''T, CALIFORNIA, ,t~iVi.ENDINU UttD1N 1~.IVCE 196 ~~ND PriOHIBITIN;~ PARKING OF
MOTOR VEHICLES ON PURTIUNS Ur' CEKTAlIV STtt~,1;TS", vas read for the second
reading. It was moved by Counci lman Daetweiler m~.d seconded by Council-
man Snyder that said ~?rdinance b e adopted as read the second time, final-
ly pass and be published as requ ired by law.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Daetweiler, Snyder and Boster.
Noes: None.
NEb'V BUSINESS :
t was move by Counci lman Lake and seconded by Councilman Meyer
that Mr. R.Y. OtShaughnessy be allowed56.50 for car expense for the
carrying on of his work as N. R. S. Registrar, being 1150 miles ~ 5~
per mile covering 14 weeks, or approximately S30 gallons per month, azd
that a warrant be drawn on the C ity Treasurer to cover same.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Daetweeiler, Snyder and Boster.
Noes: None.
The following denial ds v,~ere presented
GENERAL FUND: GENERAL FUND CONtT.
Mrs. Ethel ite 5..00• Payrol ccoun ~ ,858.96•
Mrs . Carrie McMullen 5.00' Mores Inventory 92.24•
Mrs. Alzora DuShane
6.Od „~,•,
Linde Air Products Co. 21.60•
Mrs. Isabel Tracy F.^~ Coons Auto Electric Ser. 5..66'
Carlos H. iohnston 5•pn. Earle M. Jorgenson Co. 2.06'
Mr. Willis l~?. Birdsall 5.00. A. B,C. Battery 3.45•
Mrs. Nellie B. Cooley S.Or~ New York Hardware .55
George E. Terbush 5.00. Barnett-Wilcox .43
Henry D. Butt 5.00• Goodyear Service 4.30
American Let"3.on Yost 1Vo. 85 S.pU. C. H. Johnston 5.75 •
Mrs. Helena F'. •Vollhardt 5.CiU- National Battery Co. 8.12 .
tiyilliam J. Crothers S.vU• Auto Parts Service 1.99•
Mrs. Mary Taft 5.00• Elysian Springs Water Co. 3.06•
Mrs. Ellen J. McIllwain 5.00• petty Cash-Treas. Office 40.05
Woman's Club 5.00• R. Y. O~Shaughnessy 5:6.50•
Mrs. Bertha A. Hogan2 5.00 STREET DEPARTMENT:
Mrs. Jennie Haddow 5.00 Standard kl ompany 6.41•
Mrs.Myrtle G. Jones 5.00 S. Calif. Gas Co. 1.09•
Horace B. Kimmey 5.00• Stores Inventory 37.83°
Robert E. Vittum 15.00 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 15.31•
Hollis Johnson 15.00• Crook Company 200.00•
John T. Fairbanks 110.00 • John Bean Mfg. Co. 50.00
Jos 0. Brumbley 8.00• rdarion Jimmie Wood 50.00
Lynwood Emrgency Relief Fund I00.00~ Payroll Account 230.00•
City of L. A. Police Dept. 9.60- C. u. Davis Nardware• .59~
State Corn. for Pro. of Chil- Marsico P^int Co. 8.91' .,.~
dren and Animals 616.52" Pacific Iron Q~ "teel Co. 1.54•
Southern Calif. Gas Co. 33.96° Standard Oil Company 4.46•
Dan B. Martin 2.5.00- LIGHTING FUND:
L. A. County Health Dept 41.66• rayroll account 20.00
G. W. Rehfeld 6.00' Lynwood Electric Co. 55.61•
Eastman Kodak Stores 4.47• Petty Cash-Treas. Off ice 5.00•
W. P. Fuller R~ Co. 3.67• WATER DEPARTMENT:
C. E. Thierer 34..75• Standard Oil Co. 12.82•
C. H. Davis Hardware 2.78• Sanders Plumbing Co. 50.14
L. A. Towel Servide 1.80 Hickey Pipe ~ Supply Co. 50.39
L. A. County Surveyor .75• James Jo~ies Company 21.66
Vernon Lightning Hlue Print Co. 17.01• V rnon Foundry, Inc. 82.29•
loch Budelier Co. 6.U0• Rensselaer Valve Co. 235.53°
H•ga.nt Oil Company 183.83 • Fatrb~?nks, More,e ~ Co. 7.51
L. A. Rubber Stamp Co. 1.02• Mueller Compare y 12.54•
Industrial Ptg. & Stationery Co. 9.66• Reliable Iron Foundry 137.56•
WATER DEPARTMENT C bN` ~ T .
R. H. Baker ~: Co.
Sears, t~obbuck Co.
Alhambra Foundry Co.
Industrial Ptg. & Stationery Co.
Los Angeles 8ubber Stapp Co.
Payr oll Account
Stores Inventory
C. H. Davis Hardware
Mangold Service Station
Ma Frank S. Lake
~ yder Foundry Supply Co.
J. W. Black Co.
It was moved by Councilman Snyder
Daetweiler that the demands be allowed and
2'7 ~
6.92 .
10.14
199.00'
26.26 '
1.17
415.00°
30.98'
11.4.39
1.80"
28.00`
3.01
20.40
and seconded by Councilman
warrants be drawn on the City
Tr®asurer for said various amounts.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Daetweiler, Snyder and Bolter.
Noes.: None.
Mayor Boster instructed the City Clerk to notify all department
heads to purchade all supplies and materials from local merchants whenever
possible and prices are in line with other firms submitting prpposals.
Mayor Bolter addressed the Council and audience to the effect
that the new members of tre Council have been going along for 12 months
as servants of the Cj tv, cw_rin~ which time theq have given every depart-
ment head and thej.r personnel an op~orunit:~ to cooperate with them, stat-
ing that they have not had full cooperation. from all em ployees, that ~-
f ore, they feel that they must request the resignation of each appointive
officer and employee and with such resignation they may file application
for reinstatement, and to submit same by April lOtn, 1935 to be consider-
ed by the Council at their regular meeting to be held on April 16th.
Thereupon it eras moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Coun-
cilman Meyer that the City clerk be and he is hereby instructed and di-
rected to request of all appointive officers and employees of the City of
Lynwood to submit their resignations on or bef ore April 10th, 1935, and
advise those officers or employees desiring reappointment or reemployment
to submit their application for appointment or employment on or before
April Toth, T935.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer and Bolter.
Noes: None.
Declined to Vote: Councilmen Daetweiler and Snyder.
It was moved by Councilman Daetweiler and seconded by Council-
man Snyder that the meeting adjourn to April 16th, T935, at 7x30 P. M.
All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion
duly carried and it was so ordered. Q -
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