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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1936-01-07 - CCREGULAR 1vuE`l'ING JANUtiRY 7th 1936 ~~1 The City Council of the City of Lyn~rro od met in a regular session, at tre City Ha11, 11331 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 P.I. In the absence of Mayer Boster, the meeting was called to order by the City Clerk and upon roll call showed the following present: Councilman Lake, Meyer, Nation and Snyder. Piiayor Boster was absent. The City Clerk announced that a motion would be in order for the appointment of a temporary Chairman. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Co~.zncil man Nation that Councilman Snyder be appointed to act as Chairman and Mayor ~, pro tem. All members of the Gouncl present voting aye, the motion was duly carried and i t !eras so ordered. It was moved. by ^n~~nr'i~man never and seconded by Councilman Lake ~' that the minutes e~' the T,re~,i n"s rpc^~~~ ar meeting of December 17th, 1935 be approved as wr;t;ten. A~~ members ~" t~^P ^a~mcil present voting aye, trle 1V`avor ~ec7 aced t'- r mat-i or. ~'--~.v carried.. 1"t°TmTFN rOftR~r~_?NICATIONS ~ommvn ca ion ~^ras rece; ~-ed L'r~m t?^e Ntant; n~to~ ?'ark Lodge No. 115, Elks, inviting tle Council and City employees to attend their meeting to be P_eld on r'ri:3.a;; night, January 10th, which has ben set aside a:s Civic night. Chairman Snyder requestea each member to keep the meeting in mind ~d if' they possible can ao so, attend. A communication was received prom the Lynwood Feed & Fuel Co. requesting tr_~at a 10 minute loading zone be established in front of his business at 3316 Imperial Highway. There being no objection, the matter was turned over to the Chief of Police for investigation and recommenda- tions. A communicatiion was received s'r~m t+'aulkner Oakes & Faulkner mak- ing application to co the City auditing. `there being no objection, the communication was ordered filed. A communication was received from the Hartford Steam Boiler In- spection and Insurance Company cal ling attention to insurance policy expir- ing on January 3rd covering electrical motors at Plant Nos. 2 and 3 and submitting cost of same. There be3.ng no ob jection, the Chairman referred the matter to Ci tv ~, ~;i_neer Bateman for written recommendations in the matter. A communication was received .from the County Health Department, by J. L. Pomeroy, M D cal ling attend. an to the provisions of Chab_ ter 725, Statutes of 1935, requesting that a resolution be adopted in the event the City wishes to ta~~e advantage of the never provisions. There be ng no objection, tre m~ tter was turned over to the City Attorney tiv3 th the instruc• tions that he draft a su3_table Resolution in connection therewith. A communication ;eras received from the Commercial Union Fire Insur• epee Company calling attention to policy expiring an January 30th, covering City $uildings, and contents against loss by _f ire in th.e principal amount of 10,000.00. there being no objection, t~-e matter was tabled to next meet- ing. petition rnTas rPc^ivPd limned by Otis L. Linton and 12 others ad jacent to Euclid and rarlin ~.~Ten~~?, petitioning the Council to open a street retweer. said `"fireets, sa*~e to Pxt:end From the first alley easterly from `"ante nP Avenue to the ~,^resterly ~ ir,e of mract ~(?~5, said street to be ~~0 feet wide. There being no objection, t?~e matter *~ras referred to the City ~atornev for re,~ort at the pext meetin? a~' t?~e '"o~?.ncl. A commla.nication was received from Judge Ho~~j~ard Hemmenway Giving history of a case in Eis Court tivhere the defendant was cited to appear on trial on December 12th any ~r~ru suu.e error tires notified by Long Beach Police Department ~i~dt tYie date ~vds December 17th, 1935, and vrhen he did not appear on the 12th his Qail uuas t`orfeited, ap peering later on the 17th as his understanding was, ana ~che C:~er k told him to appear on the 19th the regular court night when the defendant, Bennie Stubblefield, entered a plea of guilty and paid his fne, and one Ray Hanks who deposited the bail thereupon made demand for the return of the bai 1 that he put up as a guarantee of Stubblefield's appearance in Court, which has been impossible to return because that warrant must be allowed by the City Council, there- fore ..recommending .the return of bail as requested; also in order to pre- vent a recurrence of a situation of this kind, recommending a new procedure, Councilman Lake addressed the Council suggesting that the Court Clerk be bonded in the excess of the amount .paw carried and that the Court open up an aecaunt in the bank in order to ta?re care of the return of bail bonds ~;vhen cases are disposed of . ~~~w Thereupon it ~•:Tas ~ moved ?~v "nlmcilman • T,aT~e and seconded by Councilman TuTeyer that the matter be tv.rned nT~er to ",~ t~~ !lttorney ~;uby to confer with the City Judge and draft a e~,;t~'~7e or~?~nance cover-ng the sub feet matter _f or the considr'ration ~~' ±~e ^'±n ^n„nril. Roll ~a7.1: AT*PS : !"nvnr 1 men. Take, Tu"e;~er, A?aa;i on. ~_na `?n~rdPr. B'oe s : 1~1one . ~ - Absert : T~°ayor Boster. Report of activities of City Cohrt and T?ol9_ce Department for month of December was reee~ved; also health report for ~~reek ending December 28th. There belnb no o5jection, same vYas ordered filed. UN'I.id1Sr~ED ~u~~lubU~i: Or. the mattez~ ~oi complaint Guaranty .~uildin.g and Loan Association regarding untidy surroundings adjacent to their property on account of garage maintained in the residential district on Lindbergh Street at Josephine St., the following Ordinance v~~hich was prepared by the City Httorney, was introduced and read, for the first time. An Ordinance of the City of Lynvrood, California, amending Sec- tion 6 of Ordinance No. 17- entitled: "An Ordinance of the City of Lyn- wood defining nuisances and prohibiting; their maintenance and fixing a penalty therefor", and authorizing Civil action to abate nuisances, "and repealing all ord,:x~ances and parts of ord' races i n conflict there- with. Thereupon it eras moved~by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Nation that same be accepted as introduced and read the first time and pass to the second reading. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Nation and Snyder. Noes: None Absent: P~~Tayor ?foster. TTF; a"1 RT7S InrrC C n r..~nsmce of t?^e ~'~ttt ~~' Tvn~~rnnd, Ca~.ifornia, establishing the office Of' I,'!'P?'18P, r0~]E'CtC`.T' •?nl? n"p~)irjjpa~ ~'nr T:'nP,nS~nA' 'and RA€?'Ulat_l'ng the care?.irk.. nn o^ cPrta'n ,,,s"messes, nrofeseions, trar?es, cal.li_ngs and occupat nrs : 'Fixing t'-e penalty r,-,,, tie ,7i olati ^n t^Prenf'; and re- pealin~; all or~~ir_ances in conflict trerevri.th, ~.Rras in~roduced. Thereupon it ~.^ras moved by Covncilman La?<;e and seconded by Councilman T~.~eyer Mat sa.d ordinance be accepted as introduced and read t}~~:e first time aria i;ass co ,he second reading. ,.,~ Noll Call: ayes : ~our.cilmen ,axe, ;vreyer, :vaLion and un;Tder. Tdoes : 1V one. Absent: Mayor Boster. The follot~ring demands ~rere presented : C~F~I~RAT: nUND H E Geiser n F Zeiser Los Angeles Co. riealth Rose Tournament Com. of Lynwood John T N a irb ank s Los Angeles Towel Service Company Niauette~s Ser. Sta. Shell Oil Co H R TocMcMeekin, r,R D Gen'1 Flec. Co The A Lietz Company Sut'r erland `"l~nx~l_ sr !"o E1T~si an "r`r~rMs 'Mater Pasco ~ are? lOc~ "tore T?elcher ~ "^~~acht Co E C Halverson, F M Commerc:Lal 'union ins N L Curtis 150.00 20.00 41.66 100.00 110.00 1.80 9.50 1F6.47 n~~n 32.:3 4,~3 ~.Q4 r ..~ 1.'~5 2"?.18 22.16 1:2.50 u.27 State Commission t~or Prot. Children and ~-Lnimals Los Angeles Rubber Starnp Company X3.42 83.48 A.~rs Alice S Peterson ?~~'lovd '? Rovrlee H F• Geiser The Ltrnvrood Press Stores inventory Dreher Tire Service Payroll Account Earle Tui Jorgeson Co Curtis ~c Chri_stensen Inc co Cal Edison Co A,?to °arts Service T'nde A;r ?'ro. Co TT Tn?~nston T,~r?+ZT t g ^~fe ~nnch ^'~evro~_~t "omman~r .."antlers plumy:.nom ro ~~'ity :'hop Boothts Cer. "ta. ~~udson Lumber Co o ~~ Davis Hardware Petty gash-'lreas.Off ice Industrial Printing & Stationery Company M E Chandler T,Ir;T?^TVr_ TTr~ • 10.00 . 50.00 50.00 8.24 • 10.92 • 6.63 1,910.50 .62 .67 • 64.94 • .72 5.50 2.58 • 76.'75 • 3.09 2.84 () . 81 1.35 3.12 • 2.55 .16.34 15.2? 15.00 n So Cal 1di_son Co 988.69 L~mwood Llec. Co 55.18 Payroll Account 25.00 ~~Mti`l''~.+K LLl'L~t{'l~iuLlVr1' • 34 Dora Bill Ross v~ 3.00 • R Vv Sparling ~ 181.80 C E Johnson 1.50 Neptune Teeter Gompany 48.93 C E I~ay 3.00 • Hickey Pipe & Supply Co 23.18 ` George Harris 3.00.• Commercial b"Melding Co 1.25• A T Vetch 3.00 P~Iueller Company 82.27 Mrs J M Gladfelter 8.00 Ind. Add. Machine Co 3.67 California Trust Co 1.75 • Mrs John R Bowes 3.00 E V Brotivn 3.00 • Payroll A^count 379.50 D S Davenport 3.00• Stores TntTentory-Gehl Fd. 14.49• David Haffner 3.00 • City Uhop - Genl Fd 11.41 A M Hoff 1.50- So Cal Edison Company 188.70• M W Spilling 3.00 • NLrs A S Rogers 1.75 rC H Davis Hard`var a 3.66 Mrs iWtary E Kendr ick . 75 ' James Jones Company ! 4.03 • Mrs A C Pontius 3.00 • , Art Concrete Works 87.96• Nlrs Floyd Denny 1.15. S mR•F;~;-I+ nr,,nAR TI~,R~T T H E Zeiser 100.00 - Tn~~~strial Ptg. Fc Sta. Co 1.<34 H E 7.eiser 10.0^ "rook romnany 200.00° N F Geiser 100.00. <T '?I '~~ ac?T romnany 167.59 • Ii E 7e i s er 100.00 ~ City `'r ox~ 16.37 H P: ?eiser 100.00 • Stores In~rentory-°"enl ^d 34.02 C ~i Davis Hardware 1.04' H E Zeiser 100.00• G C Fisher t~quipment Co. 15.30' Payroll Account 2ry3.60• Ducommun Corporation 16.63- So Cal Ldison Co 1.30• Gilmore Oil Company 159.91. n ~, Geiser 100.00• Standard Oil Company 11.55- ray hanks 50.00 It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Meyer that the demands be allowed and Urarrants be drawn on the City Treasurer .for said various amounts. Roll Ca11 Ayes: Cozencilmen Lake, Meyer, Nation and Snyder. ' Noes: None r'^ Absent: Mayor Boster. It tivas moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Ivleyer j that the °Cit~r Clerk be instructed to send letters o~ appreciation from the City Council to all ivho contributed their services or money to the building of the float that was entered in the Rose Tournament at Pasadena on January lst, 1936, and compliment them on the results accomplished. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Nation and Snyder. Noes: None. Absent: Mayor Roster. Rui~ding Tns~^ectnr T~imme~r a~dressed the Council on behalf' of Mr Karl Merk ~.,r~ '"~i s~•es t~ ^^n stn"et a "ence e*~~los=na ~~s ~rard wishing to build Qame i,n to the s.,~ewa~k. After '~_?e cor_sideraton n° the matter, the Buil.ci'nP; Tns-sector was advised to require t'~•at he, rRr ~Rerk, ~~Pen back 20 feet in con°ormance ~~~ith the build-ng line in said district, same being on Imperial riighway. It was moved by Councilman ~~eyer and seconded by Councilman Lake that the meeting adjourn to Jdn~..ary 21st, 1936, at 7:30 P M. All members of the Council present vocln~ aye, tt~e Mayor declared the motion duly carried. '- r ~~ 1ViAY0R OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ATTEST: