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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1936-02-04 - CC~~~~ _, RFC7ULAR P:i~~'T ISrG FEBRUARY 4 TH, 19~~6 . The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular ses- sion, at the City Hall, 11:531 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 P. ~~i. A~ayor Boster in the chair. Councilmen Lake, Nation and Boster answered the roll call. Councilmen Meyer and Snyder were absent. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Nation that the minutes of the previous regular meeting of January 21st, 1936, be approved as written. All members of the Council present voting aye, the l:ayor declared the motion duly carried. "'RITTEP? CO~~~~~IUR?ICATIONS; -~-* A communication was received from the American Legion announ- Bing an Americanism meeting to be held at the '~'Toodrow ~~ilson School Au- ditorium on the night of rebruary 27th. There being no objection, the T~Zayor instructed the City Clerk to notify each department head about the meeting in order that they will be advised and attend if possible. x communication was received from the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County stating that they have a request for prohibiting the sale of motor vehicles on Sunday in unincorporated territory, seeking the Council's advise in the matter and if they would be willing to join with the County in adopting such an ordinance. There being no objection, the City Clerk was instructed to inform the honorable Board of Super- visors that the City Council would be willing to adopt such an ordinance, provided a County wide ordinance is adopted to include all mur~ieipalities and. unincorporated area.. A communication was received from hl~r. E. S. Cavanaugh, rep- resenting, the Columbia Fire Insurance •Company, requesting equitable patronage in connection with distribution of insurance premiums. There being no objection, the City Clerk was instructed to communicate with h7r. Cavanaugh advisin.~ him that his name will be added to the list of those to receive benefits from insurance premiums when the next policy comes up for consideration of the Council. A communication was received from the Calif ornia ~~iunicipal Utilities Association advising about meeting of a Senate Committee when they took testimony for four days from both municipal and private util.i- *^~ ties relative to the State taking over all municipal and private utili- ties and also variations or partial take-over; also announcing about another meeting to be held in rresno at 10 A. T.T. on 2~ionday, February 10th, 1936. There being no objection, the I:ayor ordEred the communi- cation filed., instructing the City Clerk to contact the League to as- certain whether or not they are appearing in behalf of Cities in con- nection with such meetings. A communication was received from the Atchison, Topeka and Santa ~'e Railway Co. with Resolution attached, requesting the Council to adopt sarne in favor of their application before the Railroad. Commission to maintain a motor Coach Service parallelin> their railway lines which will give them the privilege of handling business from point to point in California, as well as transcontinent~._1 at a rate of 12¢ as com- pared with 2~ now Glared, tickets to be transferrable from bus to train and vice versa, one of said routes to go through Lynwood via Long Beach Boulevard. P~essrs. Briley and3rown a~dressed the Council on behalf of their application stating in addition to their communication that if permission is granted by the Railw~.y Commission there Gvill be ttiwo busses each way through Lynwood daily and will permit service not only to other States, but to points in California beyond Los Angeles and Seal Beach from Lynwood. Thereupon RESOLT?I'IOP; TO. 954, entitled: "A RESOLUTIOI~T Or TF~E' CITY OF LYT~'~'OCT% ~?"~`RSIPTG "''.?F :'1'1?LIr A^IQA? 04 ^T?E ATC??ISOr?, TOP~A 1~?D Slyl` TA FE RAIL"AY cOr~?P `,NY `~'0 COA~~JUCT Ali? Ir?TRA-STATE BUSS SERVICE IN TAE ""'' STATE nF ",AhII'CRNIA", was read. It v~ras moved by councilman hake and seconded by ",ouneilman h?ation that said Resolution ZTo. 9~4 be adopted. ROLL CALL: Ayes: Councilmen 7~ake, 1~Tation and Boster. Noes : P?one. Absent:Councilmen I~Ieyer and Snyder. A communication was received from Lynwood Electric Co. sub- mitting contract to furnish lamps at a discounts of 23o for standard pages and 13o for broken packages for a contract of ~~300.00, and a dis- count of 25 .and 15`o for purchases of ~~600.00 or over. There being no objection, the matter was turned over to tine City Engineer for recom- mendation at the next meeting of the Council. 3 ~l~ A communication was received from the League of California Tluni- cipalities giving information on proposed liquor legislation, civil ser- vice ordinances available and additional information on 'TIn Lieu" tax. The T~ayor instructed the City Clerk to have copies made thereof for each member of the Council. Application from I~1rs. Florence Hillman, T1irs. Lucy Getchell and V~lalter P;Zellinger to service on the election Board at the City Election to be held in April, 1936. There being no objection, same were ordered filed until next meeting when election officers will be considered fur- ther. Reports of activities of Police Dspartriient, City Court, Li- oense Department and Health Department were received, and the City Clerk was requested to have copies made for each member of the Council for ' study. UNFINISHEZ) BUSIRTESS deman was received from a r~sorge A. Rogers for transfer of funds from the General Fund to pay for delinquent bonds and coupons in certain 1915 Bond Act improvement districts and a levy at 10~ tax per X100.00 assessed valuation in connection therewith, same being serviced on each member of the Council. Said matter was referred to the City Attorney for study. A communication was received from Horace B. Kimmey, reporting on the application of ~Tr. Sam Ryman to open a used lumber, sash and door, and pipe yeard at 11915 L. B. Blvd, stating that he proposed to have same back 75 feet from Long Beach Boulevard and will build a 7 foot fence enclosing his proposed yard which fence will be painted. R"x. Kimmey also addressed the Council on the matter stating that he sees no objection to such an enterprise and therefore recommending that same be granted. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Nation and seconded by Councilman Lake that said application be granted and the License Col- lector be authorized to issue license therefor. ROLL CALL: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Nation and Boster RToes : None ~, Absent; Councilmen Neyer and Snyder. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Nation that the Chief of Police be instructed to have a green ten min- e ute arking zone painted in front of 3316 and 3318 Imperial to service the ~esd Store and the Sewing project, and the City Attorney be in- strudted to draft an amendment to the parking ordinance to include such cones. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen bake, Tbation and Boster. Tdoes : None Absent : Councilmen I~~eyer and Snyder It was moved by Councilman Nation and seconded by Councilman Lake tYiat the City Attorney be instructed to prepare necessary Resolutions, -etc., in connection with zoning for industrial sites to include the area recommended by the mooning Committee some time ago. All members of the Council present voting aye, the T~ayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. OR??IT'AT"QE N0. 266, entitled: t'AAT OR~I1~?~-1T~TCE OF THE ~'ITY ~'~F LYN- ~TOOD '~'~AIVITTG CFRTAIT? ~ELITT~,UETTT PENALTIES FOR THE TON-PAYMFT~T OF LIGHTING ASSESSl~?~EA7TS, ANTS DECLARITTCx AT' EP;~ERGET?CY. ", was read. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Nation that said Ordinance be adopted. as read the second time, finally pass and be published as re- quired by law. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, ATation and Boster. Noes: Toone. Absent: Councilmen PdTeyer and Snyder. ORDIT?AA'CE N0. 267, entitled: 'TAN OR?'IPT~T`CE Or THE ~'ITY OF LY1~T- ~:Rr00~ C~TTATTY (TF LOS AT~~rTELES, STATE OF Ct'~LIFQRT'IA, CREATITTG A CLrRK OF THE CITY CQUTtT f~F THE CITY OF LY1~P''OOD; ATTD PROVIBI1~Trx FOR BOl~??; AAT~ SALARY, A.T??~ AUTHORI'?ITTG AfiZ, FSTABLISHTNG A TRUST FUND FOR BAIL BOAT?? T,~OPTFY, AIvTD • SPECIFYIA?G THE DUTIES OF ~'HE CLFRKTT, was read. It was moved by Council- man Nation and seconded by Councilman Lake that same be adopted as read the second time, finally pass and be published as required by law. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Nation and Boster A?oes : None Absent: Councilmen Ifeyer and Snyder. ~~~ It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded b,r Councilman Nation that the City Attorney be instructed to draft a Resolution in favor of a branch County Court House in this district appealing to the Board of Supervisors to establisriing same in Lynwood giving arguments in favor thereof because of location, etc., and that City Attorney Ruby be directed to send a copy of such Resolution to the County Bureau of Efficiency and to the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County said ?PSO~v_{; i. nn to ~o numhe~e~ ~5~. Roll Call: Ayes : Councilmen Lake, T~ati on ~ and Koster Noes : l~?one Absent: Councilmen Meyer and Snyder The following dema nds were presented: GEI~TERAL FL~;D ~~TATER ?;EPARTr;~E~'T l~oyd ~.~owlee 20.00 California Pipe ~ Supply 5{ 5.10 - Floyd B. Rowlee 50.00 Hickey Pipe ~ Supply Co. 369,24. Floyd B. Rowlee 20.00 Los Angeles Rubber Stamp 7.21. Belcher & Schacht Co. 25.51. James Jones Co. 60.56• Pacific Coast Bldg. Con. 5.15. Burroughs Add. I~iac. Co. 6.00• League of Cal. Pz~unie. 125.00 , The ?;eming Corp. Ltd. 13.83 • Floyd B. Rowlee 50.00 • `~~~orthington T:Reter Co. 2.60- J. M. E. Brown, 1tL. D. 2.J0 City Feed Store 2.06• Claude L. Reber 5.00' J• G. Tucker -° Son 51.81• Sanders Plumbing Co. 7.20• U. S. Elec. I~:'otors Inc. 45.90• Los Angeles Towel Service 1.80• The Vapor Rec. Systms. 56.36• L. A. Rubber Stamp Co. 2.52 ~ ?~ucom:run i~ltls ~ Sup. ~~o. 106.54. S. A. Reed and Co. g.00, Payroll Account 403.00• L. A. County Health Co. 41.67. Stores Inv.-Genl ~+und 15.98• Long Beach Blue Print Co. 4.28• Standard Oil Co. 33.96• Vernon-Blue Pt. Co. 8.89 . City Shop-Genl ~znd 23.78, Lininger Typewriter Rep. 6.75 Linn Lumber Co. 7.74• Burroughs Adding Tf~ach. Co. 4.90. C. H. Bavis Hardware 9.87 Lynwood Electric Co. 4.71. ~:'~rs. J. E. Schlund 3.00 Union Hardware ~ Metal Co. 445.30- F'ac. Ser. States Inc. 2.50 City of Los Angeles Pol. D. 6.30 . Byron ~i. slebb 1.85 • Shell Oil Co. 119.36• Anchors Sec. Corp. 4.00 Krebs Paint Store 2.47. T:~~artin Ttunch 3.00 Larry' s Caf e 7 7.25 George :Tray 3.00 Lone Star Sheet Mtl. Co. 4.25- T~iary E. Bandy 3.00• Elysian Springs ~yater Co. 2,58• Irene Root 6.00 Charles R. Hadley Co. 51.45. Lynwood Emergency Relief 3.00 Petty Cash Treas. Office g• 72 • H. R. IvicL2eekin 3.00 Auto Parts Service 1.64. State ~?lutual Bldg. & Loan 4.00. C. H. Johnson •83- Natl Battery Co. 4.12 • LIGHTII~TG FU1~TD Curtis Christensen, Ino. 20.06• Southern a. dison ,o. ~998.49- A. B. C. Battery 13.80' Geners.l Elec. Supply 3.05• Lynwood Electric Co. .31. Lynwood aed. Co. 51.94_ C. H. Davis ~~ardware 1.81. Payroll Account 20..00- Industrial Ptg. & Sta. Co. 3J•29. Enoch Chevrolet Co. 1.00• Linde Air Products Co. 4.gg. Rich Budelier Co. 15.57• Imperial Hardware Co. 1.75 Lynwood Emerg. Relief Fnd. 100.00 John T. Fairbanks 85.00• City Shop 65.14 Payroll Account 1,910.50- The Lynwood Press 142.22• P~. L. Curtis 9.27• A?. E. Chandler 15.00• STREET DEPART?~:ZFT?T i more it .~o. 4;;330.81 Reynolds Gravsl 5.99' Crock Co. 200.00 J. W. Black d®, 345.21- City Shop-~®~r1 ~~'und 36.44 - Mores Inv.-Genl Fund 26.74• J. '~'. Helm & Son 1.80• Standard Oil Co. 8.13 C. H. Davis Hardware 2.88• :Payroll Account 269.50• ~~ It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman I~?ation that the demands be allowed and warrants be drawn on the City Treasurer for said various amounts. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Nation and Boster RTOeS : NOrie Absent: Councilman 2aeyer and Snyder It was moved by Councilman Nation and seconded by Councilman Lake that the meeting adjourn to February 18th, 1936, at ~:30 P. R~. All members o~ the Council present voting aye, the Riayor declared the motion duly carried. v '`~~ ~~ ~ ~~ OR QF T ., TY OF LYNi:00P. ATTEST: i ~.~ T , L ",OOP. f