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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1936-06-02 - CC~~ J RFCTT?T;AR MBF.TIi~1C~ JUNE 2r~d, x.936 The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular session, at the City Hall, 11331 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 P.M. Mayor Boster in the chair. Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Nation and Boster answered the roll call. Councilman Snyder was absent. It was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Councilman Nation that the minutes of the previous regular meeting of May 19th, 1936 be approved as written. All members of the Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. tNRITTEN COMMUN7f;ATTC~T'" "~ common ca .on was reCPivP,~ from Dr. C. R. Darsey expressing appreciation fc5r confidence exnresse~ hR t~^e City Council in him by appoint ing him as a memhcr of the Civil cervic~e ~?oa»~i, ho~-ever, that he is sorry teat it ~vilJ he imrossible for him to accent such annnintment. It was moved by Councilman Lake anal seconded by ^,o~~ncilman Nation tY:at the re iection of such appointment by Dr. Darsey rA accepted with regrets. xll members of the Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. A communication was received from Ivlr. George S. Haaze submitting bill for ~p25.00 for 30 feet of hedge and 1-1:5 year old Apricot tree which was destroyed by fire when the parkways were being burned. Ivlr. Haaze also addressed the Council on the matter. There being no ob~3ection, the Mayor referred the matter to City Engineer Bateman for consideration and recommendation at the next meeting of the Council. A communication was received from the Los Angeles health Depart- ment suggesting certain action in connection with respect to Ordinances pertaining to health regulations in the City of Lynwood, stating that they are cooperating tivith the City Attorney's Association of Southern California and that they expect to submit to the Council for consideration, a health and sanitary code, embodying the regulations which seem desirable supplementary to State laws. There being no objection, the communication was ordered filed until the proposed ordinance is presented for consider- ation of the Council. ~, A communication was received from Pdr. Jeff Marsh, 5890 Maywood Ave., Maywood, Calif., making application for a. license to carry on, con- duet and operate a business of aceepti.ng, receiving, forwarding and pay3.ng of bets, and wagers on the resixlt of horse racing, as per the City Ordinance, the location to be 17,E-~0 Tong Reaoh Blvd. At this time Council• man Snyder arrived and took his swat at the Council table. Thereupon it was moved by Co~~ncilman Nati ~n and seconded by Co~anei_lman Meyer that the matter be tarZe~? vn_til next re~~~lar meeting of the Co~_incil and that it be referred to the rite Attorney ~'or opinion to ren~rt at said time. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Nation, Snyder and Boster. Noes: None. ti communication was received from Uharles F. Getchell submitting demand for 112 hours tlrne for work performed on lviay 7th and 8th, 1936 on building band stand. '1'Ylereupon it was moved by Councilman Nation and seconded by Councilman Snyder that tvlr. Getchell bill be allowed at the rate of 50~ per hour and that a warrant be drawn on the City Treasurer for the amount of X5.75 to pay such demand. Rolf Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Nation, Snyder and Boster. Noes: None. An Agreement ?~laiving Violation of Restrictions as between the City of Lyn~,vood and the Security-First 1~?ational Bank of Los Angeles as pertaining to the sale of intoxicating liquors on Lots 3'76 and 377, Tract ~.-, No. 2551, was received. It was moved by Councilman Snyder and~seconded ;~ by Councilman Meyer that said Agreement be accepted and that t e Mayor bH authorized to execute same for and on behalf o.f the City of Lynwood. All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly earsied and it was so ordered. A communication was received from Attorney Stanley Moffatt calling attention to the terrible condition of Long Beach Boulevard in Lynwood caused by cuts by public service companies, suggesting that they be properly repaired. There be;n~ nn c,h iection, the Manor referred the matter to City Fn~;ineer ~atett'an ~n~ the Street Co~~missioner for necessary fiction. A communication was .received From nonnell and 4ssociates making arn7 i cat or: to do the City a~~rliting for t?^e f gcai Treat ending June 3C'tr, 136. There being no oh~ection, said comm?mica.ti.on was ordered filed. Reports of activities of rite and City Court Departments were received; also health report. c~.`y ~ ~ NE~'1 BU: II+Ir~~5 ; A communication was received i'ro,n amity Attorney riuby rciaking de- mand for X75.00 for professional services rendered the city in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the county of I,os Angeles, T~To. 352278 and entitled Vetran t~icca, I'laintif'f, vs. Anna NI. Skinner, Alice Rutter, Brewton Rayne, and the City cf Lyntivood, Defendants, where- ir_ the Plaintiff brought action for300.00 together with interest thereon at the rate of 7~ per annum from November, 1923 for award in connection with condemnation proceedings on Imperial Blvd., alleged to have been paid to wrong person, stating that iudgment was entered in favor of the City of Lynwood. There being no objection, the demand was ordered included with the demands to be allowed later in the meeting. "~" RESOLUTION N0. 964, entitled: ~'A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~~~ CITY OF LYN~v00D DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORnER STREET LIGHTING S~;RVICE ON CERTAIN STREETS ITd THE CITY OF LYi1~~V00D FOR A PERIOD REGINNIATG JULY 1, 1936, ANTD EitiT7I~TG JUNE 30TH, 1937", was read. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Council~aan Snyder that said Resolution TIo. 964 be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes : Councilman Lake, Tfie~,rer, T?~ ti nn, Snyder and Boster. Noes: None. A:commu.nicatton was rec'e,tre^ From rh3e~' of ?'olice Miller re- porting that re has coptacteri l!.Rr. rra.lane re~a.rdin~ his camnla3nt on dis- playing feed or sidewalk, stating that re 'oelieves that the mat;t;Pr has been a.m3.ably settled; also recommending that a green. zone '~e estarlis'~ed in front of the T_Trnwood Theatre Sweet Shop as requested by the pro- prietor Glenn Shook and to accommodate two cars. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by ~our.ciln;an Meyer that the Gity Attor- ney be instructed to draft arr arnendu~ent to fire rarkinb Ordinance to provide for such additional zone. till tr;ernbers oi' tale council voting aye, the Mayor declared the rr~otion duly carried and it was so ordered. There being no objection, the 1Yayor instructed the City Clerk to notify the Department heads to submit their estimated expenditures for the ensuing fiscal year ir. order that work ma.y be commenced on the balancingof the budget. Mayer Boster reported on a meeting that was held ir. conjunction "~" with the Coordinating Council when problems effecting the young girls of the City were considered and it was sv.~gested at the meeting that suitable - quarters be provided to be used as a Club House, stating that he had looked into the renting of the building located or. the corner of Carlin and Long Beach Blvd., and they want X45.00 rent per month. No action was taken thereon, bizt it was decided that the Council meet in a body with the organization to have it more fully explained. Councilman Lake addressed the Council to the effect that he _ believes some movement should be commenced to establish a Federal Building to accommodate the Post Office here, and he ~a~ould like to see the Council petition the Postal Officials to bv.ild a ne~R~ Host office in Lynwood. There beirg no objection, the Aravor instr~~ctpd the City .Attorney to draft a suitable Resolution for consi.deratiOn ~~ t~P rrn~nci.l at their next regular meeting. Ire City r7 erk atate~ that !~3_s office i s tr~rinrr o?~t a recondi- tioned mimeograr_r and it ~~as workers ovt ~Tery satisfactory, stat9nc~ that it has several ad~rantages o~,rer the old one now in use, stating that the ,; purchase price is ~lOG.00, less an allowance of d~15.00 for the old or,e, recommending that the City purchase same. Thereupon it was moved by Oouncilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Snyder that the city clerk he authorized to purchase the mimeo- graph as listed above. Roll Ca11: Ayes : CouncilmeLl i,ake, }Meyer, Nation, Snyder and Boster. Noes: None The follovaing de!~ands }mere presented: GEN?~~RAL FUND ~ GENERAL FUND Lynwoo~Lmergency Relief Ti'un~.~ ~`~ 100.00- Los Angeles `.Cowel Ser. Co. ~._ 1.80 John T. Fairbanks 11G.00' ~Frood & Vdood • T0.00 Glen H. Gerkin 6.25 Vernon-Lightning Blue Pr. •17.10 City of Los Angeles Police Dep. 9.00• Geo. H. Combe 2'.58 Pacific Coast Bldg., Officials 10.00 Elysian ':'rater Co. - 258 Los Angeles County Health Dep. 83.33° Firestone Auto Supply ~ Ser:T32.53 Bryant Oil Co. 181.12 Alameda Auto ~Nreckers 4.00 J. M. E. Brown, iVi. D. 7.50 Charles T. Heyl Co. - 9.01 So. Calif. Telephone Co. 42.23 Ducommun Metals ~; Su nl, Co. _4.42 P: Y ''lectern Decorating Co. 34.00 Snyder Supply Co. _4,pg 3~'~ GENERAL FITND (C, ONT . ) Earle orgensen o. Curtis & Christensen John Bean Iuifg. Co. So. Calif. Tractor ~o. C. H. Johnston Enoch Chevrolet Co. S . A. Reed & Co. Petty Cash-Treas. Office Stores Inventory GENERAL FtT1tTn (r(?~Tm, ) 2.96 N. L. Cur s 6.18 45.78• Pressman-Mathews Music Co. .~ 9.84• .98~ Leroy F. Hamilton 52.50• 5.20• industrial Print. & Sta. Co. 31.83- 3.82• City chop 31.78• 9.413• Hudson Lumber Co. 34.83• 4.00• Auto Parts Service 5.84• 12.62• Payroll Account 1,874.75- 86.52• C. H. Davis Hardware Co. 6 27• Chas. A. Ruby 75.00• STREET,,.DEPARTMENT 1.50•G. G. Fisher qu p. ~117.b0' .35-Standard,0i1 Co. of Cal. 20.89• 3.00-Reynolds Crushed Gravel 68.14• 21.63•Crook Co. 32.34• 8.34•Gilmore Oil Co. 468.07• 55.11•Gilmore Oil Co. 251.65• 37.50•Paulsen & Marsh 381.66- 314.00•Paulsen & Marsh ~ 135.45• 362.87•City Shop (General Fund) 86.74 45.00•Stores Inventory (Genf. Fund} 108.50• 56.25•Pavroll Account 220.50• ]_.80• "tandard Oil Co. of Cal. 7.16 • :~~,F~ • ,T, 'Rr, ?Mack Co. 396.89.. 34.42- J. ''l. Black Co. 399.06 WATER DEPARTMENT ~'Y. _B. avis Elie. Mayhugh Mrs. Joyse J. Morgan The Philbrook Co., Inc. R. H. Baker & Co. Art Concrete Works _ Fire Department Depart. of !Water & Power L.A. Depart. of Water & Power L.A• Owl Truck & Materials Co. Hickey Pipe & Supply Cn. The Brown Instrument Co. Ducommun Metals & `'upply Bo. Mueller Co. Industrial '?.r9rtir~r A. "ta. ~:o. 91.15. T.Tr_trmTNC rTrnm Alhambra "'oundrv Co., L•td. Neptune Neter Co. Vernon Foundry, Inc. Independent Add. :Y;aeh. Co. Ducommun & Supply Co. Fairbanks, lYtorse ~ uo. Industrial Print. ~ 8ta. Uo. City Shop (General :E'und) May & Griswold Clarence Lane Petty Cash-Water Dep.-Clerk Stores Inventory(Gen'1 Fund) Payroll Account C. H. Davis Hardware Linn Lumber Co. 2.21• Vernon-_: ~:_ r___n~ _._ue pr. Co. ~1.85~ 1C6.91. 39.60• It was moved by Councilman Snyder 4.06-and seconded by Councilman Lake that 10.06•the demands be allowed and warrants be 3•94'drawn on the City Treasurer for said 28.07•various amount. 72.47• Roll Call: _ 1.75• Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, 3.00• Nation, Snyder & Buster 7.43• TToes: None. 25.50• ..409.00• 8.23' 7.63• It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Meyer that the hearing in connection with dilapidated bu9lding in the City of Lynwood be continued. All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried and it was so ordered. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Snyder that the meeting adjourn to Thursday,- June -4th, 1936, at 5:30 P.M. All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. ATTEST: MAYOR 0~' Tur rTTY 0^ T,~'?~"'-OOD