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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1936-06-16 - CCi REGTR,AR nTFEmI?~?G JUNE 16TH, 1936 The City Council of the City of Lyr.~.vood met in a regular session, at the City Hall, 11331 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 P. M. hTayor Boster in the chair. Councilmen Ivieyer, Nation, Snyder and Boster answered the roll call. Councilman Lake was absent. It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Meyer that the minutes of the nrevirn~s rep;ular meeting of June 2nd, 193E and the Ad journed re~?~,1 ar meefi~ nM a~ •T~~ne 4, 1936 be approved as written. All members of tie ~~"a~~nc~l present voting aye, the D2ayor de- clared tre motion d~~l?* carried. tr,rn Tmm~rT n Cn~T,RT*n?T rAri' T 0~?a commun .ca zon tivas received from cr~e r~s.x T'int~P,1 making application for license to open a cleaning and tailoring store; also ` to be able to buy and sell used clotting at 11424 bong ~'ea^h. Boulevard. Thereupon a.t was moved by Councilman TJation and seconded by Councilman Snyder that permit be granted and t.lat tt~e License Collector be author- ized to issue a license 'or sarr~e. till ttieL~bers of the Council present voting aye, the ~uayar declared the ^~otion duly carried and it was so ordered. A communication was received from the Los Angeles County League of T~Zunicipalities inviting the Council to attend ti~ei.r next meetir~~ to bF held at the campus of the University on Thursday, June 18th, 1936, at 6:30 P. i'n. All who care to attend were urged to let the City Clerk know in order that reservations might be made. An invitation was received from the Board of Directors of the City o-f Pasadena to attend the ceremonies commemorating the fifti- eth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the City of Pasadena at the Rose Bowl on the evening of June nineteenth at si.x forty-five o'clock. The invitation was received and accepted with thanks. =A communication was received from the Automobile Club of Southern California calling attention to the bad drainage at~ 111th St., and Alameda and t.~at 4rher~ it rains a pool of water collects there thus causing cars to skid and is a menace to business establishments in that area. There being no o?~iection, the matter was referred to the City Engineer for investi~at~on any to reuly to the communication. A COmmuniCati.OTl Tu~c rP~re;~~P~ from r".r. J. ~3. Reams requesting v~rhat has been done ~~ritl^ resrect to assessr~Pnts against Lot 838, Tract B07a, statin~^ that rP i s tea.-?~* to ra~T '~i.s ~?elinq~~ent taxes whenever an ea~?i_tarl.e ama,nt i s assessed. There ?~ei nr° no n'~ section, the matter Uras referred to the City-Clerk for. reply. Reports of the health department, and from the na~_i_ce De- partment for the month. of Tway, were received, and were ordered. filed. A cornmuricatian was received from the Lyntivood Press peti- tioning the Council to do sometrling to elirr;inate tYie distribution of ,outside advertising rlediums, statir:4 -chat naturally outside publica- tions are devoted to their own interests and to build up their own comrriunities through their own merchants and have no qualms at sacri- ficing our own merchants in order to do so; also that it is a .serious menace to the peace and welfare of our City as the news items are evidently of secondary importance to their capacity for providing gossipy starves and untrue statements for the satisfaction of unscru- pulous and anti-social_ groups, therefore sug~;estirg that the Council devote serious thought to the matter and evolve effective legal mea- sures for protecting our business and civic life from the disrupting and pan-constructive efforts of outsiders to gain a foothold and live off the business that is rightfully that of ol~r local businessmen. T'ayor Boster stated that he was ~~rorking vvith a committee on a plan on the matter, therefore the matter was referred to the A~1ayor to perfect ?pis plan and get some action thereon in the rear future and report back at the next meeting of the Council. UNPINISHFD BtTSINESS : ity Attorney- u v resorted in writing on the matter of appropriating money for the n~?rrnsP of furnishing housing quarters for the accommodation of the ~r^1~n^' ^~; rl s ~1rithi.n the City of Lynwood to promote the social welfare of tie r*~r~s, stating that the law is very clear t?^at mv?^~ci.nal fian~ls pan re ar*~r~~riated only ~'or municipal. pvrx~oses, cit;9n~ certain cases t'^erenn~ st;ai-.;nom teat '~? finds no av.tr~ori ty ~'or t'~e City to furnisr housi.n~; n~~arters ~~n~ ess on city owned x~rorert~T, anal if such apx~ropriati on were made there might be a personal liabi_lit;~ against the members of the City Council voting to so appropriate municipal monies. There being no objection, the cornrr~unication way ordered .t'iled. GEl'3ERAL FUND STREET DEPARTMENT dater Department ~ 52.00 So. Calif. Gas o. .80• Xema Scranton 2.00•So. Calif. Edison Co. 6.00• Helen E. Root 2.00 • J. tip. Helm & Son 5.60• Harry Hespe 2.00•Crook Co. 3.48• E. S. Cavanaugh 2.fl0• J. T"J. Black Co. 253.64 C. ~PJ. Chandler 2.00- J. ':"J. Black Co. 268.12 • John McNeil 2.00•Payroll Account 261.58' City of Los Angeles Police D. 10.05• WATER DEPARTI~iFNT Larry's Cafe 58.00•Daisy M. Tripp ~ 3.00` L'lest Coast Forms Co. 8.00•Flavel ~izelone 2.50• Standard Oil Co. 4.87•Long Beach Bldg. ~ Loan 9.00• Frances Dyke Mfg., Co. 20.60•John L. Livingston 3.00• Lucas Photo ~.04•H. B. Larrabee 3.00• So. Ca~_if. Disinfecting Co . x.94• John A. Leeds 3.00 • ,*-^ Carl Entenmann 4.~0• An~•elo Tl[ariana 3.00 - Eureka Fire Hose n9 vi si on :~nF .'~6' H. Gardner 3.00 - So. Calif. Gas. Co. 2.`'4• Tnacv Hoyle 2.00 • Las 1r.ge7_es Co. ?~eagi~e of R~Zun. 20.00• "~Iilliat~ "lark 3.00 _~ Frank ~'. ??orerts 35.00• R. ''J. Coline 3.00• Zeiser and %eiser 2.16•t~1. L. Carpenter 3.00• ti'lood &• `rood 2.14 • Calif . Sec . Loan Corp. X3.00 A. L. Young 2.14 • Investors Syndicate 1Jtg. 5.00 Claude L. Reber 2.14•~:rs. Herbert Soest 1.50 • H. G. Rehfeld 2.14- Uerieral Fund Stores Inv. 3.00 F. B. Rowlee 2.14•Lynwood Electric Co. 4.52} E. S. Cavanaugh 2.14• Calculating ltiiach. Co. 24.17. Hone ;supply Co. 4.30•Vernon Foundry, Inc. 8.76• Louis H. Decker 400.OO~So. Calif. Tele. Co. 8.00• NTimeographing Supply Co. 88.00• Buckner Nlfg. Co. 72.72. Vernon-Lightning Blue Pt. 1.80-H. S. V'lilliams 2.15. 60. Calif. Tele. Co. 68.40•Scoville Knox 4.00• So. Calif. Edison Co. 58.20• So. Calif. Edison Co. 512.10• Lynwoad Electric Co. 5.68•Sanders Plumbing Co. 23.00• So. Calif. Tele Co. 3.75• PaT,~roll Account 440.50 - Phillips Fire Estinguisher Co, 1.03• LIG?~TING FUND Sanders Plumbing Co. 3.50•Lynwood ectric .a. ~ 38.64' R~ A. Burton 30.00•General Fund 4.25• The Lynwood Press 25.12• Roy F. Hamilton 4.00• Petty Cash-Treas. Office 9.15• i1Y. P. Fuller & Co. 18.16. Industrial Ptg. ~ Sta. Co. 1'~s1.I9- Bond Redemption Flznd ~,~'G~.flO State Com. for p. of C. Q° ?.. 3fln.R3 • Payroll A.ccovrt 1,680.63- It was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded ~~T Councilman i~aticn treat tk~e demands be allowed and warrants be drawn on the City Treasurer for said various amounts. Roll Call: Ayes: councilme n lY.eyer, iuation, Snyder and Roster. i~toes : iVone ~ Absent: Council man Lake. A communication was received from the County League of Municipalities requesting that the Cauncil appoint one of their group to serve on the Board of D irectors. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Nation and seconded by Councilman Meyer that Ma;;ro r Koster be appointed to serve in said capacity on be'~alf of the City of Lynwood. All members of the Council present voting afire, the mo tion was duly carried. It eras moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Councilman Meyer that the City Counci l request the aid of the Special Assessment Committee appointed by the honorable Board of Supervisors of Log Angeles County to work tivith a committee of Three selected from t'~:e special assessment distric ts, and that the Mayor and City Treasurer be instructed to jointly appo int said committee. All members of the City Council present voting, th e Mayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. At tris time Cou ncilman. ~">nyder requested to be excused 'which was granted, lwrereunon Co~ancil_man `"n~~der vacated his seat and left the Council chamber.. a