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HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1936-09-01 - CCREGULI;R I~iEE~.'Il'1G_ ~`El?TEI~ZL~ 1ST, 1936 . The City Council of the Cite of Ljrnwood met in a regular ses- sion at the City Hall, 11331 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 P. P+.. I~~ayor Boster in the chair. Councilmen Take, rR~,~Qr, rT~i-i on, "nyder and Boster answered the roll call. It was .moved bt, Councilman "nvd?r and seconded by Councilman Meyer that the minutes of tre ad iourned re~~,i qr, meeting of August 2~th, 1936 be ~nrroved, as written. Ali members of the Crn~nei_1. ~zotin~; aye, the Ivayor declared the motion duly carried. '°.~ ITTEId C OMPrIUNI CAT I DNS =~ communic=atop was received from the City of Santa Ivionica inviting the City officials to attend .the :58th annual convention of the League of California lviunisipalities to be held in aanta ivtonica, Septem- ber 9, 10, 11 and 7~2 when an outstanding program will be field. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded ray councilman ivleyer that the City Clerk be appointed as the of~'icial delegate to represent the City of Lynwood and the City Treasurer be appointed as an alternate delegate. A11 members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. A communication was received from the Downey Chamber of Com- merce inviting the City of T~ynwood to participate in the First Annual Recreation Day program to be held at Downey on September 18th and 19th and requesting that the City enter afloat in the parade, or some other suitable entry. No action was taken thereon, excepting that the Coun- cil were requested to keep the date in mind and attend if possi?~le. A communication was received from Poatmaster E. C. Halverson, announcing that the Post Uff'ice Department have granted better delivery service for the City of Lynwood, outlining the territories that will be benefited thereb;~. There being no objection, the Niayor ordered the com- munication filed. A communication Maras received from the 1915 Improvement Bond Act Committee reporting on nro~ress in connection with the 1915 Improve- ment Bond Act cases that ha~re beer hP1.~, being final report. There be- ing na objection, the matter waq ref~trred to the attention of the City' with instruct~i or*s' to nrer~are' a cony of °a~me -for each member of the Coun- cil for study. ~'~ communication was received from the City Pl~nnin~ Commis- sion, recommending that the City purchase P1eon ~"delcome signs for the City of Lynwood submitting bids that have been filed with the. There being no objection, the matter vaas referred to the attention of the Chief of Police s.nd rolice Commission f oz' consideration. A communication was received from l~~r. r'loyd Richardson mak- ing demand in the amount of ~6Uu.Uu for alleged salary due as a Police Officer of the City. There being no objection, the matter was turned over to the City tittoa~ney for study and opinion. Report of activities of the Police, City Court for the month of August, and the health report, were received and ordered filed. UNFINIS?-iED BUSINESS he matter of the heal th contrast on a new basis for fiscal year 1936-37 was brought up, but action thereon was deferred until a later date when the City Attorney has completed hi_s study on the matter. ~l'he audit report for fiscal year ending June 30th., 1936 was received as submitted by Arnold Hillis. There being nc objection, same was ordered filed. `1'he City Attorney was instructed to proceed with the proceed- ings in connection zoning for industrial purposes as recommended by the Committee that was appointed for such purpose some tine ago. NE?N BUSINESS ~s moved by Councilman r~-~e~rer and seconded by Councilman Lake that that certain agreement het~wreen the Commercial Union Ocean- Group and the City of T,vn~ar^od ~,~~ tv, respect to insurance, be and the same is hereb~r cancel 7 ed . Al ~ mem~e^a of tie Colzncil voting aye, the Mayor declared the r"otion Duly carried and it eras so ordered. 7t erns moved by Councilman Nation and seconded. by Councilman Lake teat the nur~lic 7_iabi.lity and property damage insurance covering all City motor vehicles and the Fire and Theft insur arice covering same be written by Claude Reber, and that the premium profits therefrom be divided equally between Claude Heber, A. L. Young, Geo. R. YJood, H. E. Leiser, r'loyd ts. nowlee, G. r. aehf'eld and Edmund S. Cavanaugh, and that Nir. tteber be instructed to give a report on the insurance covered. Roll Call: tiyes: Councilmen LaKe, l~i~yer, ration, Snyder and Boster. Noes : iVone. ~~ It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by ~ouncilm&n- Snyder thgt the official desi gnated in the Refunding Act to draft pe- titions requesting the Counci l to in itiate refunding proceedings, be instructed to draft such peti tions f or the purpose of refunding the indebtedness in Acquisition a nd Impr ovement District Nos. 6, 8, 10 and 25. Motion carried and i t ti•a=~s s o ordered. the matter of letti ng the audit for the fiscal year 11936-37 was brought up for considerat ion, bu t the matter was laid over to a later date and the City Clerk was in structed to have copies made of the proposals already submitt ed for study of the Council. x communication was receiv ed from the Hollenbeck Borough Voluntary Board giving their ideas o n some new Governmental set-up. There being no ob3ection, the Mayor instructed the City Clerk to have copies made thereof for further study of individual members of the Council. It eras moved by r rn~ ncil.man Nation and seconded by Councilman Lake that the Building TnsnPC tor ~e 'nstructed to establish the hours of 8 A. M. to 9:~0 A, P~. and d p. ~•?. to 5 P. M. as of~'ice hours during working days, and teat he be instruc ted to wide thereby, excepting ~.vhen hP i.s relieving some ott er depa rtment during; ltan.ch period. All members of th.e Council preaen t voting aye, the T~ayor declared the mo- tion duly carried. It was moved by Cou ncilman Nation and seconded by `'ouncilman Nleyer that Building Inspector Kimmey be relieved of his duty as deputy license collector and that th e Chief of Pollee be appointed to fill such vacancy. till members of the council voting; aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. It was moved by councilman Nation and seconded by Councilman Lake that Building Inspector Kimmey be relieved of his duty as Inspec- tor of the Fire Department. All members of the Council voting ays, the Mayor declared the m otion du ly carr ied. The following deman ds were presented: GFT~R AL ~'tTND : ~'VATER DEPARTP~FNT : '3ryant Oi 1 0 . ~ 171.20 F . J. V i gn eau 3.00 Lininger Typewriter 6.75 B'. J. Norwon 3.00 Vernon-Lightning Blue Wring 10.30 Mrs. H. Mater 3.00 L. A. Police 'Dept. 10.20 ~T. r''. Montgomery 1.75 Monroe Calculating Mach. 19.27 `~. Cal_if. Telephone Co. 8.00 C. T "Buck" Weaver 16.00 `'andes nl„m~,in~r Co. 71.48 Austin P. Howard 50.00 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 11.74 Carl Entenmann 21.21 F. Plummer 3.00 L. A. County health Dent. 8.05 `~• B. Parks 3.00 Perfect Typewriter Kev Co. x.15 H. H. Nixon 3.00 N. L. Curtis ~''.~4 L• ~• lyiyer 3.00 Vernon-Li€~htning Blue P^int :x.13 ~• j~• Sears 3.00 Belcher & ~'chacht ro. x,22 stay h. ivarrs 1.75 L. R. Hunt ~(?.00 E. C. Brownell 3.00 7:. h.. Tovrel "ert~i.ce Co. 1.80 Leo Lelean 3.00 Elysian springs Water Co. 2.58 Mrs. Joseph LaMont 1.50 Chain Belt Co. 4.48 C. ~~. Prince 1.50 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 10.12 Tv1rs. Augusta F. Hill 3.00 xay ~"Yilson .75 Mrs. C. Shryock 3.00 C. H. Johnston 1.02 Harold Halber 3.00 Imperial hardware Co. .bU Mrs. Frank Stralf.ord .50 Linde Air Products Co. 2.17 Mrs. Fmma Salter 2.60 Charles T. rieyl Co. 3.00 J. E. Freeman 2.60 Pacific Toro Co. 6.44 girt Concrete ~'~orks 88.94 Snyder Foundry Supply Co. 2.06 A. E. Dickerson 36.05 Curtis & Christensen, Inc. 3.33 Reliable Iron Foundry 74.55 Firestone Auto Supply ~ set. 8.19 Industrial Print. ~ Sta. 25.65 Benjamin Franklin's Auto Sup. 59.50 C. H. Davis hardware 6.92 Rich Budelier Co. 20.83 Hickey Wipe & Supply Co. 121.36 Ducommun Metals ~ Supply .60 Ducommun Metals & supply Co. 7.69 Sparkletts brining ~'Vater 1.55 hynwood Press 26.78 5. Calif. Telephone Co. 37.40 payroll Accolant 421.50 LeRoy F. Hamilton 1.50 e~RFFT n~'pARTPlIFNT: C. H. Davis Hardware 78.32 Compton. tl~n op ~~ op 4.08 Robert R. Walton, M.D. 3.00 H. ?~ 7.. Corxaorat3_^n 9.27 Imperial Hardware ,62 Standard Oil Co. 20.89 C. H. Johnston 485.31 C• ~3• Davis hardware 1.26 Automobile Club- of S. Cal. Q.68 Payroll Account 258.80 Firestone Service "tore Q o .15 ~ PAC l~;i., titiS `l'F1X S 1REET IMP . FU ~JD Encoch Chevrolet Co. ~°, •:~~ U• U• r'isher quipment o. 331.25 Burroughs Addi n~? Mach . Co. ~ . ~? ~• U• i''isher Etuipment Co. 291.50 Industrj al. Printing Q. cta . 13.E 4 G. G. Fisher Equipment Co. 331.25 Jorr T. Fairbanks 110.00 A. J. Bateman 645.00 L;~rp~ntood Press 46.23 Gilmore Oil Co. 313.18 i:~rry Mann 83.25 Street Department Fund 80fi Payroll Account 2,032.95 LIGHTING FUND: S. Calif. Edison o. 92'x.94 ?~ It eras moved by Councilman j~~tion and seconded hn Councilman Lake teat tre demands be allowed and warrants be drawn on the Citzr Trea- surer for said various amounts. roll Uall~ Ayes : Councilmen Lake, iyl~yer, luution, Snyder and Koster. Noes: bone. It was moved by councilman lv~eyer and seconded by Councilman Snyder that the City `t'reasurer be authorized to pay the City employees on the 5th of September, the 7th b~i.ng a legal holiday, All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried and it was so ordered. It was moved by councilman Nation and. seconded by Councilman Lake that the Council appropriate 100.00 for tt~e purchase of bunting suitable for Street c~ecorat3.ons on special occasions. Roll Call' Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Meyer, Nation,Snyder and Boster. Noes: None. There being no objection, the TVayor appointed Councilmen Meyer and Snyder to make such purchase. It was moved by vouncilman Nation and seconded by Councilman ~1eyer that Engineer Bateman"be instructed to have tvro of the tables in the park repaired and painted and placed for the convenience of citizens who may wish to use same to sit on and to play games. A17_ mem'oers of the Council voting aye, the P~I~~*or d?c7 ared the mo':ion carried and it was so ordered. It was moved b~ ~'o~~ncilman T~^~fie ~!nd seconded by Councilman Natior: that the meetin^~ ad iwrn to ~ertemrPr lath t`~~6 at 7:30 f. M. All members of tre Council x~resent votinr~• awe, trP I4'l,1zTO„ dPCl.ar. ed the motior_ ~^ulv carried. .. b ' `Y ~y ~ Ur ~ r ~ `sa 0 ATTEfl --=-~,'~ CITY C;:.:L;t~K, CI~l'Y UF' LlJ~~OUL `- __~.