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ADJOURNED REGULAR IuTEETII~,TG OCTOBER 11TH, 1937.
The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a.n adj~mned
regular session, at the City Hall, 11331 Plaza Street, on above date,
at 7 P.Ivi.
Mayor Bolter in the chair.
Councilmen. Lake, i,?eyer, Nation, Snyder a.nd Koster ans~rrered
the roll call.
It was moved by Councilman Snyder and seconded by Council-
man hleyer that the minutes of the previous re~.~ular meeting of Octo-
ber 5th, 1937, be approved as written. All members of the Council
voting; a,ye, the 1blayor declared the motion duly carried.
RESOLUTION i'0. 1010, entitled: "RESOLUTION OF =i'HE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYI'~~'OOD, CALIFORNIA, R~~:QUI?,OTING THE LYNI~~'OOD
ASaES~I+IiENT RELIEF CORPORATION TO i.rIAYE CER`T'AIN CHANGES IN 'THEIR PRO-
GRA~~I FOR LIQUIDATION OF THE DEBT OF ACQUISITION AND II~IPROVEIvIENT DIS-
TRICT N0. 19," providin€~; that the provisions in the byT-laws of said
Corporation, rela_tin~~ to cor~~pensation of efficers, directors and
em;~loyees, be amended so that no provision is made therein for pay-
ment of any compensation to any officer, director or employer on any
percentage basis or otherwise, vva_s read. It cuss ~..oved by Councilman
Lake and seconded by Councilman Nation that said Resolution No. 1010
be adopted.
Councilmen Nation, Lake and Barter spoke on the resolution
to the effect that this action was taken in order to clear up the
objection that has arisen because of the matter of profits that might
.accrue ~~nd. the distribution of same to certain officers of said cor-
poration, stating that the elan was not one set up by the Council,
but by property owners urithin the District; and that the Council are
an,Lious to do a~~~ay v~=ith a_ny objectianable features.
Roll Call on motion:
Ayes: Councilmen Lati~e, I.Ie.yer, Nation, Sntrder and Bost~r.
Noes : Alone
The hour of 7:30 P.I.I. having arrived, said time being the
hour fixed for hearing protests a.nd objections in connection with
refunding of the indebtedness of Acquisition a.nd Impravement Districts
~TOS. 6, 9 a.nd 10 of the City of Lynwood.
T~layor Barter reque.~ted the City C1_erk to~ produce the Affida-
vits of Publication, posting and mailing of the Resalution of Inten-
tion to all. aroperty ou<<ners in said district 6, 9 and 10. Thereu~.~on
the City Clerk submitted affidavits in connection tiArith said matter,
a 11. x7roperly executed by the officers in charge and on file.in his
office.
The P.Zayor inquired of the City Clerk v~~hether ar not any
~~;ritten objections or protests had been filed. WhereuY~on the Clerk
stated that none had been filed.
Thereupon the Mayan inquired of the and fence whether ar not
there eras any one present who wished to object or protest to said
proceedin~~s, and tirhether or not any one titrished to submit a ~~.7ritten
objection. There was no response.
City Treasurer Reed gave a., sir=orn verbal st.,tement as to the
total amount of the indebtedness to be refunded, stating that the
amount of nri ncipal of bonds for A. & I. Dist. No. 6 is as set forth
in Resolution No. 1004, i.e. X16,138.64, and unpaid interest coupons
in the amount of ~p796.63, ma.hing a total of ~~16,935.27; the indebted-
ness to be refunded for A. &: I. Dist. No. 10 is ~4I,917.74 principal,
and X3,701.36 of due and unx~aid interest, ma king a total of X45,619.10
the indebtedness to be refunded for A. & I. Dist. No. 9 is the princi-
~~al amount of X56,303.43; plus X5,466.40 of due and unpaid interest,
m~~'cin~:; a_ total of ~a61, 769.83.
The City Clerk stated tliC_t the public ~_nterest, convenience
and necessity for the refunding of the indebtedness of A. ~ I. Dist.
Noy. 6, 9 and 10 and the advantages to be gained therefrom, is that
it will increase tax collections, help build up vacant property
thereby increasing the taxable wealth of the City, a.nd property values
will increase and be readily Bald. at a fair price.
The Playor inquired vaha_t landoulners' cansents have been filed
tiX'hereupon the City Clerk presented ~evera.l consents received, peti-
tions filed and consent of several corporations, stating that there
are several hundred others on file in his office. Upon questioning
the City Clerk stated that he had checlzed the records of the Title
Insurance a.nd Trust Co. to ascertain the record ovtmer of all proper-
ties within said Districts as they appear upon. the retards in the
office of the County Recorder; also that he has examined the filed
consents to be assured that carne vrere signed by the Retard o~~ners of
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land in the uistrict, a_nd that he finds 54.b5~ot' suc" va_1id consents
there filed for A. .}~ I. Dist, I~~TO. C, 61,86;; for A. ;~~ I. Dist. Nc.
10, and 54.44-',lo for A. ~_ I. Dist. Igo. 9. Sa_id_ x~ercentaP;es do not
include any c~~_rds that ~vrere invali? because they ~^rere not sz~ned
by the prover person end for a.ny other reason. T'r:e C1er~ stated
also that t'r1e €xuthorization of corporate sib°n<-tunes ?.-er,e e._amined
and only those consents included th~~.t ~~-:,ere =~roperl,y e<cecuted.
The City Engineer upon be`_n~- st•~orn stated tJ~'a.t he has
computed the area of the lands in the.r?i strict subject co reassess-
r~.ent in the refund~n~ proceedin~<.~s a.nd the area of lands for t~~hich
sufficient signed w~~ritten consents have been filed, and that suf-
ficient signed t-;ritten consents of t-e ot-~ners of said ,~~_reas are as
f"ollov,*s
Acquisition a.nd Improvement D.~strict No. 6:
Total area in district 229.823 Acres 10O.0O~
Total area represented
by consents 125.59<? " 54.65°~0
Acquisition and I mnrovrrnent District i~o . 10:
Total :;area. in district 128.009 Acres lOC.OO'o
Total area_ represented
by co nsents 79.186 " 61.86"~
Acquisition a.nd I mprovement District No . 9:
Total ^rea. in district 161,517 Acres 10O.00jo
Total area re~pr4~sented by
consents 8.7.929 " 54.x!4:
It having been determined that the hearin`; t""vas had at the
tir;;e and :lace firmed by F~.esoluticns Idol. lOC4, 1005 and 1006 a.nd a.s
-oer notices roosted and ~~lailed, a.nd tl~iat the ~-~ro?~er persons were
called, snvorn and ~,a_ve evidence upon the Sufi icienc,y ->f the con-
sents, the necessity of refunding, etc., therefore t~°:e follot~~ling
Nes~;lutions ~°rer.~e presented:
RESOLUTION N0. 1011, entitled: "RESOLUTION SETTIidG FORTH
FACTS OF HEARI~1G, PASSI?~C UPON OLJECTIOi~iS, AvD FITdDI'!CT THA`I' THE
?~(RITTEId COIISEI~ITS OF TI-fE 01"T~iERS OF A '~~~AJORITY IN Ar~EA OF THE LANDS
Iid AC~,UISITION r~P1D I?PROVEI.":ET~'Z' DISTRICT `0. F; HAS BEEI~i FILED," was
read. It L".18.~ ;roved by Councilman Snyder a_nd sec~?nded bar Councilman
Lake that saic3_ Resolution No. 1011 be ado~~ted.
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Aves : Councilmen La, e, Ieyer, 7T^ tion, Snyder ann. Roster.
?oes : Id~ne .
RESOLUTION N0. 1012, entitled: "RESOLiJTIO SETTIPdG FORTr
FACTS OF Ht~,ARIhdG, PASSIh~G UP'OAT OBJECTIONS, ANU FINDING THAT THE
'~xrRITTET; COvSENT ~`F Tr-E OI'dl\TERS OF A A.`AJORITY IN AFB' A ~:?F THE LANDS
IN ACQUISITION Al`,ID Ii':~iPROVE?d:EI~T DISTRICT N0, lO HAS BEEN FILED,
eras read. It v!aas moved by Councilman Nation and seconded b,y Coun-
cilman IIey~>r trkat said Resolution No. 1012 be adopted.
Roll Call:
Ayes : Councilmen L:+~e, i;?e; er, I~T~ tion, Snyder and Koster.
?oe s : hT<~ne.
R.ESOLUTIOI`I i10. 1013, e ntit 1_ed : "RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH
FACTS CF HEARIIKJ, PA SSI~IG IJPOII OBJECTIONS, Ai~D FIvDIIG THAT THE
U`1RIT'1'Ev COT•1SEIvT OF TAE 0~`1IvL,RS OF A I;+AJO:RITY Ii~1 AREA OF Tr=E LAPvrDS
IN ACQUISITION AND Iui'PROVEIuiEI'~T DISTRICT `0. 9 HAS BEE~r FILED," teas
read.. It t";a,_s jnoved by Cou~ci_lman Snyder anc~ seconded by Councilman
La'_~~: that said Resolution 110. 1013 be ado~~ted.
Roll Call:
Ayes : Councilmen Labe, ~~ey~r, h°~; tion, Snyder and Roster .
~'~oes: N ne.
RESOLUTIOi~ N0. 1014, entitled: "RESOLUTIO'< OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CI'I'Y OF LY~dlr~`OOD, CALIFOR1VrIA, 01-IDERIT?~' THE REFUNDI!'~`G
OF THE I?'DEB'1'EDI.'dESS OF ACQUISITION AD IP~iPROVEIaII~:I`,~`I' DISTRICT NO. 6
OF SAID CITY AI?D THE ?:'~Ax`I'JG OF A REASSESS~~~EIdT Ti'IEREFOR," `vas read.
It v!as moved by Councilman ILT-tion =nc1 seconded_ by Coun~ilrna.n Snyder
that said Resolution No. 1014 be adopted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen LaILe, I,~Ieyer, Nation, Snyder and. ~JC?s ter.
Noes : I~?one.
RESOLUTIOi'1 N0. 1015 entitled: "RESOLUTIONd ":;F THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYIdd~"OOD, CALIFORIA; ORDEF~ T?dE REFUi\TDIPJG
OF THE INDEBTED^?ESS GF ACG~UISI~'ION AI~tD II+~.PR.OVEi:~;ENT DISTRICT IdO. 10
OF' SAID CITY AIdD THE.:AI'ING OF A R.EAS.aESST~E,?T THER~~FCR; ~' t~~ras read.
It was moved by Councilman PJle,yer and seconded by Councilman Snyder
that said Resolution No. lOl5 be ado~~ted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen L~1'_e, I:e~,~er, T?n%ion, Snyder and. ro~ tex~.
A?o es ; ~~one .
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RESOLUTION N0. 1011
"WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood, Calif-
ornia, on the 14th day of September, 1937, duly passed and adopted
its Resolution No. 1004, declaring its intention to refund the in-
debtedness of Acquisition and Improvement District No. 6 of the
City of Lynwood; and
WHEREAS, at the time and place fixed for the hearing of pro-
tests and objections to said refunding, a hearing was duly held and
no written objections against the proposed refunding had been filed
with the City Clerk and no persons appeared and objected to said
refunding, and both written and oral evidence upon the proceedings
was taken, and it appeared that affidavits showing the due publica-
tion, posting and mailing of the resolution were on file in the
office of the City Clerk of said city, and that all notices required
by the Assessment Bond Refunding Act of 1933 have been properly
given; and has
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood/considered
all of the facts and is fully informed in the matter:
NOW, THREFORE, it is hereby resolved by the City Council
of the City of Lynwood, California, as follows:
Section 1. That the public interest, convenience, and
necessity require the refunding of the indebtedness of Acquisition
and Improvement District No. 6 of the City of Lynwood, California,
as set forth in said Resolution No. 1004.
Sec. 2. That no protests or objections to such refunding
have been filed or made.
Sec. 3. That the written consent of the owners of more
than a majority in area of the lands in the District subject to re-
assessment in the refunding proceedings, consenting to the refunding
and reassessment, has been filed, and that this City Council has ac-
quired ,jurisdiction to proceed with the refunding of the indebtedness
of said District under the provisions of said act."
RESOLUTION N0. 1012
~' "WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood, Calif-
ornia, on the 14th day of September, 1937, duly passed and adopted
its Resolution No. 1005, declaring its intention to refund the in-
debtedness of Acquisition and Improvement District No. 10c~' the City
of Lynwood; and
WHEREAS, at the time and place fixed for the hearing of pro
tests and objections to said refunding, a hearing was duly held and
no written objections against the proposed refunding had been filed
with theCity Clerk and nopersons appeared and objected to said
refunding, and both written and oral evidence upon the proceedings
was taken, and it appeared that affidavits showing the due publica-
tion, posting and mailing of the resolution were on file in the
office of the City Clerk of said city, and that all notices required
by the Assessment Bond Refunding Act of 1933 ha Ye been properly given
and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood ha.s con-
sidered all of the facts andis fully informed in the matter:
NOW, THEREFOR, it is hereby resolved by the City Council
of the City of Lynwood, California., as folla+s
;'~ Section 1. That the public interest, convenience, and
f necessity require the refunding of tY9e indebtedness of Acquisition
and Improvement District no. 10 of the City of Lynwood, California,
as set forth in said Resolution No. 1005.
Sec. 2. That no protests or objections to such refunding
have been filed or made.
Sec. 3. That the written consent of the owners of more
than ana~jority in area of the lands in the District subject to re-
assessment in the refunding proceedings, consenting to the refunding
and reassessment, has been filed, and that tHs City Council has
acquired ,furisdiction to proceed with the refunding of the indebted-
ness of said District under the provisions of said act."
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RESOLUTION N0. 1013
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"WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynv~rood, Calif-
ornia, on the 14th day of September, 1937, duly passed a.nd adopted
its Resolution No. 1006, declaring its intention to refund the in-
debtedness of Acquisition and Improvement District No. 9 of the
City of Lyhwood; and
WHEREAS, at the time and place fixed for the hearing of
protests and objections to said refunding, a hearing was duly held
and no written objections against the proposed refunding had been
filed with the City Clerk and no persons appeared and objected to
said refunding, and both u=ritten and oral evidence upon the pro-
ceedings was taken, and it appeared that affidavits showing the
due publication, posting, and mailing of the resolution were on
file in the office of theCity Clerk of said City, and that all
notices required by the Assessment Bond Refunding Act of 1933 have
been properly given; and
I~`HER.~,AS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood ha
s ccm-
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sidered all of -the facts and is fully informed in the matter:
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby resolved by the City Coun-
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cil of the City of Lynwood, California, as follows: ~/
Section 1. That the public interest, convenience, and
necessity require the refunding of the indebtedness of Acquisition
a.nd Improvement District No. 9 of the City of Lynwood, California,
as set forth in said ResolutionNo. 1006.
Sec. 2. That no protests or objections to such refunding
have been filed or made.
Sec. 3. That the written consent of the owners of more
than a majority in area of the lands in the District subject to re-
assessment in the refunding proceedings, consenting to the refunding
and reassessment, has been filed, anc, that this City Council has ac-
quired jurisdiction to proceed with the refunding of the indebted-
ness of said District under the provisions of said acx:'
RESOLUTION N0. 1014 -•
"WHEREAS, the hearing of objections and protests to the re-
funding cf the indebtedness of Acquisition and Improvement District
No. 6 of the City of Lynwood, as proposed in Resolution No. 1%04,
has been duly had and no protests or objections were filed or made;
and
WHEREAS, by resolution entered upon the minutes, this Coun-
cil has determined that the written consent of the owners of more
than a majority in area of the lands in the District subject to re-
assessment to the proposed. refunding and reassessment has been filed,
and this C~~uncil has acquired jurisdiction to proceed with such re-
funding and reassessment:
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Councilof theCity of Lynxrood,
California, does hereby resolve, determine and order as follows:
Section 1. That the public interest, convenience, and
necessity require the refunding of the indebtedness of Reduisition
and Improvement District No. 6 of the City of Lynwood, and the re-
funding of such indebtedness under the Assessment Bond Refunding Act.
of 1933, as amended, and the ivy of a reassessment them-for, as pro-
posed. in said Resolu~ton No. 1004, are hereby ordered. Reference is
hereby made to said Resolution No. 1004 for the total amount of the
outstandag indebtedness of the District, the amount of principal of
bonds included therein, and. the amount of due and unpaid interest
coupons included therein, and for all other rarticulars.
Sec. 2. That the total maximum principal amount for which
a reassessment shall be levied is the sum of sixteen thousand, nine
hundred tw=enty-five and twenty-seven hundredths dollars 016, 925.2.7 ) .
Sec. 3. That the City Engineer cf the City of Lynwood is
hereby directed to prepare a diagram of the ~ operty included within
the District upon which the saidreassessmert shall be levied, in
accordance with said act, and when said diagram is completed, the
Superintendent of Streets of the City cf Lynwood is hereby directed
to and shall proceed to make the reassessment in accordance with the
provisionsof said act."
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RESOLUTION N0. 1015
"WHEREAS, the hearing of objections and protests to the
refunding of the indebtedness of Acquisition and Improvement Dis-
trict No. 10 of the City of Lynwood, as proposed in Resolution No.
1005, has been duly had and no protests or objections were filed or
made ; and
WHEREAS, by resolution entered upon the minutes, this Coun-
cil has determined that the written donsent of the owners of more
,,,,~, than a m~ jority in area of the lands in the District subject to re-
assessment to the proposed refunding and reassessment has been ~l.ed,
and this Council has acquired jurisdiction to proceed with such re-
. ' funding aYid reassessment
NOW, THERr:FORE, the City Council of the City of Lynwood,
California, does hereby resolve, determine and order as follows:
Section 1. That the public interest, convenience, and
',~ necessity require the refunding of the indebtedness of Acquisition
and Improvement District No. 10 of the City of Lynwood, and the re-
~,~ funding of such indebtedness under the Assessment Bond Refunding Act
of 1933, as amended, and the levy of a reassessment therefor, as pro-
posed in said Resolution No. 1005, are hereby ordered. Reference
is hereby made to Gaid Resolution No. 1005 for the total amount of
the outstanding indebtedness of the District, the amount of due
and unpaid interest coupons inclu ded therein, and for all other
particulars.
Sec. 2. That the total maximum principal amount for wYich
a reassessment shall be levied is the sum of forty-five thousand,
six hundred nine and ten hundredths dollars 045,609.10).
Sec. 3. That the City Engineer of the City of Lynwood is
hereby directed to prepare a diagram of the property included within
the District upon which the said reassessment shall be levied, in
accordance with said act,and when said diagram is completed, the
Superintendent of Streets of the City of Lynwood is hereby directed
to and shall proceed to make the reassessment in accordance with the
provisions of said act. 'r
RESOLUTION N0. 1016
nt'HEREAS, the hearing of objections and protests to thy-
refunding of the ir~btednessof Acquisition and Improvement District
No. 9 of the City of Lynwood, as proposed in Resolution No. 1006,
has been duly had and no protests or objections .were filed or made;
and
WHEREAS, by resolution entered upon the minutes, this Coun-
cil has determined that the written consent of tree owners of more
than a majority in area of the lands in the District subject to re-
assessment to the proposed refunding and reassessment has been filed,
and this ~onncil has acquired jurisdiction to proceed with such re-
funding and reassessment:
NOW, THEREFOR ~, the City Council of the City of Lynwood,
California, does hereby resolve, de terrnine and order as follows
Sectionl. That the public interest, convenience, and
necessity require the refunding of the indebtedness ofAcquisition
and Improvement District No. 9 of the City of Lynwood, and the re-
'~:4, funding of such indebtedness under the Assessment Bond Refunding
''~ Act of 1933, as amended, and the levy of a reassessment therefor,
as proposed in said Resolution No. 1006, are hereby ordered. Refer-
ence is hereby made to said Resolution No. 1006 for the totalamount
of principal of bonds included therein, and the amount of due a_nd
unpaid interest coupons included therein, and .for all other par-
ticulars.
Sec. 2. That the total I~4aximum principal amount for which
a reassessment shall be levied is the sum of sixty-one thousand,
seven hundred fifty-nine and eighty-three hundredths dollars
(~61, 759.83) .
Sec. 3. That the City Engineer of the City of Lynwood
is hereby directed to r~repare a diagram of the property included
within the district upon which the said reassessment shall be levied,
in accordance with said act, a.nd when said diagram is completed,
the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Lynwood is hereby di-
rected to and shall proceed to make the reassessment in accordance
c+.Tith the provisions of said act. r'
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RESOLUTION N0. 1016, entitled: "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNT~r`OOD, CALIFORIIIA, ORDERI~,rG THE REFUNDIfG
OF THE INDEBTEDNESS OF ACC?UISITIOP3 AND IPJiFROVEI,~iENT DISTRICT NO. 9
OF SAID CITY A1~TD THE I'r~AKING OF A REASSESSPJ~ENT THEREFOR, " wa.s read.
It waC moved by Councilman Snyder a.nd seconded by Counciln~~n Lake
that said Resolution No. 1010 be a.dorted.
Roll Call:
Ayes : Councilmen Lake, It~eyTer, T~Ta_tion; Sn;,rder and Bas ter.
Noes: Nnne.
It wa.s moved by Councilman ?Nation a.nd sec~~nded by Council-
man Snyder that a_ recess be taken for 10 minutes to consider matters
vrith regard to liquidating A. ~s I. Dist. No. 19 (Imperial). A11
members of the Council voting aye, the I~~~ayour declared the motion duly
carried.
The meeting recessed at 8 P.ItI. ,~~nd the se:~sion resumed a.t
:10 P. ~. , a.nd upon roll ca_11 shoved .the follo~~ring present :
Councilmen La,~e, I~leyer, Ijation, Snyder and Boste~..
It ~;ias moved by Councilman Nation a.nd seccnded by Council-
man Snyder that the Cit~r employ P,l~r. H. A. P1aslund. for a. period of one
month to ti~Torlr on the n~ tter of securing z~ledges and z~a,yments for liqui-
dat~.ng the debt of Acquisition and Improvement District No. 19
(Imperial Hig°hUray ), at a salary of 150.00 ?per month.
Roll Call:
Ayes : Councilmen Lake, I.~eyer, Nation, Snyd~:r a.nd Buster.
Noes: None.
An application was received_ from Robert A. Jaelaon making
arr,lication for rlor~:_ of any ~~ind. There being no objection same vTas
ordered filed.
The health report was received and ordered filed.
A communication was received from the Board of Supervisors
attaching certified cop,v of Resolution ~~Therein they appropriate cer-
tain mon~sfor the a.id of certain assessment districts, setting
forth a. total allocation of X881,913.14 for certain County Districts
and P/unicipal A. & I. District, including Lyn~t-0ood_ A. & I. Dists.
15, lO, 18, lO, 20, 24 and 26. There being no objection the com-
munication tr~as ordered filed.
A communication was received from Ed~Yin E. Ripley making
application for permit to set insic_e the set back line on L. B.
Blvd. 5 feet on his "V" shaped lot at State St. a.nd Long Beach. Blvd.
for construction of ~. building. The City Engineer stated that he
~~~ould prepare a. sketch sho~ATing the dimensions for study of the Coun-
cil.
A communication was received. from City Attorney Ruby re-
garding appli`ation of Southern C:>l.ifornia Edison for easement in
Tract No. 6312, recommending certain procedure to follow. There-
upon it was ;roved by Councilman Lake and seconded. by Councilman ~I~eyer
that the recommendation of City Attorney Rub,yT be fol7_ov~~ed and. the
City Clerk. be instructed to notify the Southern C~._lifornia Edison
Co. Allmembers of tr;e Council pry=sent voting aye, the Ma;~ror d.eclared_
the motion duly carried.
City Engineer reported regarding the drainage ditch to be
constructed on the tTTest side ±~f Santa Fe Avenue from i~Iebpr St. to
El Segundo Blvd. to the effect that he has talked about the matter
with City PZanager Gidley of Compton and that the Street Department
a.re willing to construct the ditch as requested provided tr.e Council
wishes them to do so.
Thereupon it was .roved by Councilman Lake and seconded by
Councilman Snyder that En€f,~ineer Bateman be instructed to cooperate
with the City of Compton in this matter a_nd construct said ditch.
All members of the Council voting aye, t'r~e P,~ayar declared the motion
duly carried.
T~Ir. H. A. N~~slund addressed the Council reporting for tl~e
Lynd~.~ood Assessment Relief Curpora.tion to the effect that they have
seen fit to amend Art'_cle 9 of Section 3 of their by 7_ac:s. to stripe
out the part that refers to any rrofits that might accrue to certain
officers as sot Bested by Resolution of tree City Council.
It was ...oved by Councilman Lake and seconded b,y Councilman
I~?ey~=~ t]~.at the meeting adjourn to October 19th, 193'7, at `7 :3r) Y. `~~.
All members of of the Council voting aye, the P.~a~,~ur d_ecla red th.e
motion duhT carried.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK_
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