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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1940-09-03 - CC~ 48 REUULAR %iEETING SEPT~~T~iBER 3RD, 1940 in the call. The City Council of t'r~e City of L~,rn~=ood met in a reo~ul~r sPSSi^n., Council Chamber of the Cit.r Hell, 11331 Plaza Street,; on above date, ; at P~rTayor Tti~leyer in the chair. 7:30 F. T'~l. Councilmen Christensen, fl~cT.~ieekin and P~Ieyer ans«tered the roll Councilmen Zimmerman and Lake were absent. It was moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Council- man TJ:cTvieekin that the minutes of the previous regular meeting of. August 20th, 1940 and of the a.d,journed regular meeting of August 20t'r~, 1940 be approved as written. All members of the Council present voting aye, the Tv~ayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. ~~~RITTEN GCI~iT:UNI CATIONS : A communication wae. received from E, P. A~Toritz Foundry, stat- ing, that replacement price of panel for "School Girl" traffic sign would be X2.50 each. There .eing no objection, said matter was referred to tTe Chief of Police. A. communication eras received from V. A. Nation advising that he is a licensed Insurance Agent, t:rerefore requesting that he be per- mitted to write some o;" the City's inrura.nce. There being no objection, said communication ti~Tas ordered filed.. A communication was received fro;n Cit.r Tre^surer ~ilxinson re- nue~ting permission to purchase t:^ro posture chairs for use of his steno- ~ra.phers, the purchase price, including sales to}~ being X40.0^. There -eing no ob,ection, the P.?a;,-or appointed Co mcilman PvTcP~ieekin a committee of one to ~+Tork ~~.~ith Cit~r TrP~_urer "'ilYin~on on trte matter. A com.unicntian ~~°•~as received from Paul Sc?~snidt making application for a. license to operate taro m-chine gun type games a.t 1121E Atlantic Ave. It v:las moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded r;y Councilman T.IcT;ieekin that the per..~it ne denied. All members of the Council present voting aye, the P~iavor declared the motion duly carried and it ~~.T,=,s so ordered. Report of City Court for month of August, t~ras received; also health report for week ending Aux_u:t 24, 1940; also arblic:-tion for employ- ment from a ?William ~~', l~tiurphy. There 'Doing no ob~eetion, t'rle ?~?ayor order- ed saidreports and applic~.tion filed. UNFIPv'ISHED -;USIPIESS: A communication Uras received from the Los Angeles Industrial Union Council that the Council notif~r there of any ordinances coming up in the governing ~~:ody of our man; cipa_lity, which ordina.nees might have an effect upon labor. A communic~tian vjras received from the City Attorney in connection vvith the suggested form of Ordinance prohibiting trespassing' and loitering for t'r~e protection of industries vital to National Defense as prepared by t'r~e League of California. Cities, advisinD~ the Council in part that the Ordinance makes no provision against picketing: red in no wise prevents legitimate picketins~ should such an occasion ar._ise. At this time Council- man Lake arrived and took his seat. There bein no objection, the T~?a.yor ordered the proposed Ordinance laid on tl_e table until a later date. The ecntract for furnishing electric energy: for fisc<1 yeas 1940- 41 vaas presented v:ith the notation of ap_:~roval by the City Attorney as to leg•a_1 form. Thereupon RESOLUTION NO. 1250, entitled: "A RESCLUTION OF THE CITY Or LYN~r'001 A~VARDI~G CCN'iRACT rCR FURIISHING ELECTRIC CURREIV'T FCR FUR- FOaE OE ILLUTuIA?ATIP~G CERTAIN ST'REE'i LA::FS ITJ SAID CITY ^10 THE SOUTHERN. CALIFORNIA EDISOTI CCT,~FANY", ~n,as read. It was moved b~% Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Christensen th~~t said Resolution No. 1256 be adopted. Roll Ca11: Ayes: Councilmar_ C~_ristensen, L~:.ke, It~icP~7eekin and T,;ieyer. Noes: None. Absent:. Councilman Timmerman. In connection vtith the reques± for signs to be loc<-.ted at cer- tain specified locatiarrs in the City za.s suggested bytT:e Junior Chamber of Commerce, Coancilrnan Lake was instructed to take care of the matter. NEVI' BUSINESS The City Clerk announced that tre insurance covering a.ll motor- ized equipment on Fublic Liability and Property Damage, as well as Fire and Theft, expire: on Se tem~aer 1~~-th, 194. After due consideration of the matter Councilman TrTcP."ee'_~in etas instructed to check into the matter of securing a suitable agency to write said insurance. X49 Councilman Christensen addressed the Council on the hazard v!Thich exists on account of minors st ripling their cars by removing the fenders, thereby ca.using~ acciden ts by flying rock and no protections in the event of collisions. Thereupon the I:~ta.yor instructed the City Attorney to check up on any e~:isting ordinances in surrounding Cities which ti~~tould prohibit such. striping, for study ':~~T the City Cou~icil. The following demands ~~lere presentee: GENERAL FUND GET~ERAL FUND (con't) l. Telephone Co. ~ So. Ca 0 7.18 Hotel Cafe ~ 93.00 . General Paper Company 9.53 Imperial Hardware Co. .71 Standard Oil Company 241.76 Sooner Service Station 13.32 American Checkti~~riter Co. 1.03 Imperial Auto Wrecking Co. r. 50 Surveyors Service Co. 7.62 A. E. C. Battery 8.27 California P.Ietal Enameling 12.36 Lund's Auto Parts 1.94 Srciith Booth Usher Co. 7.25 J. 1~I. E. Brown, IL~I. D. '7.50 Chain Belt Company 20.19 L. A. Ta~~~el Service Co. 1.80 Cliver Farm Ecuipment 4.24 Southland T"otors, Inc. 5.91 Iuiagneto Sales & Service Cc . 5.26 T1. L. Curtis, Spec. Tadse. 3.09 Earle Tai. Jorgensen Co. 2.99 Payroll .Account 2,810.00 Gar 'F'ood Industries, Inc. 5.14 John Fairbanks 125.00 Auto Electric Service 6.30 C. H. Davis Hardv,~Cre 15.84 Fafnir ~~~earings, Inc. 0.90 F"ATER FUND ~rov~n-Bevis Equiprr~ent Co. 2.06 Alfred L. Lee 3.35 A. Carlisle ~ Cor:~pany 13.22 P~,ueller Cor-ipany 19.,10 "Lob" F"illia.ms 5.19 Ra'sselaer Valve Co. 200.00 F. S. & t'r. 1x1. Hirsch 2.32 Calif. State Relief Ad. 46.27 L. A. Stamp & Sta.. Co. 1.65 The Linde Air Products Co. 3.14 FFvater Department 52.00 R. H. Baker & Co., Inc1 110.21 Graybar Electric Co. 4.45 Hacr:er Pipe and Supply Co. 2,69.47 Pierson-DeLane, Inc. 2.01 Alriambra_ Foundry Co., Ltd. 17.30 . '~tilson's Car'pon Co., Ltd. 34.61 R. H. Baker & Company, Inc. 27.06 Vernon. Light. Blueprint 1.44 United States .Post Office 100.00 California Pencil Co. 1.86 Addressograph Sales Agency 4.18 Alfred L. j~ee 6.69 Lurroughs Adding lUlachine Co.31.60 Vernon Light. Blueprint 8.24 Independent Add. lt4ach. Co. 34.49 Alameda Pips & Supply Co. 9.27 Industrial Sta.. & Pt~_. 21.2.2 Burroughs Adding Ivia_chine C o. 2.50 Hickey Pine & Supply Co. 35.61 Harry Picaering 5.00 r'a.ter Refunds--Trea.s Off. 18.00 G. T. }/ell 100."0 Payroll Account 497.50 L. A. Automotive storks 92.19 C. H. Davis Hardware 31.7fi Judscn Lumber Company 7.6~ STREET IP~iPROVENIENT F'UPdD H. B. Crantford Co. 21.00 Southland r~iotors, Inc. .11 Pacific Signal Co. 9.27 Gil:~ore Oil Company 82.61 Carl Entenmann and Son 8.76 J. G. Tucker & Son 13.94 Industrial Sta. 8~ Ptg. 22.31 Paulsen and Tti~Iarch 40.22 Pierson-DeLane, Inc. 12.31 Standard Oil Co. 42.33 United Radio Supply Co. 5. 6? T'r.e Linde Air Products Co. 3.74 Sch~7abacher-Frey Co. 19.50 Fayroll Account 375.00 Harold Spangen~cerg 2.00 C. H. Davis Hardware 2.58 Elysian Springs `E'ater Co. 1.55 LIGHTING FUND Petty Cask-Treas. Office 11.15 Taylor G. P. & Sales Co. 190.90 "Bob" Williams 14.63 SPECIAL GAS TAs. FUND Rantz Motorcycle Sales Co. 2.99 Vido Kovacevich 1,587.49 It was moved by Councilman Lake an:? seconded by Councilman I4~_clJieekin that the demands be allo~~~ed and ~~a.rrants be dra.~R1n on the City TreasureYy fc~r said various amounts. Ro11 Call: Ayes : Councilme n Christensen, Lake, Ir":cMeekin and Tvleyer. Noes; None. Absent: Council man Zimmerman. It wes moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Council- man Tv~clti~ieekin that the City Clerk be instructed to notify a.ll orga.ni- zations t!~ho are usir.~ the Council Ch amber for their meetings to discon- tinue to do so~_on account of the increased recuests by other similaz° group poll Call: Ayes: Councilme n Christensen, Lake, IL~TCT~Ieekin and Tt~Ieyer. '~ yes : None. Absent: Council man Zimmerman. It ~^~as moved by Councilman Lake and seconded 'cy Councilman Christensen that the meeti ng adjourn to Sertember 14th, 1940, at 10--A. Pal. All members of the Council present voting aye, the Pvayor declared th.e 15~ motion duly e.rriec' ar~d .t v~~~ ~o o:r~c?.ered. I:~AYCR. OF THL CITY CF LYNti'~OOD ~" AT~'EST. ~: ,,. L~f /~/~ C ~Y CLERY, CITY OF LYNt~~00D