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HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1941-11-04 - CC 30~ REGULAR P~.+IEETITtiTG NOVEI.~ER 4, 1941 The City Council of the City of Lynwood :net in a regular session in the Council Chamber of the ^vity Hall, 11331 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 F.Il~T. 1~Iayor i~ieyer in the chair. Councilmen Christensen, L~.ke, Zimmer:n:~n, ia~c~~eekin and ':~eyer ansv~~~ered the roll call. It was mcved b~. Councilman Christensen and seconded by Council- man ~icl~~7eekin that the minutes of tree previous regular meeting of October 21, and the minutes of the adjourned regular meetin~• of October 23, 1941, oe approved as ~~rritten. All. members of the Council present voting a.ye, the p~~a.yor declared the motion duly carried and. it ~Aras so ordered. 7dRTTTEN COh~P~ILTNICATIGNS: A communication was received from the Planning• Congress to the effect that their body has a proposal before them regarding naming a Boulevard "California Boulevard," suggesting and requesting information from Lynwood as to whether or not they «Toulo be v~rilling to chant e Califor- nia Street to some ether name -gin order teat there would not be any canflict- in~ names. V After due consider~.tion of the matter, it ~r.~as decided to table the matter to determine Ur'r~at South Gate and ~'untin~tan Park i~~ill do re- ~ardin~ the matter. A communication was received from the Planning; Congress callir_g attention to their ne~ct meeting to be held in the City of Glendale at the Oakmont Count?~y Club on November 8th, at 12.:30 P.ir?. All who can vrere ur~•ed to attend. " A communication was received from A. L. Young offering to pur- chase Lot 226, Tract 2551 for a total consideration of X534.48, being the tax title thereto. There being no objection, said matter was tabled for later consideration by the Council of said :natter. The hour of 8 P.r~I. having arrived, said time being the hour fix- ed for hearing any objections or protests in connection with vacation of 3~ feet of Peach Street, bet~~reen Lyr.~~rood_ Road and_ northerly line of Lot 65, I~Zodjeska Acres. It was determined that due notice of said hearing has been given by publication and postin:~ notices thereon in the territory affected as re- quired by later, and. that Affidavits of such action `Fre.re cn file in the of- fice of the Cite Clerk. * ;~ Thereuponthe Idlayor inquired of the City Clerk tRrhether or not any written objections had been filed. The City Clerk stated that none hs,d been filed in his office. Thereupon an Ordinance, entitled: "An Ordinance of the City Council of the incorporated City of Lynwood, California, abandoning and vacating a portion of Peach Street, and rAne~..lin~• Ordinance i~TO. 335 of said_ City," was introduced and_ read for the first'tme. It was mcved by Co~.znci lman Christensen and. seconded b~.r Ceuncilman Lake that said Ordinance be accepted as read the first time and na.ss to the second reading. Roll Call: Ayes : Councilmen C'r_ristensen, Lake, Zimmerman, ~1cl:~eekin and Iti~;eyer. Noes: .:one. . The hour of 8 P..4. having• arrived, said time being the hour fix- ed for receiving bids for the purchase of a '~~Iotor Grader for Street De- partment, a.s published in the Lynttrood. Press. The I~.a~Tor announced that t~iis txras the time and. place for receiv- ing bids and if any one present wished to bid. thereon. ~~°rho had not ~..lread_y filed hie bid vrith the Clerk, they mi=°ht d.o so now. There was no response. The City Clerk thereupon su'~mitted t~~~ro bids txrhich had been filed in his office. Thereu:~on it ~nTas-noved by councilman Christensen. ~.nd-seconded_ by Councilman Zimmerman t'r~r t the bi d_S be publicly opened any.. d_eclrre~? . All members of the Council present votin^~ r?ye, the °Taz*or µeclared_ the :notion duly carri ec? . The follot~rin~ firms submited bids: Smith Oath Usher ~^ . ~nr? RrOL".'YI-~°ViS Eq',zi anent CarnpanJT. said bids be~.n accompaned`.by certified checks in the principal amount of X100.00 each. There beinv no abjection, sai~. bids were referred to Engineer John Blain far checking . The hour of 8 P.I~JI. having arrived, said time being the hour here- tofore set by order ado~~ted by the City Council on the 2.lst day of October, r *The 141ayor inquired of the audience whether or not there was any one present .who wished to protest or object in connection with said matter. There was no response. 305 olution of Intention ~o. 1353, declar- ebtedness of Acquisitions a.nd ~r~pr~ve- 23 and 28, and Lynwood I~~~unicipal Zin- ceedin~ under a multiple District Re- nrovisions of the Assessment Bond the matter is resumed; notice of said hearing having been law, and copies of said Resolution tape prepaid, to each person to whom be assessed in the refunding proceed- ~.st equalized assessment roll of the ~_t his address as shown upon such zer in fee or having a lien upon or Land within said districts, whose ~f the land in which he is interested, zs of said resolution, and the above affidavits on file in the office of objection against said proposed re- ~,nd opportunity having been given to yard, and no oral objection having 3 submitted signed by John A. Blain, ;s forth that consents consenting to she terms stated in said Resolution 'iled with the City Clerk by the owners subject to assessment included within -Lne extierior boundaries of the total area which comprises said districts proposed to be refunded, and that said consents are shown as marked "Re- - ceived, with date, City Clerk's office," and that said. consents have been signed by the owners of the properties act forth in such consents who appear as such owners upon the records in the office of the County Recorder of Los Angeles County. Thereupon RESOLUTION N0. 1371, entitled: "IN THE P~gATTER OF THS REFUNDING OF ACQUISITION AND IMPROVEIVIENT DISTRICTS NOS. 17, 18, 20, 22, 23 and 28, AND MUNICIPAL ImPROVEh~IENT DISTRICT NO. 1 OF THE CITY OF LYN''J00~, RESOLUTIOi~1 SETTING FORTH FACTS ~?F HEARING, PASSING UPON OBJECTIONS, AND FINDING THAT THE.WRITTEN CONSENTS OF THE OWNERS OF A IvIAJORITY IN AREA OF THE LANDS IN SAID DISTRICTS TO BE REFUNDED HAS BEF~I~ FILED," was read, said Resolution being as f ollows: "WHEREAS, thert„City Council of the City of Lynwood; California., on the 11th day of September, 1941, duly pas~r:~d and adopted its Reso- lution No. 1353 declaring its intention} to refund the indebtedness of Acquisition and Improvement Districts Noy. 17, 18, 20, 22, 23, and 28, and municipal Improvement District. No. 1 of the City of Lynwood under and .pursuant to the provisions of the Assessment Bond_ Refunding Act of 1933, as amended; and "'~~rHEREAS, at the t ime and place fixed f or the hearin~,~ of pro- .- tests and objections to said refundin~~, and at the ti~,1e an d_ place ~,o which said hearing- was duly continued, hearin~_°s were duly held; and. it appear- in~ that only one written objection has been filed to said proposed re- fundin~, the same being filed by Alexander Construction Co., Ltd., owner of Lot 377, Tract 7046, .which said brotest represents less than a majority in area of the property within the said Acquisition and.. Improvement Dis- trict No. 18, within which district said lot lies; and less then a majority in area of the property vrithin the ar.~=a comarising all of said districts to be refunded, and no persons appeared and objected to or protested against said refunding, and both written and oral evidence upon the pro- ceedings has been taken and it appears tr~gt affidavits showing the due publication, posting and mailing of the =~,id_ Resolution of Intention 5~~ere filed in the office of the City Clerk at the time and in the manner re- quired by law and that all notices required by said Act hale been properly given and full and complete hearing has been had; and. "`'JHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lynwood has considered all of the facts and is fully i;lf ormed in all matters pertaining to said refunding . the City Alexander require t Districts tract No. " NO'tV,.THEREFURE, it is hereby resolved by the City Council of of Lynwood, California, as follows "Sectional. That, good cause appearing, the said protest of Construction Co., Ltd. is hereby overruled. "Section 2. That the public interest, convenience and necessity., he refunding of the indebte~:riecc of Acquisition and Improvement Nos . 17, 18, 20, 22, 23, and. 28, and T~uraicipal Improvement Dis- t of the City of Lynwood, as set forth in said. Resolution No. 135; *each of said Districts proposed to be refunded, who are likev~rise the owners of a majority in area of the lands included E7 `-' ""Section 3. That no protests or objections to such refundin~• have -been filed or .Wade, except the ;~rctest hereinabave overruled.. -- "Section 4. That the ~~~ritten consents of the ov~mers of a ma jarity in area of the lands subje~.~t to assessment (sometimes-called reassessment) included_ within eacri of said districts, to grit, Acquisition and Improvement Districts Nos. 1?, 18, 20, 2`~, 23 and. 28, and. Municipal Improvement Dis- trict No. 1 of the City of Lynwood, California, proposed to be refunded, who are li;~e«~ise the ocar.ers of a majoritJT in area of the lands included ~a;ithin the exterior boundaries of the total area ~;~~icri comprises said dis- tricts proposed to be refunded, consentin~• to the refunding and.. assessment (sometimes called reaGCessYnent) u>on the terms stated in said Resolv.tion of Intention, are on file in the office of tre Cit~r Clerk of the City of Lynwood, and that said. consents have been filed by the ot~mers a.s shown upon the records in tree ofi ice of the Count~T Recorder of the County of Los An~~eles on the date that such consents v~~ere filed_ wit~~ the clerk of this Council. Tr:~.t this Council further finds and_ determines trot said con- sents are in all respects valid, sufficient and.-~•enuine, and that this Council has acquired jurisdiction to proceed vaith the refunding; of the indebtedness of sai:~ districts under tr.e provisions of s~a,id Act. "Section 5. That this resolution.=hall be entered in full up- on the minutes of t;~is City Council." It was moved by Councilman IJIcI~2eekin and. seconded bJr Council- ~ man Lake treat ;aid Resal:;_tion No. 1371 be adopted. Role Call: Ayes : Counci.l:,~en Lak==, Zim~rerman, Christensen, Pti7cnJleekin anc~ T~ieyer. I~Ioes : None. Whereupon RESULUTiON P~~O. 1372, entitled: "IT~~ THE P::"ATTER OF THE REFUT~TDING OF AC~,UISITItrI~ Ar,~D IT~IPRUVE'."1ENT DISTRICTS I~OS. 17, 18, 20, 22, 23, and. 28, A~.'D I':~N~IICIF'AL II~.~IPRUVET~~ET~'T DISTRICT IvO. 1 OF THE CITY OF LYN`~'~'OUD. Rr~SOI~UTIU13 ORDERING THE REFUNDING GF THE C~UTSTAT~'DII~TG INDE~T~D~- NESS AND DIRECTING THE SUPr,RINTET~rDEr!T OF STREET'S TO PREPARh~ A DIAGRAP,i OF THE PRUFERTY UPON ',"dHICH AT~i ASS~,SSI;iEv~~ (S~OIdiETIi~~ES CALLED REASStESSaET'~T) FUR THE REFUNDING OF THE UUTSTAT~'DI1~;G- ITdDEBTEDItiESS OF SAID DISTRICT," was read, s~.id Resolution being• as follows "t~"1HrR1~,AS, tree City Council of the City of Lynwood: hasrlereto- fore, by resolution, determined. that the public interest, convenience and necessity require the refundin~~ by the City of Lynwood. of the in- debtedness of Acquisition and. Imprcvement Districts Nos. 17, 18, 20,2223, and 28, a.nd P~iunicir,al Imprcvement District I~To. 1 of the City of Lynwood, under one proceeding knovm as ~~, :~ulti;Nle district refunding proceedin~~, in accordance ~xrith the provisions of th.e Assessment Bond Refundin~~ Act of 193~~, Otis amended; and "`~`iHEREAS, said Acquisition ^nd Improvement District loo. 17 cverla.ps Districts Nos. lE;, 23 and 28; sa,ic: District T~`o. 18 overlaps Districts Nos. 17, 20, 2<;, 23, 28 and Lynv~tood_ I~~unicipal Improvement Dis- trict No. l; said. District TvTo, 2,0 overlaps Di.=trio No. 18; said_ District ivo. 2r, overlaps District T1o. 18 and Tunicipal I:~p:r~~rement District IvTo. 1; said District i~!o. 2b overlaps Districts Nos. 17, 18~ and 23; and said Municipal Improvement District No. 1 overlaps said Districts Nos. 18 ar~d_ 22. "'r',`HEREAS, said Acqui~ ition and. I:provement Di trio No. 18 lies pa,rtiall-l in the City of Lyn~~~ood., -partially in t'r~e Cit4,,• of Soutr_ Gate and partially in u~~incor?~ora.ted_ area of the County of Los Angeles; and ""db~HEREAS, said Acquisition and Improvement Districts Nos. 17, 20, a.nd 28 lie partially in tree City of Lynwood and. partially in the City o~ South Gate; and "'~~;HEREAS, the County of Los An~•eles rla=. on file in the office of the Clerk of this City Council a certified copy of a, resolution adopted by the Board. of Supervisors of t'r~e said Counter of Los Angeles on the tenth j d_ay of September, 1941, cansentin~• to the refundin~~ of the indebtedness of said districts under one pr.oceedin=~, and to the levyine~ of one assess- ment (sometimes called reassessment) therefor; and_ "Sn1HEREAS, the City Council of the City of Sout~; Gat;: has on file in the office of the Clerk of t'~:is City Council a.. certified copy _ of a resolution adopted 'cy the City Council of the City of South Gate on the 28tri day of July, 1941 consentine• to the refunding of the inaebted- ness of said_ districts and. to the l~vyin~• of one a,ssescment (sometimes called reassessment) tr~erefor; and "`;9HEREAS, on -the 11th d~.`r of September, 1941, the City Council of the City of Lynn"rood adon_ ted a resolution declar°in~~ its intention to refund the indebtedness of said_ districts anc'._ to levy one assessment (sometimes called reassessment) therefor, under the provisions of said. Act; and "'~`~HEREAS tree hearing u on ob ections and_ ~ p j protects ,A?aS d_Uly noticed and -_~~eld on the 21st day o~ October, 1941, and at :-yid time fur- tr~er hearing ;r~a~, by order entered upon the :Minutes of the Council, duly a.nd re~~ularly continued to this date; and 3 0'~ u'~=`HF~REAS, been averruied, and the thinms proposed lion' and one written rrotest ha.s been filed anc~_ the same has ao oral ;protests or or~~jections were filed or made to to be done as set forth in paid Resolution of Inten- "`~~'uHEREAS, a full, fair and im~~artial hearing ~~~ras had and an op- portunity given to all persons present to be heard-. "NO'S"y', THERF,FORE, be it resclved by the City Council of the City of Lynwood, California, a= follows "Seclien 1. That the Cit;r Council of the City of Lynwood, California, here~~~y finds and. determines that the a,~ritten consents to the refunding, upon tYie terns stated in said Resolution of Intention, of the o~~rners of a ma,jcrity in arer of the land subject to assessment (sometimes called. reassessment) included within each of said districts proposed to be refunded, who are likewise the owners of a majority in area of the lands included within the exterior boundaries of the total area ~ahic~l com- prises said. districts to be refunded, have here-t of ore been filed with the Clerk of:-said City Council. "Section 2. That said City Council hereby finds and determines that said- consents representing such majority as above determined ard. in all respects valid, sufficient and genuine. "Section 3. That said City Council hereby further finds and. determine- that notice wa.s ~•iven in accordance with the provisions of said. Assessment Bond Refunding Act of 1933, as amended, of the adoption of said Resolution of .Intention ~to refund and the time and. place fixed for hearing_ protests and objections against the proposed refundinY, and th~.t only one v~rritten protest eras filed and that the same has been overruled and that no oral protests or objections were filed or made. "Section 4. That said City Council further finds and determines that t'r~e public interest, convenience a.nd_ necessity require the refunding of the outstanding indebtedness of said. districts as set ferth~in said. Resolution of Intention, and the refunr'.in~ of all the outstanding indebted- ness of said Acquisition and. Improvement Districts I3os. 17, 18, 20, 22, 23 and 28, and municipal Improvement District No. 1 of the City of Lynwood, is hereby ordered, in accordance uvitr, the terms eet forth in Resolution of Intention No. 1353, to refund said outstanding indebtedness, and adopted by tree City Council of she CittT of Lynwood on the 11th day of September, 1941. "Section 5. A. J. Batemen, City Engineer and Superintendent of Streets of the City of Lynwood is hereby ordered to make a diagra;~ of the property upon ~.~~hich an assessment (sorntimes called reassessment) is to be levied, and to prepare his assessment (sometimes called reassessment} for tree purpose cf refunding the outstanding indebtedness of said Acquisition and Improvement Districts I~'os. 17, 18, 20, 22, 23 and 28, and Municipal Improvement Districts I3 o. 1 of the City of Lynwood. The exterior bound- aries upon which the said assess~ent (sometimes called reassessment) is to be 1 evi ed are described i n said- Re c c?ulut i cn of Intention t o refund and re=- f~rence is hereby made to said resolution for all particulars. Said. dia- gram shall shoti~; each separate 1©t, piece or parcel of land within the dis- trict upon r~:hicli the assessment (sometimes called reassessment) is to be levied, and the dimensions of each separate lot, parcel of land. Said diagram and assessment (sometimes called reassessment) shall be prepared in accordance with the provisions of the Assessment Bond Refunding Act of 1933,(approved June 5, 1933, Statutes 1933, Page 1915) and all acts sup- plementary thereto incorporated. by rererence therein and amendatory thereof" It `F~as roved b,y Councilman ~Iclrleekin and seconded by Councilman Christensen that said Resolution No. 1372 be adopted. Roil Call: Ayes : Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zim-r~erman, ~~cPJleekin a.nd ~~e y e r . Noes: I`one. A communication was received from H. B.Anderson offering to p~xr- chase Lot 1393, Tract 3389 .f or the sum of X2,00.00, or the City's tax title thereto. There`.being no objection, the matter was laid- on the table. A Petition w~,s received from firms deliver~.ng merchandise to hderchants in the City of Lynwood requesting that'rthe ordinance which pro- hibits trucks to be barked on Long Beach 81vd. fer delivery purposes, be amended so that they ti~JOUid_ be permitted to make deliveries and unload on Lone Beach .Blvd. betsreeiz certain hours, as the alley is insufficient. There being no objection, said Natter eras referred to the Chief of Police with instructions that he work out some suitable arran~~ement and report br~.ck to the Council his findin~•s . Petitions we~,e received- signed ~~y employees of the Grayson Heat Control, Ltd., petitionin:~?• the Council for installation of a four-way auto- matic traffic control signal at Imperial Highway and Alameda. Street as it ~t- is difficult or them to ~Tet to and. fro: ~,vor'.~ rn account of congestion thereat. There being-~ :zo cb.ject:ion, cr~id matter ~Fas referred_ to~ the Chief of Police; also. treat the Cit~r Clerk request the petitioners to a.l.=o petition the Couity of Los Angeles rep ardin~-,• sa.i~? r_zatter as part of 'the intersection txrill be in C~~unty territory when the Street is ~.rTidened. An application for emr~loyment was received. from George 'N. Hunt ;1 also report of City Court for month of Octo,er. There being no objection, said application and report s.~rere orderedi_ filed. ORAL CC~:~II•.IUI~rICtiT IGi~? S lrir. Eddie Foster address.°d t~~~e Crnancil regard.in~ a bill submitted. for umpiring at the '~toodrovr tdVilson ~3cheol pla,,yground in the sum of ~200.~~0 to the effect that it arras t~~e understanding ~r ith certain members of the Council at the be~~inninr° of the ball season that the City l~~ould assume this part of the cost .~ , It was dteternined. that not sufficient funds were set uo in the bud~~et therefor and on1~r a oalance of X170.')0 remains in said account . After d.ue consideration of t'r~e matter it ~.nta.s decided. to include a warrant in the demands to pay sai~_ bill. ` At this time Councilman Christensen requeste{ to be excused., which was ~•ranted, whereupon he vac~~a.te;~_ his chair ~n~:. left t'rae Council Chamber. , The matter of request for construction of Streets by the Cityr of Lyn«rood mao.e r:y C. C. Koehler who is proposinr?~ to subdivide the land east of Lewis Road wr?ere the H<.nsen-Larson dairy is lecated, seas brought up for' further consideration of the Council. After due consideration thereof , the Council referred the mat-u ter to City Attorney Ruby with instructions thatr~e confer ~,~~ith the ot~mers of the dairy to ascertain ~rrheth=r or not a.nythi nr~ can be done to have the dairy removed.. The matter of request for purchase of a dunlicat_~g machine for Police Department, ti+ras laid over until Councilman Zimmerman confers with the Chief of Police. A comrnunication was received fron the Com~7arcial Union Fire Insurance Co. calling r?_``~rtion to a Fire Insurance Policy expiring hiovember 7, 1941, eo~ering buildings a.n^, contents o~~rned _y the City of Lynwoo ~ in the amount cf X8750.00, sugr estin~~• that coverage be made on the schedule as a~•reed upon by tree Clerk and. their f~ rm and treat pre- rnium char~~e be the same, X122.50, until ne~,~~ ra.tes are est<;.tlished as they slave Fv~eenJreduced, but an adequa~e survey had. not yet been :Wade of properties ~o k;e insured; also making other recommendations ~;.= set forth ;More fully in their letter datery_ November 4, 1941. I•~qr, H. E. Zeiser being the a~_~ent for said C o:~pa.ny . Thereupon it c~Tas r^oved. b~T Councilman i~;IcP~eekin and. seconded tiny Councilman La~~e that said insurance cue rene~.h:~ed by H. E. Zeiser representing said Company on the basis as covered by their letter, and treat credit be given for rec7uct ~ on in rates ~.~.hen a orot~er survey is m~r'~e. • Roll Call: Ayes : Council.nen Lake, Zimmerman, Iv~c~.~eekin a.nd I~Zeyer. Noes: None. ' Absent: Councilman Christensen. ' Audit rep ort for uur~~rt:•=r end_in~- September 3`~, 1941 ~.~ras submitted as prepared btiT `,~V. R. ~aVright, Fublic Accounta_~t. A copy `^,ras liven to all members of tre Council present. There ,:eing no objection, said report eras ordered filed. ~' T'.~e f~:1l~wing demands were presented: GENERAL FUidD GEi~i:~RAL FU"rdD (con't) S'~andard_ Oi1~Gompany ~, 195.81 Dreher Tire & Auto Suc~~,~l,,r ~ 1.40 L. A. Co. Surveyor 2,.73 Imperial Ha -d_v~lar-e Co. , , 2.46 Read and Canpany 3.02 Anderson Equi~:ment Co., 6.70 Vernon-Li~~htnin~• Blueprt.Co. x.3:5 Charles T. Heyl Co., 2.70 Charles Bruning; Co., 4.64 R. E. Knorr ,52 State Comp. Ins. Fund 170.49 Lloyd L, Kind g,12 So. Cal. Telephone Co., 65.13 The Linde Air Products Co. x.04 Pearcon's Paint Store 7.21 Southland I4~Zotors 1.57 F. S. & W, r~. Hirsch 37.4:? Compton Hard~~~a.re Co., 4.a5 Hudson Lumber Co., 4.8~'~> Curtis and Christensen 57.64 La,,ttin's Scat. Sore 4.56 A. B. C. ~~atte_=~y 5.45 Criarles R. Hadley Co. , 1. %~~'~ Production Equiprnei7t Co. 29.01 Western Lithc~;ra~h, Co. , 45.2:? Earle 1~2. Jor~•ensen Co. 7.1`~ L. A. Starn~; ~ Stat. Co.. 1.5~~ Petty Cash-Treas. Office :`:0.32 R. F. Hansen 2,.50 Lynwood. Electric Cp, 2,22 Lyn. Press-Lyn. Tribune 61.13 Lynwood Prioto Supply 3.40 ~N. R. 1Vri`•'r~t 20::,.0 Soo:ler Service Station 62.23 John T. Fairbanks 137.50 C. H. Davis Hardware 22.96 Iv1ac'x Fix it Shop 1.53 Enoch Chevron et Co. , 16.27 '"'~- ,.~., 309 I GEi~TERAL FUND ( cone t ) 'a'rAi ER FUND ( con 't ) H. L. yram Co. Tax Col., ~ 3~~.00 Western pe tee o. ~ 674.65 Payroll Account 3,407.5 James Jones Co. Inc., 611.80 R. and P. Caf e 109.55 Pacific Soutriwest Pipe Co., 19.13 C. H. Davis H~.rd ware 5.85 Hickey Pipe & Supply Co., 54.43 'Eddies Sporting Goods 20~'.OO IUlueller Company 17.18 PUBLIC PARS FUND R. H. Baker & Company, Inc., 15.18 Tony Boere, Prop 7.93 City Treasurer 58.85 I,2. B. PJi. Box Co., 11.50 "Bob" ~h'illia.ms 7.55 A ;me Lumber ~.nd '~Y`reck. Co. , 15.04 Petty Cash-~`+ater Dept .Clerk 21 .83 A. S. Taft 6.50 Payroll Account 528.75 'Hudson Lumber Com.., 11.47 C. H. Davis Hardware 9.37 C. H. Davis Hardware 6.12 STREET II;Zi ROVEI~iERT FUI~TD WATT~;R FUND J. G. Tucker & Son ~+ 23.18. Smith Boot Usher Co', ~ 151.00 General Fund 306.51. .Industrial Stat. & Ptg. 35.33 Enoch Chevrolet Co., 3.10 Ind. Addressing Ma. Co., 8.68 Gilmore Oil Gompany 82,.61 Smith-Blair, Inc., 18.66 Payroll Account ~ .437.75 General Fund 20:'•.18 Hudson Lumber Co:, .58.$0 Burroughs Add inQ• I~~Ia . 14.35 C . H . Davi s Hard~rTa.re C o . , ~? . 35 Pacific Tank.:.&'Pipe C., 12.12 G. G. Fisher Equip,. Co., 41.72 Enoch Chevrolet Co., 787.2.4 It was moved by Councilman Lake a.nd seconded by Councilman Zim- merman that the demands be allowed and warrants be drawn on the City Treasurer for said various amounts. Roll Call: - Ayes : Councilmen Lake, Zimmerman, I~cl~~eekin and Meyer. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Christensen. ' •RESOLUTION N0. 1373, entitled: "RESOLUTIONd OF THE CITY COU~dCIL OF THE CI~'Y OF LYIv'~~IOOD OFFERIiUC~ TO PURCHASE CERTAIh~ PROPERTY DEEDED TO THE STATE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF DIVISION 1, PART 6, CHAPTER 8, ARTICLES 1 AND 2 OF THE REVENUE AID TAXATION CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA," w~.s ~rea.d. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Zimmer- man that said. Resolution No: 1373 be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes : Councilmen Late, Zimmerman, McIvleekin and Meyer. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Christensen. • An Agreement Waivin~_ Violation of Restrictions coverin~~ Lots 131 a,nd 132,,. Tract 2,551 in favor of Safeway Stores, Inc. ,was received. Thereupon RF~SOLUTION I~fiO. 1374, entitled: "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Lvi~':"OOD AUTIHORIZIi~G THE EXECUTION OF AIv' AGR.EEIiIEiT '~",'RIVING VIOLATIOAT OF RESTRICTIONS", ~~a,s read, It t~ras moved by Councilman Laltie and seconded by Councilman Zimmerman that said ReGo- lution No. 1374 be adopted. Roll Cali: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Zimmerman, IL~IcMeekin and Meyer. • Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Christensen. RESOLUTION N0. 1375, entitled: "IN THE MATTER OF THE PROPOSED IMPROVE141ENT OF AGNES AVENUE, MAGNOLIA AVENUE, BRADFIELD AVENUE, GERTRUDE DRIVE, CORI~TISH AVENUE, MURIEL DRIVE, CARESS STREET, ALMA AVENUE, MALLISON AVENUE, RUT~I AVENUE, SAN VINCENTE AVENUE, OTIS STREET, McNERNEY AVENUE, ALEXANDER AVENUE, LEY+iIS ROAD, STANDARD AVENUE, HULME AVENUE, CORNISH AVE- NUE COLYER AVENUE, SAMP SON AVENUE, JACKSON AVENUE WASHINGTON AVENUE, PINE A~TENUE, ELM AVENUE, PENDLETON STREET, IMPERIAL HIGHWAY, LOCUST STREET, LUGO AVENUE, PLATT AVENUE, ERNESTINE AVENUE, BULLIS ROAD, FERNWOOD AVENUE, NICHOLS AVENUE, LOUISE STREET AND CERTAIN ALLEYS, INCLUDING ALL INTERSECT TIONS OF STREETS AND ALLEYS BY CONSTRUCTING PUBLIC SEVERS. RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO INSTITUTE IMPROVEMENT PROCEEDINGS AND DIRECTING PREPARATION OF REPORT." was read. It was moved by Councilman McMeekin and seconded by Councilman Zimmerman that said Resolution No. 1375 be adopted. • ~ Roll Call: Aye a: Councilmen Lake, Zimmerman, McMeekin and Meyer. Noes : Non® . Absent: Councilman Christensen. Councilman Zimmerman spoke about the need of a resuscitator and radio for the Fire Department, stating that if the fire truck was equipped with two way radio it would eliminate the need for Police ear to go to fire to receive calla in the event of fire at other location; also that it will take some time before the resuscitator can be supplied on account of prior- ities. After due consideration of the matter, Councilman Zimmerman was instructed to check ®ith the Fire Chief to ascertain if such equipment was included in the budget. ~~~ :. It was-moved by Councilman McMeekin and seconded by Councilman Zimmerman that the City Treasurer, Special Counsel Moffitt and City Clerk be-authorized to appoint two real estatement to help appraise property on which the City holds tax title and on which a bid is tendered and that such appraiser be paid X2.50 each per parcel covering a minimum width of 50 feet, and for 25;"foot lots X1.25 per parcel, and that no bids be accept ed without the applicant depositing with Yids bid the appraisal fee which will be applied on the purchase price if accepted by the Council, and if not accepted to be retained by the City for cost of appraisal. Roll Gall: Apes: Councilmen Lake, Zimmerman, McTY7eekin and Ivleyer. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Christensen. At this time Councilman Lake vacated his seat and left the Coun- cil chamber. It was moved by Councilman Zimmermand and seconded by Councilman McMeekin that NIr. Ross be permitted to move in a temporary building in the rear of lot located on Imperial Highway and Long Beach Blvd., where he now has a used-car lots and that the Building Inspector be authorized to issue permit therefor. All members of the Council present voting aye, the Mayer declared the motion duly carried. It was moved by Councilman McMeekin and seconded by Councilman Zimmerman that the meeting adjourn to November 18, 1941 at 7:30 P.M. All members of the Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. MAYOR OF THE CT Y OF LYN6'~OOD ATTEST: CI Y LERK, CI Y OF LYNWOOD '`i