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REGULAR l~.!_=;E'T'ITVG liECE~~ER,Sj 1944
The City Council- of the City of Lynlalood met i n a regular
session i.n the Council Chamber, of the City Hall, 11331 Plaza
Street, Qn above date, at 7:30 F, P~?.
P?ayor^ Wiggins i n the c'~~air.
Councilmen Shrock, T,;ieyer, Tucker and Wi~~~irs ~~tere present.
Councilman Looney was absent.
It ~~ra.s moved by Councilman S}:rock and seconded by Council-
man T.-leyer that t_^.e rn'.nutes be approved as corrected.. All members
of the City Council. prPSer.t voting; a;le, the P!Ta.yor declared tree mo-
tion carried. `
G'~RIT`I'El~i CO~~!1~~UNICATIONS:
A corn;:~unic~tion ~~~~as received. from the Rotary Club of Lyn-
wood of"'eying to purchase Lots 71 a.nd 72, Block 18 of r~lod,jeska
Park far the sum of X525.00, free and clear of all debt and City
to furnish deed and Certificate of title, enclosing check for
X50.00 as a. ~.enosit. ThiG offer being w;-thin the appraisal of ~'
said property, and there being no one present ~~~1 0 l~~ished to in-
crease said of. er; it uias rnoved by Cauncilman.,~?P,yer and. seccrded
by Councilman Shrock that the offer be accepted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilm~-n Shrock, P~~Teyer, Tucker and. P'iggins
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A'r.sent : Councilman .Looney
A comr:unic~:tion lh~as received from Frank L. Eddy offering
to purchase Lct 5, Upston Tract for the sum of X3,200.00, free
and clear of all indebtedness and City to clear title thereon, en=
closing ~320.nn as a deposit thereon. Thereupon it was moved by
Councilman Tucker and seconded by Councilman A~Peyer that tre offer
be accepted, sai~.~ offer being within the appraisal of said property
and there being no one present va;~~o wishes to rzise the bid.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, ~,~Teyer, Tucker and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
Absent: Councilman Looney.
The City Clerk stated that the fee title may be purchased
by the City from the record ov,•ner, Parr. P. E. Beutke, covering said
Lot 5, tlpston Tract for tree stars of ?250.00, which seems v~rise under
the circl.imsta_nces, thus precluding the need for gtiet title action.
TJ~,eret?pon it was moved by Co>ncilman ShrocT; and seconded
by Councilrria.n P.~eyer that the fee title be purchased from r,,Tr. Beutke
coverintl~ said Lot for x'250.00.
Roll Call
Ayes: Counc',_lm8n Shr~ ck, P~~?ever, Tucker a.nd Win~~irs.
I~;oes : None.
Absent: Councilman Looney.
A communication was received from Harold IvT. Anderson offer-
ing to purchase tree E, 1 of Lot 1323, Tract 3351 for the sum of
X500.00. free and clear of all indebtedness and City to furnish a
clear title thereto, I!~Tr. Anderson proposing to ray for the Lot
in tv~ro installments of ~~2,OC.00 each, t?-,e balance accompanying his
offer in the stem of x;100.00.
This offer being witrin the anrr~isal of skid Lot and
there being no one pa~esent who vlished to increase the bid, an
"AGREEP:~ENT OF' SALE AND rURCHASE, CITY OF L`: Nt"v00D, A TYIUivI CIPAL COR::
PORAT:CO1~;' v~la.s stabrnitted.
Thereupon RESOLUTION TJC. 1745, entitled "A RESOL'cTION OF
i H~; CITY COU1v C:i L CF 'I'1-lE CITY OF L`,:N4`;'OOL, CALIF OR~IA, ACCEPTING BID
FOR T'1~E PURCHASE OF CITY OZ'dP:ED TAX liEEDED REAL PROPERTY, " was read.
It !R~a s moved by Councilman lheyer and seconded by Councilman Tucker
that said Resolution 1`~Io. 1745 be a_ dopted.
Roll Call
A.~ies: Councilman. Shrock, Neyer, Tucker and Wiggins
A?oes: TAT-one
Absent: Councilman Looney
The hour of 8 P. M. havin~• arrived, said hour being the
time fixed to hear any objections or rrotests in connection with
Rezoning the E. 80 feet of the South 2'70 feet of Lot 15, Tract
5103 from Zone Rl to Zone C3.
The T~Rayor announced that this galas the time and place
fixed for said hearing, inquiring of t,ose present if there was
any one present who wiehed to protest in connection with said
matter.
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Thereupon T+~`r. Frank. Palmer v!!ho resides at 4341 Linden
St. addressed the Council nrotestin~~ t'r.e rezoning of said property
on the grounds that it would have a tendency of lowering the value
of his residential property; also alleging that the proceedin~~s
for rezoning ~~ere not followed accordance to ordinance. 11~Tr. F.
Palmer also called attention to a business enterprise next to
t~~here the rezoning is proposed where the o~~!ner is manufacturing
in violation to zoning reg~~la.tions for Zone C3, therefore, stating
that eventually this Lot if rezoned ma,y be used for a similar ven-
ture; also stating treat he is not in favor of extending the busi-
ness district any farther vest on Imperial Highway.
At this time Councilman Looney arrived and took his seat
~t the- Council table.
P.~~rs. Tiller, 4031 Ios Flores Blvd, also addressed the
Cotancil on the matter of rezoning protesting on similar grounds as
;lr?r. Palmer, also speaking on the a~~~noyance to residents caused by
the firm making and repairing tanks on Imperial Highway.
IUir. BenF'ranklin, 5059 Imperial High~~a,y, owner of the Lot
that is proposed to be rezoned for business addressed the Council
on the matter of rezoning, calling attention to the need. for such
rezoning in order that he may continue his business that he has
worked hard in order to maintain and get on a sound financial basis;
also stating' that he had visited. all the neighbors in the neigh-
borhood and had. secured signatures. on a. petition a~=proving of such
change, stating that all excepting those protesting that he had
contacted fa~ror the zone change.
1'~r. Frankl in, Jr. , al sa addressed the Council on their
proposed business enterprise to the effect that they are contem-
plating on bi.ailding~ a nice stucco building that will add. to the
P~eneral appearance of the street and will help to hide the other
business that the Protestants are complaining about, statins?~ that
he does not believe that it will .tend to lower the value of resi-
dential property. Mr. Franklin presented a Petition signed by
T~~rs. John ~regnes and 37 other persons owning property in. that area
to the effect that they have no objections to the rezoning of said
property.
A"rs. h~~iller, 4031 Los Flores Blvd. addressed the Council
seeking information as to what can k~e done to cease further re-
zoning for business on Imperial Highway, stating that she owned
some lots on Imperial High~~iay further west and that she does not
want further business encroachment, however, that she is not r~ro-
testing the present ~rox~osed rezoning.
><Tiss Jane G. Frye also addressed the. Council along the
ramie line of thought.
The r~Ta,yor stated the procedure in cases of rezoning,
stating that any one has a right to request that their property
be rezoned, and. if the Council believes that there is any merit in
the request they hold_ hearings v!~hen intere~ed persons ma.,y protest
such. rezoning, s-tating further that this Council may. set up a policy
in connection with such matters, but that they can not bind the
hands of future Coy-ancils.
- The City Clerk stated that no written protests had been
filed.
.After a full and impartial hearing when all present were
given an orport~anity to be heard,
An instrument entitled: "FIvAL REPOxT OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Ot~ `~F~:E CITY OF LYNVti'OUD GA_LIFCR~vIA, IN hELATIUN TC PROPOSED CHANGE
OF ZCi~TE," covering said property, fixing a hearing on said Final
report for December 19, 1944, was read. It was moved by Council-
man NTeyer and seconded by Councilman Shrock that said Report be
adopted.
Roll Call
Ayes: Councilmen Looney, Shrock, It~eyer, Tucker and ~liggins.
Noes: None
The hour of 8 P. M. having arroved, said hour being the
time fixed for hearing any objections or protests in connection
with. rezoning Lots 1296, 129? and 1298, Tract 3335 from Rl to
lone R3, as posted and c?ublj shed as required by Iew.
The ItiRa,yor announced that this wa.s the time and place for
holding said hearing, inq~iiring of the audience whether or not
any one wished to protest in connection ~~ith said matter.
There v~ra s no response.
The City Clerk stated that no written protests had been
filed.
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Thereupon an Ordinance, entitled; "An Ordinance of the
City of L;,7nwood, California, transferring certain lands from Zone
R-1 into Zone R-3", was read for the first time. It wa_s moved ,
by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Councilman Shrock that said
Ordinance be. accepted as read the second tune and pass to the
second reading'.
Roll Call
Ayes ~ Co~_~ncilmen Loone;r, Shrock, ?vTeyer, Tucker and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
'- A communication was received from Robin A. Graves, City
Engineer recommending that an hydra~,lic truck hoist be purchased
for use in the Fark Dex~artment as it would gave time, stating
that one can be purchased from the Car Wood Company for X275.00
installed. Thereupon it was moved by Cot~ncilma.n Shrock that said
roi st be purchased a s recommended by Engineer Graves, which rno ti on
!~~as duly seconded by Councilman A^'.eyer and upon roll call showed
the following; res~?lt:
Ayes: Councilmen Looney, Shrock, Af!e,yer, Tucker and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
A communication was received from Robin A. Craves, City
Engineer recommending that an hydra~_~lic Truc Hoist be purchased
for the Street Department and to be mounted on the trrac~ that will be
dismantled now in use by the Civilian Defense, stating that the
cost of such hoist would. be 4375.00, plus X9.38 tax.
City Engineer Graves also ad~res~ed the Cot~ncil on the
matter of such hoists stating that the one to be used in the
Park Department will. not interfere with its continuance use in
Civilian Defense activities in case of need, however, that he
does not 1~now if the latter truck can be converted so that the
pump can be slid on the track or not.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Tucker and seconded
by Councilman Meyer that the ma±ter of purchasing a hoist for the
Street Department be held in abeyance for further ~.nvestiga.tion
and report. A1.1 members of the City Cotancil voting aye, the Mayor
declared the motion duly carried.
A communication was received from R. M. Downey t~ the
effect that he purchased Lot 49, Tract 2551 from the City of Lyn-
t~Tood and that the City have been unable to c1~=ar title, GtatinQ~
that he secured the tax bilk for X60.55 for current year, stating
that he was not to do any work at all on same until he had. the
clear title, therefore asking for a ref~~nd for taxes. It was moved
by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Councilman Tucker that the
City Clerk inform Nr. Downey that the City will. refund the x~urchase
price of the ILot and assume the tax if ;~,~~r. Downey does not want
to ~~~ait for the clearance of the title, otherwise no refund will
be made for taxes that ma.y have been paid. All members of the City
Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried.
A cor.~:;unication was received from the Department of Char-
ities, by C. G. Thompson submitting a bill for 4$17.00 for taking
care of emergent cases at their Emergency Hospital, resulting from
accidents for October and Plovernber. Inasmuch as the City does
not have any agreement for payment for such service and the ta.x-
nayers at large ray for such Coy my service, the City Clerk was in-
structed to secure further information relative to matter.
A communication utae received from the Grand Jury, County
of Los Angeles, by G. E. Armstrong, Foreman, attaching a coY>y of
Resolution adopted by them having to do with the Ganitation con-
ditions where food is served i_n cafeterias at schools, suggesting
that Cities check up on their Ordinance on health reg~~lations
to determine if it covers sch~~ols as !yell, and if not, then that
the Ordinance be reg•ulated_ to provide sanitary req>>irements. a.t
schools where food is being• served.
There being no objection, the matter was referred to the
City Attorney to eheck existing ordinances to see if it includes
sanitation reg~?lations at School Ca.fet.erias within the City.
A request for refund of weed assessment paid on Lot 11,
Tract 6728 was received fr•;m Bernard. G. Hotz, in the sum. of 4"2.65
alleging that h.e cleaned the weeds off himself. There being
ne objection, this matter was referred to City Engineer Graves for
investigat_on and report his findirg•s.
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A communication wa.s received from the Standard Oil Co.
of California wishing permission to cut the pavements in crossing
P.~agnolia Ave., Cedar, Agnes, Virginia, Josephine, Louise, Lynwood
Road, Fernwood Ave„Lugo, V~'alnut, Flatt and Bzzllis Road a.s they
are replacing their fuel line. Thereu?~on it was :moved by Cot.~ncil-
man,nleyer and seconded by Councilman Shrock that permit be granted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Gouncilmen Looney, Shrock, Iuieyer, Tucker and l~Jiggins.
r?oes:: None
The report of City Court and Fire Department for the months
of November, were received and ordered filed.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
TI~e matter of selling a Chevrolet Gar ir. the Police De-
partment, 4vas brought Lap for consideration.
It U~as moved by Councilman Looney and seconded by Councilman
Aieyer, that th.e City Clerk be instructed to advertise said ca_r for
sale,, offers to be accepted at the next regular meeting of the
City ,Council on December 19. All members of. the City Cotancil vot-
ing dye, the h~ayor declared the r~~otion carried.
ORDILTAIdCE N0. 404, entitled: "AN ORDITdAIvCE OF THE CITY
OF LYIv'4;'OOD, CP.LIFOR~~IA REGULATING `iRAVEI_ At`D T:~AFFIC IN AND UPOTT
`l'HE PUBLIC S'I'R.~`TS OF SAID CITY; FROVIDIJG A PENALTY FOR THE VIO-=
LATI^vT~i TIi.EREOF : AND FEFEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND ALL PARTS OF OFD..
DINAi~1CES IN C~I~FLICT HEREWITH +~ ara s read by caption for the seccnd
read~_ng. A cor;v of this Ordinance having been furnished to
each ~Gouncilman for study, it was moved by Councilman NTeyer and sec-
onded by Councilman Tucker that the further reading of said Ordin-
anc~ be waived. A11 members of the Coi_anci,l voting aye, the ~~1a,yor
declared the motion carried.
It c,~,, s moved by Councilman r~eyer and .seconded by Council-
man Tucker that said Ordinance No. 404 be adopted.aF read the
Second time, finally pass and be t~blishe.d as required by la.w.
Roll Call: .
. Ayes: Councilmen Looney, Shrock, P.2eyer, Tucker and .Wiggins.
Noes: None
' .RESOLUTION N0. 1748, entitled: "IN THE MATTER OF THE PRO-
POSED I'.~PROVEPfiENT OF `THAT PROPERTY IN TRACT 11862, BLOCKS °A° AND
"B" , ~RT~'CORDS CF LOS ANG EL~~'S COUNTY , 1'ARTI CULARLY BOUNDED BY BUL-
LIS ROAD ON `THE WEST, ERNESTIi~1E AVENUE ON THE EAST:', WALNUT AVENUE
ON THE SOUTH, Al`~'D THE PROPERTY LINE 149,23 FEET NORTH CF PLATT A_
VENUE Gib `1`HE NORTH, j~'r CCrISTR~~CTING CURBS AND GUTTERS CCivi~'L,ETELY
AROUND SAID BLOCK "B#~ AND FROItii THE AFORESAID FORTH PROPERTY LIN.I'
ARCUI3~D BLOCK "A",ALONG ONE SIDE OF BULLIS ROAD, 4`JALNUT AVENUE AND
r:RIdESTINE AVENUE AND CN BOTH SIDES CF PLATT AVENUE 'JdITHII~ THE ABOVE
DESCRIBED BCUNDARY~ RESOLUTION PROPCSIi`TG TO Ii~STITUTE IMPROVETJiENT
PROCEEDINGS AND DIRECTING FREPARATICN CF REPORT, " tn~as read. It
was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded by Cot}ncilman Tucker .
that srid Resolution No. 1748 be adopted.
* Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Loone~r, Shrock, Meyer, Tucker and Wiggins.
Noes: None
NEW BUSINESS:
A Quit~~:aim Deeci, dated June 26, 1344, and signed by. M..
B. Dilley covering Lot ~4, Block 6, T~.~:od jeska Perk, was submitted;
also ,Q,taitclaim Deed, dated September 2~a, 1944, and signed by
rrminia Coppi, covering Lots 34, 32 and 3.3, Block 6, R~TOdjeska Park;
whereb~,~ they convey their interest in said Lots tr_ the City of.
Lynwood, was submitted. Thereupon it ~r,a;; moved by Gouneilma~n
A~Teyer: and seconded by Councilman Shrock that said deeds be accepted
a.nd that the Gity Clerk be instructed to cause said instruments
to be recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Los Angeles County.
Roll Call:
Ayes : Councilman Loney, Shro ck, r~~ie,yer, . Tracker and Wiggins.
^TOes: P1~ne.
RE SOLUTION iVC. 1746, ent i tled. ~ "A R~~SOLUTICA OF THE CITY
CCUI~~CYL OF THE CITY CF LYhTVh'OOD REFG`RTI~G CN THE SALE OF 'AX DEEDED
FRU'r'E~tTY AS RE~,UIRED by AGREEMENTS NUP.`iBERED 15~ AND 173 BETWEEN THE
CCUI~'TY' CF LOS ANGELES AND `?'HE CITY OF LYN'~dCOD, " v~~a fi read. It !~~as
moved by Councilman Tucker and seconded by Goizncilman A-lever that
said Resolution be adopted.
Roll Call
Ayes: Cot%ncilman LoonetT, Shrock, ~,ieyer, Tracker and Wiggins.
Noes: Nor.e.
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sESCLL'T'1 T~~ 'r<(.• 1 r47, entitled: "R ~SL'_TION OF rE CITY CGtJI~-
CIL OF _r' CITY GF LYN'JJUUD UFF~,RIvu '1'U rUriChl?~L; CLk`l'AIIV ri3UPERTY DEEDED
`i't.,- 'n~. S'i'Al'E NDER JIVISIC%I'~ 1, .t'AF<.T ~,~ ChA~`rER g ARTICLE
1 Ai~D 2 CF I'Hr kEV~,iJUr A:~D '1'AXA`I'I(;'~; COllE CF -;_r' .5I'AT'E CF CAL7:FGI=t'•;IAa ~'
for Ajiunicipal purposes, ~~as read. It in~~~s moved by C~>uncilr~an
S~.rsck and seccndec~ by Co~~ncilmar. P~`eyer that rai d_ R. ~solt<tion P~1o.
1'T47 be ado~:ted.
Rcll Call
Ayes: Councilmen Looney, Smock, PJ~eyer, Tucker and '~'ig~g~ins.
Teo es : None.
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~.e fallowln~; der.~ands v~ere presented;
GEhiERAL FUND
Drerier Tire Service 19049 ~ 3
44
Fran'_~lin Auto Supply 19050 .
13
33
C. E. ll2ayl en 1 X051 .
2
31
Southern Calif. Ga.s Co. 1560 .
20
4?
So~~thern Calif. Telephone Co. 16561 .
75
94
Peerless Laundry-Linen Sup. 1n562 ~ .
3
4
°~"i~nicipal Supplies 16563-void .
45
86
Coast Envelor~e & LeatY~er Pro. 16565 .
29
67
Los Arg~eles County Health D. 10566 .
2
14
Schwabacher - Frey Cotxipa ny 16567 .
14.53
Tnd.tistria.l_ Sta. 8~ Printing 16568 28
7
Lattin's Stationery & Ptg. 13569 .
10.92
Flo,,~d B. Rov,~lee 1F570 517.97
Federal Laboratories Inc. 16571 4.05
Lend Escrow & Safe Deposit Co, 10572 6.47
-L,vnwood Electric Co. 1=',573 492
J. F. Batz~r Co. 165 74 46.69
Curtis & Ci^,r istensen, .Inc. 10575 39.03
Haase Auto F~rtc Co. 165'76 21.4
9
A, B. C. Battery 16577 .
25.46
Earle P;i. Jorgensen Co. 16578 5.45
J. ~T. Tucker &• Son 16579 15.20
Imperial Tri r~ Srop 16580 8.00
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Franklin Auto Supply 10581 .
,72
The Linde Air Products Co. 16582 Z~90
Enoch Chevrolet Co. 16583 8.01
Lloyd L. King 16584 2.46
Lynwood Paint & Hard.~Ja.re Co. 16585 128
Smith Booth Usher Co. 16586 5.13
Palomar Top Shop 16587 55.00
Warren Daetvtifeiler 16588 25.00
Y"ar Savings Bond Committee 16589 2500
A. V. Hokin 16590 500.00
L,ynv~rood Press-Lynwood Trihune 16591 ~ I34.68
Standard Uil Company 16592 2,94.32
~~r. Lee Parmelee 1653 20.00
Fetty Cash--Treas. Office 16594 13.05
Payroll Account 16595 4,626.73
F.. R. Fregory-Allen 16596 105.00
Ly nwcod Electric Co. 16597 2.05
N. L. Curtis, Spcl P~."dse 16598 g~23
Westinghouse Electric Sup. Co. 16599 128.85
C. E. P+Zaylen 16600 36.50
Lattin's Sta. & Printing 16601 42.04
Pacific Toro Company 166th 8.68
TOTAL ~ 6, 981.28
WATER DEPT.
Petty Cash ti~'ater Dept. l4'. Clerk 8449 5.96
Pu bl i c Park Fu nd X450 1, 198.50
Payroll Account 8451 751.00
City Treasurer 8452 28.00
Standar. d. Cil ^om~.~any 8453 15.75
Samr:io ns & Sons 8454 5.00
TOTAL
~ 2, 004.21
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STREET IIuFROVEIviENT FUND
Standard Oil Cor:~pa.ny
Payroll Account
Western Concrete 8~ Equipment
Southern Calif. Gas Gompa.ny
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Gi l~riore Oil Company
A~anni ng Bros. Rock & Sand
G. G. Fisher Er~u ~ pment Co.
TOTAL
5097 $ 9.5'7
5098 1, 019.64
Co. 5099 176.54
5100 1.60
5101 39.98
5103 66.86
5102 ~ 285.46
5104 62.00
~ 1, 661.65
LIGHTING FUND
Ray--Cite G~ ass Company 1185 47.97
Pacific Union Marbelite Co. 1186 112.75
TCTAL ~ 160.'72
PUBLIC PARK ACCOUNT
Payroll Account ~ 209 186.02
Del Amo Nurseries 210 94.30
r~nac's Fix It Shop 211 3.12
Alfreda L. P1IcGinnis 212, _ 260.04
TOTAL ~ 797.11
TAX DEEDED. LAND FUND
E. W. Tfinney 118 25.00
Title Ins. and Trust Co. 119 52.00
Calif. Federal Savings & L. A. 120 72.51
T. G. Dummett 121 25.00
R. W. Anderson 122 25.00
H. L. Byram, Tax Collector 123 95.49
Iti~Toffitt & Hemenway 124 277.00
TOTAL ~ 5?2.00
FU ]3LI C PARK FUND
Hugh Lester
213
253.6?
It etas moved by Col~nci7_ma.n Shrock and seconded by Coun-
cilman Looney that the demands be allowed. and v~rarrants be drawn
on the City Treasurer, for paid various amounts.
Roll Call:
Ayes : Co~~ncilmen Looney, Shrock, I~+leyer, Tucker and Wiggins.
Noes: None
Councilman Tucker addressed the council that in order to
comply with the pro;ni s e made to the Fa.rk Comi~ii tt ee by the. City Council
at their recent r!ieeting, that he moved that the City 1a~ngineer be
instructed to proceed with the.. following work on the west end of
the Park in the following order: Install Shuffle Board, Roque Court,
Worse Shoe Pits, tiro shelters and one picnic stove, shrubs around
rear of baseball bleachers, which motion etas duly seconded by Coun-
cilman ~~Ieyer, a.nd upon roll call shorted the following res~_21t:
Ayes: Councilmen Looney, Shrock, Drteyer, Tucker and Wiggins
Noes: None
The bill board installed next to Dr. Wood's dentist office
was discussed, but it was determined that it was installed in
accordance to ordinance.
It was moved by Co~;ncilman I~~eyer and seconded by Ccuncilman
Looney that the City Coz~nci]. invite the Los Angeles County Division of
League of California Cities to meet in Lynwood in January, 1945, and
that the V'~oman's Atzxilliary of the American Legion be requested to
serve the meal. A11 members of the Council voting a.ye, the IUTayor
declared the motion carried..
It was moved by Councilman Looney and seconded by Council-
man Shrock that the meeting adjourn to December 19, 1944, at 7:30
F. I~~. All members of the City Council voting aye, the Mayor de-
clared the rnotion dui.y carry
Approved by City Council on
December 19, 1944.
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Iu,AYOR OFT CITY ~ ~