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REGULAR IuIEETIIVG I~iARCH 19, 1946
The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular
session, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, 11331 Plaza Street,
on above date, at 7:30 P.~M.
Pdayor Wiggins in the chair.
Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins answered
the roll call.
Councilman Looney was absent.
It was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded by Coun-
cilman Meyer that the minutes of the previous regal-ar meeting of
March 5, 1946 be approved as written. All members of the City
Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly
carried and it was so ordered.
The City Attorney ruled that Councilman Looney is no
longer entitled to be a member of the City Council as he has been
absent for a period of 60 days from and after the last regular
Council meeting attended by him, without permission of the City
Council. Therefore, his office is hereby declared vacant.
WRITTEN COIviI~UNICATIONS:
A communication was received from the-Los Angeles County
Division of the League of California Cities announcing their next
meeting at Huntington Park on March 21, 1946, at 6:45 P. M. at the
Patriotic Ha11. All who were to attend so notified the City Clerk
and the communication was ordered filed.
A communication was received-from Harold Temple, 3519B
Palm Avenue,-making application for a license to operate a used
car sales lot at the southeast corner of Century Blvd. and Long
Beach Blvd.., stating that he is planning on surfacing the lot.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Willard and seconded by
Councilman Shrock that permission be granted and if there is to be
a temporary building that applicant be required to deposit X100.00
as a guarantee to remove the building upon 30 days' notice. A11
members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared
the motion duly carried and it was so ordered.
A communication was received from the Chas. A. Lindbergh
P. T. A. requesting that further safety measures be taken by the
City Council in connection with the crossing of Long Beach Blvd. by
children z=rho attend Lindbergh School. City llhanager Shannon was
instructed to check with the Police Department and endeavor to
give better service in connection with children who must cross
Long •Bea~ch Blvd. to act to school.
A communication was received from K. K. Schnurpel and J.
Cavanaugh petitioning the City Council not-to issue any more per-
mits for temporary real estate office buildings, hamburger stands,
and other similar buildings, and that each applicant be required
to comply with the new ordinance providing for a permanent building
of not less than 600 square feet area, as it is not fair to others
who have substantial investments in buildings, and that the buildings
are unsightly as well and tends to depreciate values on business
properties. There being no ob,~ection, said communication was
ordered filed ti~Tith the understanding that no further temporary per-
mits be issued after the pending applications are disposed of.
A communication was received from C. Y. Roscoe making
application for permission to establish a temporary building on
Lot 328, Tract 7046 to be used as a real estate office, stating
that the building has been approved by the Building Inspector.
A communication was also received from Ni. K. Dawes making
application to erect at 3330 East Century Blvd. a small temporary
building 14' x 8' fora real estate office.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Willard and seconded
by Councilman Meyer that permission be granted to said C. Y. Roscoe
and M. K. Dawes to move said real estate offices on said lots with
an agreement signed that they t~aill remove said building within one
year, or upon 30 days' notice, and that they be req~zired to deposit
X100.00 to guarantee such removal, and that hereafter no such tem-
porary permits be granted, but thzt applicants be required to com-
ply with existing Ordinance.
Roll Call
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
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A communication was received from the Regional Planning.
Commission of the County of Los Angeles transmitting a print of
proposed amendment No. 57 to the Master Plan of Highways of Los
Angeles County, showing the proposed re-alignment of Santa Fe Avenue.
It was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded by Councilman P.~eyer
that said proposed plan be approved by the City Council.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
The report o.f the gasoline consumed was received and
ordered filed, coveringg the month of February, 1946.
ORAL CO1V'iDiiUNICATIONS:
R~r. Lewis Engel addressed the Council regarding the matter
of replatting of the lots in Block 10, Tract 9288 on account of a
~. 5 foot shortage of ground discovered in a recent survey, stating
that he believes that the City and County sho~_~ld rectify the matter
and stand the expense in connection therewith.
City Attorney Barnes stated that he does not believe that
it _is the responsibility of the City to rectify. the matter, but
that it should be borne by the property owners as it was an error made
by the original subdivider.
Citty Manager Shannon stated that he Yzas conferred tsith Mr.
Mankie of the County Surveyor's office, and that they are conferring
v~ith the Coun-~~' counsel to determine whose responsibility it is,
stating that the Council P?ould give some help in clearing up the
matter.
The matter was laid on the table until .further information
i s received from the County of Lo.s Angeles.
-»-- Mr. Harrison Virtue addressed the Council requesting on
behalf of the Veteran's of Foreign Wars, permission to have a carni-
val show in Lynwood between April 4 to 14th, 1946. Thereupon, it was
moved by Councilman Willard, and seconded by Councilman Meyer that
permission be granted and that license fee be waived, subject to
approval by Chief of Police Kerr. All members of the City Council
present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion d~-rly carried.
Mrs. Barbee addressed, th,e Council on notice of dog license
due, vahereas she had secured a license in January.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
The matter of application. to operate a taxi cab service
by Dusty Doyle, was again considered.
Mr. Doyle addressed the Council on behalf of his application.
Mr. Wiseburg of the Yellow Cab Service addressed the Coun-
cil to the effect that their firm can handle all calls in Lynvuood
with the exception of rainy days.
City Manager Shannon reported on the matter recommending
that the matter be tabled until an amendment is .considered regarding
t_he taxi cab ordinance.
Chief of Police Kerr also addressed the Council regarding
the, need for amendment to present taxi cab ordinance.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded
by Councilman Shrock that said matter be tabled. A1.1 members of
the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion
~ duly carried.
ORDINANCE N0. 424, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
LYNVil00D CREATING A PUBLIC RECREATION COMItiiISSION PRESCRIBING TERMS
OF MEIa'lBERS, ORGANIZATION, POWERS AND DUTIES, " was read by caption
for the second reading. It was moved by Councilman Shrock and
seconded by Councilman Meyer that the further reading of said Ord-
inance be waived. All members of the City Council present voting
aye, the P~aym declared the motion duly carried..
It was moved by Councilman Willard and seconded by Council-
man Shrock that said Ordinance No. 424 be adopted as read the second
time, finally pass and be published as required by law.
Roll Call: .
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Willard, Wiggins and Meyer.
Noes: None.
NEW BUSINESS:
A quitclaim deed, dated January23, 1945, and signed by
Mary Miller and Dorothy Miller, whereby they convey to the Gity of
Lynwood Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5, Block 18, Mod,jeska Park and Lot 316,
Tract 2551, was submitted; also a Quitclaim Deed, signed by Rachel
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P. Abraham dated April 6, 1945, whereby she conveys her interest
in and to Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, Block 18, It4od,~eska Park and Lot
316, Tract `?5~1 to the City of Lynwood, was submitted; also quit-
claim Deed, dated May 15, 1945 a.nd signed by Anna Maverne whereby
she conveys her interest in and to Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5, Block 18,
Mod,jeska PaxK and Lot 316, Tract 2551 to the City of Lynwood, was
submitted. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Shrock ~n d seconded
by Councilman Meyer that said deeds be accepted and that the City
Clerk be instructed to cause said instruments to be~recorded in the
Office of the Recorder of Las Angeles County.
Roll .Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: 1''one.
A fsrant Deed, whereby the City of Lynwood proposed to
convey its interest in and to Lot 85, Tract 9~1 to Walter N.
Wright, was submitted.
Thereupon RESOLUTION N0. 1914, entitled: "RESOLUTION
SELLING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE AND AUTHURIZTTdG THE EXECUTION OF A
DEED UPON PAYMENT OF THE CONSIDERATION NAMED THEREIN," was read.
It was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded by Councilman Meyer
that said Resolution No. 1914 be adopted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
A Grant Deed, whereby the City of Lynwood proposes to
convey its interest in and to Lot 316, Tract 2551 to Charles A.
Ruby and Minnie C. Ruby, was submitted.
Thereupon RESOLUTION N0. 1915, entitled: RESOLUTION
SELLING CERTAIT3 REAL ESTATE AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A
DEED UPON PAYMENT OF THE CONSIDERATION NAKED THEREIN," was read.
It was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Councilman Shrock
that said Resolution No. 1915 be adopted.
Roll Call
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer,Willard and R-iggins.
Noes: None.
A petition signed by J. B. Alderson and 67 other property
owners requesting the City Council to initiate proceedings for the
construction of sidewalks, curbs and gutters in Tract 12600 under
an assessment plan wa submitted. Thereupon it was moved by Coun-
cilman Shrock and seconded by -Councilman Meyer that said petition
be referred to the City Engineer for checking.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins,
A report was received from the City Engineer regarding
the cost to have installed the extra pavement and gutter in Morton
Road, between Bullis Road and Gertrude Drive, stating that if the
City bear that part of the expense it would be approximately X600.00.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded
by Councilman Willard that the City agree to contribute X600.00.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Co-uncilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
A communication was received from City Manag-er Shannon
requesting that bids be received for asphalt and road oil covering
the requirement by the City of Lynwood for a period of six months.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Council-
man Willard that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
said bids to be received on April 2, 1946 at 8 P. M. All members
of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the
motion duly carried.
. A communication was received from City Manager Shannon
recommending that the City Counci•1 authorize the receiving of bids
for 4000 feet of 6 inch Bast iron pipe for use by the water depart-
ment. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Willard and seconded by
Cou ncilman Shrock that the City Clerk be directed to advertise for
bids for said vTater pipe to be received on April 2, 1946, as per
specifications accompanying said recommendat-ion of City Manager
which are hereby approved. All members of the City Council voting
aye, the D.2a.yor declared the motion duly carried.
A communication was received Prom City Manager Shannon
submitting specifications for Well No. 9 and requesting that the
City Council authorize the receiving of bids in connection therewith.
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Mr. Shannon also addressed the Council• suggesting that
well No. 10 -should also be thought of as it will be needed with the
shortage of rain and the growth of the City, however, that it should
be delayed until funds are available from State funds on a matching
basis which will be some time in May, 1946, about the 23rd; also,
that the reservoir-could be installed from State funds on a matching
basis, stating that this would help to maintain a steady pressure
in water mains. - •
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Willard and seconded
by Councilman Meyer that said specifications for V4'ater Well No. 9
be approved and that the City Clerk be instructed to advertise for
bids for the drilling of said well; also that the City Manager be
instructed to proceed with preparing site and Mans for the drilling
of well No. 10 and for the eventual installation of a reservoir for
the water department. All members of the City Council present voting
aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
~__ An ORDINANCE, entitled "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYN-
WOOD, CALIFORNIA, ADDING A NEW SECTION TO ORDINANCE N0. 418 TO B E
KNOWN AS SECTION 46 OF' SAID ORDINANCE; BEING AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
AND LICENSING COLLE~`1'ION, REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF REFUSE AND RUB BISH~
AND REGULATING AND LICENSING EACH PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION ENGAGED
IN THE BUSINESS OF THE SOLICITING FOR AND COLLECTION, REiG~iOVAL AND
DISPOSAL OF REFUSE AND RUBBISH IN SAID CITY, AND AMENDING SECTION 77
OF SAID ORDINANCE BY ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO," was read for the
first time. It was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Council-
man Shrock that said ordinance be accepted as read the first time and
pass to the second reading. A11 members of the City Council present
voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
City Manager Shannon reported on the request for exempt
license as made by J. J. Griffith where she proposes to sell the
products made by the Industrial Workshop for the Blind, reading a
letter that he has received from the Industrial Workshop for the
Blind to the effect that this is the only outlet that the blind have
to dispose of their pro duets as they cannot go out themselves, stating
that their method of sale .has been approved by most city officials
and the Better Business Bureaus.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded
by Councilman Meyer that the License Collector be authorized to
issue a free license to Mrs. J. J. Griffith to sell said products
for the period of one year, or to January 1, 1947. All members of
the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion
duly carried.
City Manager Shannon submitted a map showing proposed
parking on vacant lots owned by the City of Lynwood andothers to
be leased by the City, covering Lots 329, 330, 325, 326, 32x1, 335,
and west half of Lots 337, 3 38, 339 and 340, Tract 2551, stating
that it will accommodate approximately 68 more cars, which would
represent approximately the number of parking spaces lost when
parallel parking is put into effect on Long Beach Blvd., stating
furtr~er that he is negotiating with the owner of Lot 336 for the
. inclusion of said Lot; also, setting forth the cost for such work
of surfacing, etc., to be- X765.00, stating that he is securing an
opinion of the legality of spending City money for such purpose.
The City Clerk stated that the City Planning Commission had
approved such parking plan at their meeting held on March 18.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Willard and seconded
by Councilman Shrock that the City Manager proceed with said proposed
work for parking of cars as soon as he has determined the legal
status for spending such money; also that when said work is done that
parallel parking be required covering all of Long Beach Blvd.
Roll Call: -
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None. .~
City Manager Shannon reported on a request for the instal-
lation of the L. & L. Silent Alarm System for the store at 11432
Long Beach Boulevard to be connected with the Police Department,
suggesting that a small rental fee be charged, stating, however,
that such installation will be made without cost to the City of Lynwood.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded by Council-
man Willard that Juanita G. Legg and E. W. Luther be permitted to
have such an alarm system connected into the Police Department at a
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rental charge of X1.00 per year. All members of the City Council
voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
A communication was received from City Manager Shannon
setting up and establishing a wage policy for new employees,
suggesting the following for Water, Street and Park Departments:
Beginning salary of X180.00 per month, plus X10.00 per month war
bonus; X190.00, plus 910.00 bonus, after six months' service and
X200.00, plus 9fi10.00 bonus after 12 months' service,_ which is the
same schedule and time as followed in the Police and Fire Depart-
ments. Thereupon, it was moved by Councilman Willard and sewn ded
by Councilman P:~Teyer that said recommendations and wage policy be
adopted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
A communication was received from City Manager Shannon
suggesting the ,fob of Clerk dispatcher in liew of desk sergeant
in the Police Department with a starting salary of X180.00 per
month and a top salary of X200.00 per month, stating that one
Police Officer has resigned so that it opens such a position.
Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded
by Councilman P~~eyer that the classification of Clerk Dispatcher
in the Police Department be established and that the Civil Service
Commission be authorized to call an examination to fill an eligible
list therefor. All members of the City Council present _voting aye,
the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
City Manager Shannon submitted a report and graph of
territory to be traded with the St. Francis .Hospital in return for
other land owned by the City at the Park site, stating that the
difference in value of land in question is .1,,200.00, a part of
which may be refundable from the State fund for acquisition.
'T'hereupon it was moved by Councilman ti'~illard and seconded by Coun-
cilman Meyer that the City Manager be authorized to complete nego-
tiations with the St. Francis Hospital for such additional land for
street and park purposes at a total cost of X1,200.00, and appli-
cation be made to the State for reimbursement of X600.00 of said
amount. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the
Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
The City Clerk stated that the Planning Commission of the
City of Lynwood at their regular meeting held on March 18, 1946:
recommended to the City Council that a bridle path be established
along the south side of Century Blvd., from Bullis Road to Elm
Street and along the alley north of Platt Street, and northerly
along the easterly side of Bullis Road, and that the City clean
the parkway, alley and other ground of debris for such purposes; also
that the dirt be cleaned off the sidewalk on the north side of
Century Boulevard east of Bullis Road so that pedestrians may use
same, this request having been made by Mr. Brinker in order to dis-
courage children. from riding in the City Park. Thereupon, it was
moved by Councilman Willard and seconded by Councilman Meyer that
the City Manager be instructed to proceed with the work as requested.
All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared
the motion duly carried.
The City Clerk stated that the Planning Commission has
also approved the surfacing and resurfacing of streets of ma,~or im-
portance in the City of Lynwood and the installation of stop and
go signals; also recommending to the Council that the City Manager
be directed to endeavor to have other streets designated as
Streets of Raa,~jor Importance, including the east roadway of Alameda
Avenue and Santa Fe Avenue as it will. exist between Lynwood Road
and Fernwood Avenue when dedicated.
Thereupon, it was moved by Councilman Willard and
seconded by Councilman Meyer that the City Manager be instructed
to endeavor to have other streets designated as streets of ma,~or
importance for improvement from gasoline tax funds .received from the
State of California. All members of the City Council present voting
aye, the A;Iayor declared the motion duly carried.
The Planning Commission also had reviewed a request by
the Lynwood Junior High School as presented by the City Manager
that Magnolia Avenue be vacated through ,their property so that
they might develop their school grounds as one unit, covering the
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property that they are now acquiring south of the present school
site, and that in return therefor the City Manager had suggested that
a well site 'might be acquired by the City from school property,
recommending that the City Council proceed along that line.
Thereupon it was moved by~Councilman Willard and seconded
by Councilman Meyer that the City Manager be instructed to negotiate
with the Lynwood Junior High School as stated. All members of the
City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly
carried. '
The following demands were presented:
GENERAL FUND
Leo J. Meyberg Company 17736 ~ ~ 10.05
Lynwood Paint & Hardware 17737 13.63
A. L, Young, agent 17738 96,00
Comp ton Hospital 1 ^r 739 16.00
Ira Presson ' 17740 ~ 5.27
Automobile Club of Southern Cal. 17741 223.11
Rich Budeli er 17742 80.38
Federal Laboratories, Inc. 17743 ~ 239.34
East Imperial Dump 17744` 23.25
Vernon Lightning Blueprint Inc. 17745 3.49
Colling Publishing Co. 17746 24.60
Los Angeles'Stamp & Stationery 17747 114.24
Lattin~s Stationery & Printing 17748 8.20
Pacific Signal Co. 17749 1.00
Peerless Laundry & Linen Supply 17750 4.03
Radia Specialties Company 17751 12.10
The Los Angeles News Company 17752 2.93
Mimeographing Supply Company 17753 21.13
C. E. Ridley 17754 4.08
0. W. Smith 17755 3.65
Educational Service for Police 17756 7.50
Edw. Marsoobian 17757 62.53
°Banner Market 17758 96.64
Curtis & Christensen, Inc. 17759 1.72
The General Pacific Corp. T7760 9.84
Lynwood Garage 17761 1.44
Industrial Stationery & Ptg.Co. 17762 68.16
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. 17763 1.92
County of Los Angeles 17764 23.13
Water Department 1?765 52.00
Hugh R. McMeekin 17766 5.00
Lynwood Preas & Tribune 17767 189.11
Monitor Piero Products Co. 17768 ~ 2.00
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 17769 7.69
Sure~Start Ignition System 17770 _
38.22
Bates Manufacturing Co.' 17771 11.81
Stores Inventory 17772 ~ 128.73
Pearson's Paint Store 17773 14.01
City Shop 1?774 304.18
Southern Calif. Telphon e Co. 17775 81.85-
Southern Calif. Telphone Co. 17776 65.61
Faber Laboratories 17777 2.00
Blue Star Lumber Co. 17778 12.05
Arthur M. Chesley 17779 3.00
Petty Cash-Treasurer's Office 17780 53,41
Lynwood Hardware Co. 17783 4.02
Payroll Account 17782 5, 607.01
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WATER FUND
Paul Gillman 8830 15.75
Standard Oil Company 8831 ~ 5.54
Southern Calif. Edison Company 8832 ~ 593.80
City Treasurer 8833-8834 void 70.67
Southern Calif. Telephone Co. 8835 10.90
Neptune Meter Company 8836 866.4'7
Grinnell Company of the Pacific 8837 183.84
Southern Calif. Telephone Co. 8838 14,25
General Fund 8839 32,54
General Fund 8840 23.71
Pearson Pain Store 8841 4.10
Payroll Account 8842 977.50
`T'OTAL ~2, 799.07
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STREET IIuiPROVETuiiivT FUND
General Fund 5327
General Fund 5328
Lyyynwood Builders Supplies, Inc. 5329
TOTALll Account 5330
LIGH'i'IivG FUND
Pearson ~ s Paint Store 12,40
Associated Wr?olesale Elec. Co. 1241
Southern Calif Exlison Co. 1242
Southern Calif. Edison Co. 1243
Payroll Account 1244
TOTAL'
PUBLIC PARK ACCOUNT
185.28
77.12
7.70
1, 047.00
x,13 1.~0
4.10
166.05
1,102.66
127.71
24.00
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Southern Calif. Edison Co. 294 1.55
Roy F': Wilcox & Company 295 78.93
The Tractor Sales Corp. 296 7.18
Moody Sprin_kl er Co. 297 27.55
Reconstruction Finance Corp. 298 ~ 307.50
TOTAL ~ - 2~~
TAX DEEDED LAND FUND
City Treasurer 279 9137.50
moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded by Councilman Willard
that said Resolution No. 1916 be adopted.
It was moved by Councilman Meyer and seconded by Coun-
cilman Willard that the demands be allowed and warrants be drawn
on the City Treasurer for said various amounts.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
It was moved by Councilman Shrock a_nd seconded by
Councilman Willard that the City Clerk be directed to communicatC
with Assemblyman Ralph C. Dills thanking him for the splendid
support of the 90,000,000 City-County aid bill in the Legislature.
All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor
declared the motion duly harried.
The City Clerk wa_s directed. to communicate with Bertha
Hogan v.~ho recently resigned from the Red Cross work, commending
her for the many years of faithful service.
Plans and specifications, together ~,~ith estimates of
the cast and expenses in connection with the installation of curbs,
gutters, sidewalks and driveway aprons in certain portions of
Tract ,10503, known as Project No. 1945A was received from the
City Engineer. It was moved by Councilman Shrock and seconded
by Councilman Willard that said plans and specifications be
approved. All members of the City Council present voting aye,
the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
RESOLUTION N0. 1916, entitled : "A RESOLUTION OF ~i'HE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD IN THE MATTER OF PROPOSED
INSTALLATION OF CURBS, GU T'I'ERS, SIDEWALKS AND DRIVEWAY APRONS IN
THE DISTRICT HERETTdAFTER DESCRIBED• DETERMINING AND DECLARING
`T'HAT SAID tihIORK, OR IMPROVEiuiENT, ISM OF MORE THAN LOCAL OR ORDINARY
PUBLIC BENEFITS THAT THE EXPENSES THEREOF BE ASSESSED UPON A
DISTRICT• THAri' BONDS BE ISSUED TO REPRESENT THE COST THEREOF•
2'HAT THE~PROCEEDINGS `T'HEREOF BE TAKEN UNDER THE '~IMPROVEMENT~ACT
OF 1911 ~ AND AMENDIUENTS THEREOO• DIRECTING THE CITY ENGIT~EER
TO MAKE A DIAGRAtUi OF THE PROPERTY AFFECTED OR BENEFITED BY SAID
BvORK, OR IMPROVEMENT# DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO POST NOTICES
OF THE PASSAGE OF THE RESOLUTIONS AND FIXITQG A TIME AND PLACE FOR
HEARITdG PROTESTS. RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION, ~' was read. It was
Roll Call:
Ayes Councilman Shrock, Meyer, Willard and Wiggins.
Noes: None.
It was moved by Councilman Willard and seconded by Council-
man Shrock that the meeting adjourn to April 2, 1946, at ?:30 P.r.2.
All members of the City Council present voting a the Mayor
declared the motion duly carried.
ERK, OF L W00
Approved by Cit y Council
o n April 2, 194 6
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MAYOR OF THE I Y OF LS.~