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REGULAR MEETING JUNE 5, 1946
session
Street,
answered
The City Council of the Ci t5
in the Council Chamber of the
on above date, at 7:30 P.. M.,
P,~Iayor Doty in the chair.
Councilmen Shrock, Williams,
the ro 11 call.
of Lynwood met in a regular
City Hall, 11331 Plaza
Jensen, Wiggins, and Doty
It was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded. by Council-
man Williams that the minutes of the previous adjourned regular
meeting of May 29 be approved as written. All members of the City
Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
The hour of 8:00 P. M. having arrived, said hour being
tree time fixed for receiving any and all bids on two improvement
districts, commonly knov~m a.s Morton F.oad and Louise Street, res-
pectively, as per specifications and as per notice published in
the Lynwood Press as required by law. The ~~~ayor announced that
this was the time and place for receiving bids, inquiring if there
was anyone present who wished to submit a bid.
There was no response.
The City Glerk stated that three bids for~each district
has been filed with him. _
ThereL?pon, it was moved by Covncilman Shrock, seconded
by Councilman ~~iilliarns that said bids be p?~blicly opened, examined
and declared. All members of the Council present voting aye, the
Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
The follo~nring bids were submitted on the Louise Street
Sob:
Vido KovaceYich, South C~a.te.
. Eoddum and Peterson, Surfside
Fred D. Chadwick, Lynwood.
Tt was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman
~S'ila-lams t_r,at said bids be referred to the City Manager fo-r check-
ing and report. All members of the City Council voting aye, the
Mayor declared the motion dtaly carried.
VThereupon three bids were- opened on the lutorton Road ,job
from the following:
Vido Kovacevich, South Crate
Boddum & Peterson, Surfside
- Fred D. Chadwick, Lynwood .
It was moved by Councilman ?~'igg~ins, seconded by Cotancil-
man Shrock that said bids be referred to the City nRanager for
checking and report. All members of tree City Counc-il present
voting' aye, the P~ayor declared the motion duly 'carried.
A communication was read from Sure Way Cab Company in
regard to the regtaest of the Chief of Police that their color
scheme be changed. Councilman Shrock auestianed "what is the matter
with the present scheme"? Chief Kerr being- in the audience ex-
plained that their color scheme was in conflict with Yellow Cab
Company and that the meaning of the ordinance demands that theme -
be no conflict in color schemes be-tween cab companies.
rdlr. E. E. 1"lhitley, a partner in the Sure Way Cab Com-
pany, addressed the Council, stating that they had their present
color scheme, namely, yellovr and. red, first. Councilman Shrock
commented that in his opinion the colors were alright. Chief
Kerr informed them that there was a civil suit being pressed by
the YellovV Cab Company. City attorney Barnes ruled that this
was merely an appeal to the r,ouncil from the cab company, the
only question being, "are said colors distinctive?"
V~rhereupon, it was moved by Councilman ~nTillia.ms, seconded
by Cotncilman Shrock, that the matter be referred to the City
Attorney. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the
IVTayor declared the motion duly carried.
A letter from Postmaster Halverson asking permission
for a helicopter mail flight test at the City Park was read.
There was a discussion as to whether the park should- be used for
such a project. It was moved. by Councilman !~~iggins, seconded by
Councilman Jensen that if a suitable location other than the park
cotald be agreed upon, permission world be granted. All members
of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the
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motion duly carried.
A communication from .S. W. King was read, asking for
var3.ous concessions from the City in regard to a proposed subdivisit~n
in the westerly part of Lot 1, Upston Tract. It was moved by Coun-
cilman Williams, seconded by Councilman Jensen that said matter be
referred to .the City Engineer. All members of the City Council
present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
A communication from the League of California Cities
announcing the date of their annual conference vas read and ordered
filed.
A communication from City Treasurer Allen R. Floyd contain-
ing the audit of the old Playground and Recreation Committee books
as requested at the last regular meeting of the Council was presented.
It w.Tas moved by Councilman Williams, seec~nded by Councilman Jensen
that said report be accepted and. forwarded to the Recreation Commis-
sion.
CITY MANAGER'S REPORTS:
The City Manager reported an the Engineer's findings on
the pump bids as requested at the last meeting, said findings being
that bid of Vlintroath Pumps, Inc. was the desirable one both as to
price and specifications. It was moved by Councilman Shroclti, seconded
by Councilman Williams that said bid be accepted and all others re-
,~ected.
Roll Call.:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and ?Williams.
Resolution No. 1962, entitled, "RESOLU'T'ION APPROVING BUD_
GET PROPOSAL Z'0 THE STATE DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS FOR EXPENDITURES OF
ONE~F'OURTH CENT GASOLINE TAX FOR STREETS OF P~IAJOR IMPORTAldCE AND ONE_
CENT GASOLINE TAX FOR STATE HIGHWAYS," was read. It was moved by
Councilman tiWiggins, seconded by Council-man Shrock thatsaid Resolution
be adopted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and
Williams,
Noss: None.
V~~~ereupon, the Manager reported on stop signs at P~ulford
and Fern~n~aod Avenues at Long Beach Boulevard, said stops being re-
quested by a ItiTr. Moore at the last regular meeting of the Council.
The P~~anager explained that Mr. Reece from the Division of High~~rays,
State of California would not recommend said stops but said they
might try one at Mulford Avenue but definitely not a.t Fernwood Avenue,
where one would be a hazard. Councilma~Jensen suggested a 15 mile
per hour speed limit through town. The Manager explained that that
vaould not be feasible. Police Chief Kerr explained to the Council
that his department is having a definite campaign towards reducing
speed on the boulevard via traffic citations, resulting in an appar-
ent 7 miles per hour decrease in average speed through touln.
It was moved by Councilman Williams, Seconded by Councilman
Jensen that such stop sign installations be held off indefinitely.
All members of the City Council voting a.ye, the Itna,yor declared the
motion duly carried.
The City Manager explained as to the contract between the
City and Los Angeles County Health Department, using said County's
facilities for our health inspection service. I.t is merely a renewal
of an existing contract, the Manager recommending that the Council
approve this agreement. It .was moved b,y Councilman (~lilliams, secon-
ded by Councilman Shrock that said agreement with the County be
accepted a.nd that a contract be entered into.
Roll Call:
.Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and
'~~'illiams.
Noes: None.
The City rllanager re•pported on specifications to be adopted
for ready-mix asphalt, explai'hg that there is a lot of time wasted
while advertising for bids for asphalt when. any improvement necessi-
tatin morn than X1,000.00 is in process, his suggestion being that
the specifications be adopted and he bs authorized to advertise for
bids for a six months' period thereby eliminating said delay and
constituting additional savings by reduction in advertising costs
and possible better prices for the material owing to quantity buying.
It was moved by Councilman Wiggins, seconded by Councilman Jensen
f~' ~ %?
that said. specifications be adopted. All members of the City
Council voting aye, the 11~ayor declared the motion duly carried.
!~Jhereupon, it was moved by Councilman !ti'illiams, seconded
by Councilman Shrock that the City Nlana-ger be authorized to ad-
vertise for said asphalt as per specifications adopted.
Ro 11 Ca 11:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Pdiggins and
Williams.
Tdoes: ATane. _
The City P;Tanager reported as requested at the last reg;~zlar
meeting of the City Council, upon ice cream vendors permits, said
vendors wanting to sell in the vicinity of the schools. The
~+ianager checked ~r~ith P. T. A.'s and school officials and. they
beings of the opinion that it would not work out well if they were
allowed to sell near the schools, especially during lunch hour-s,
the City ~7anager recommended that 'the permits be granted subject
to the provisions that they not sell in the vicinity of schools
during the lunch hour and in the event they sell in any one lo-
cation fo~~ more than a twenty minute period they must clean up
all papers and trash resulting from their .sales. It was moved
by Councilman !°!iggins, seconded by councilman Shrock, that the
permits be ~~ranted if said provisions of permits be met. All
members of the City ~'ouncil voting aye, the Ivlayor declared the
motion duly carried.
!'he City r~~anager read a report from the City Engineer
in regard to Otis Street Improvements as requested by a petition
which wa.s referred to the Engineer for checking. The Engineer's
report was favorable to initiating improvement proceedings but the
Council pointed out that the previously read communication from
S. W. King hinges on the same street and requires somewhat the
same improvements. From these findings, it was moved by Councilman
t?!iggins, seconded by Councilman Jensen, that said Otis Street Im-
provement matter be held over for taro ~R~eeks to a.l_low the Engineer
time to investigate the S. !Ar. King; communication. All members
of the City Council present voting aye, the P~~ayor declared the
motion duly carried.
The City PJ;anager submitted the budget for the next.
fiscal year, 1946-1947. It was moved by Councilman !~Tilliams,
seconded by Councilman Jensen that it be set over until next
Tuesday night, June 11, 1946, for the Council to get together and
study same. All members of the City Council present voting' aye,
the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
The Tanager read a request from the. Employees of the
Water, Street, Park, and Garage Departments requesting a X30.00
per month blanket salary increase for each employee. He explained
that he has made a study of seven nearby cities, all of comparable
size to Lyntix~ood, and finds that our present scale in practically
the same. Ho~r~ever, the Manager stated he has worked out a plan
using cost of living index as prepared by the Bureau of Labor
Statistics of the United States Department of Labor, said plan
would grant increases and decreases in salary in a direct ratio
to the cost of living index. He then submitted a written report
to each Councilman. It was moved by Councilman !!~iggins, seconded
by Councilman !F~rilliams that said salary problem be set over
until the budget has been checked into. All. members of the City
Council voting aye, the lt~layor declared the motion duly carried.
The City Manager requested the transfer of funds,
namely, x;;6,000.00 (an arbitrary figure) from the !xrater Depart-
ment Fund to the General Fund., explaining that this transfer
was to reimburse the General Fund for administrative expenses
incurred in tree operation of the ~la.ter Department. He further
explained that the Water Department has Prom time to time
ftarnished monies to other funds to cover shortages. However,
it is felt that the ?Water Department should pay its own way in
every respect. It was moved by Councilman .William s, seconded
by Councilman Jensen, that said tranaf er of ~6, 000.06 to the
General Fund be made and v,~arrant drawn.
Ro11 Ca11:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock Wiggins and Wil=dams.
Noes: None.
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The City Manager reported that the Federal Government
has contacted the City requesting the payment of 9k5?00.00 as agreed
upon for the purchase of the nursery school located on a City lot at
the southeast corner of State Street and Imperial Highway, said money
will be advanced from the Special Assessment and Tax Relief Fund to
the Tax Deeded Land Fund, uupon which fund the warrant will be drawn.
Said money is definitely nn advance and to be repaid ~vhen the money
is required in the fund from which the advance came. Said purchase
havir_~; been authorized at the last regular meeting, it was moved by
Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman !~liggi:ns that said report
be filed. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the
Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
The City Manager reported on the proposed-=Cross Town Bus
Line route change, stating that the proposed changes have been re-
viewed with the Chief o f Police and said changes ~R~ill not deter
from present service. It was moved by Councilman P/illiams, seconded
by Councilman Jensen that said pro posed changes be granted. All
m~nbers of the City Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion
duly carried.
ORDINANCE N0. 429, entitled, "AN ORDITANCE OF THE CITY OF
LYNWOOD, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO AMEND ORDIN_
ANCE N0. 422, SECTION 5, SUIT-SECTION A2~ BY ADDING A NEW SECTION
THERETO TO BE K1VUl~~N AS SUBSECTION A, 2 (fa) TO PROVIDE FOR A SECOND
DWELLI1vG ODI LOTS IN R_2 ZONE, " was read. by caption for the second
reading. It was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded. by Councilman
Jensen that further reading of said ordinance be waived and that
said ordinance be adopted as read for the second time, finally pass
and be published as required by law.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and Williams.
Noes: None.
ORDINANCE N0. 430, entitled, "AN .ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
LYNt~dOUD AU`T'HORIZING A CON`T'RACT BETWEEN THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF LYT~IVUOOD AMID THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION, CALIFORNIA STATE ETJiPLOYEES'
RETIREC~~IENT SYSTEM, PROVIDING FOR THE PARTICIPATION OF SAID PUBLIC
AGENCY IN SAID STATE EIVPLOYEES' RE`T'IREIvIENT SYSTEM, MAKING IT,S EIUTFLOY_
EES NiEtJ1BERS OF SAID SYSTEM", was read for the second reading. It was
moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman !~lig~ins that
further reading of said ordinance be waived and that said ordinance
be adopted as read for the second time, finally pass and be published
as required by law.
Roll Call : .
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and Williams.
Noes: None.
RESOLUTION N0. 1963, entitled, ~~ RESOLUTION SELLI i~~G CERTAIN
REAL ESTATE AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A DEED .UPON PAYTv~IEN`T' OF
`1'HE CONSIDERATION NATuiED THEREIN, " was read. It was moved .by Council
man Shrock, seconded by Councilman Williams, •th.~t said resolution be
adopted.
Roll Call:
Ayes:• Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock,!"figgins and Williams.
Noes: None.
• Resolution No. 1964, entitled, "RESOLUTION SELLING CERTAIN
REAL ESTATE AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A DEED UPON PAYMENT OF
~T~HE CONSIDERA'3'ION NAIVIED THEREIN," was read. It was moved by Council-
man Shrock, seconded. by Councilman Williams, that said resolution be
adopted.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Vlriggins and yFlilliams.
ATOes: None.
The City Manager reported on an agreement between the ele-
mentary school district, Lynwood Recreation Commission, a.nd the City
of Lynt~aood as to agreement for contribution to public recreation
commission created by ordinance of the City of Lynwood. The P~Ianager
explained that this agreement would give the School District legal
basis for contribution of money to the Commission. Heretofore, con-
tributions could only be made through payment of bills for the commit-
tee. It was moved by Councilman ~.Nig~;•ins, seconded by Councilman
Shrock that said agreement be entered into.
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Roll Call:
Ayes Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, 'Fs~iggins and
U~lilliams.
?oes: None.
RESOLUTION PvO. 1965, entitled, "RESOLUTIGN OF TP1E CI`T`Y
COUNCIL CF Ht. CITY OF LYN"~,'OOD CONVEYING CERTAIN TAX DEEDED LOTS
TO THE CGUTI'1"Y OF LOS AIJGEL~;S, " was read. It was moved by Coun-
cilman Shroc'^, .seconded by Councilman ~~lilliams that said ResolL~tion
be adopted,
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, t~liggins,. and
4"Williams.
Noes: 1~'one.
RESOLUTION N0. 1966, entitled, "Ilv THE i~A'I'TER OF THE
PTOPOSED IT~II'RCVEI~xEN`l' OF' TriAT PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD,
COUNTY OF LOS Ai~rGELES, STATE OF CALIFORivIA, DESCRIBED AS THAT
PORTION OF LI CEI~~ SED SURVEYOR TRAC'T`, AS PER BOOK 16, PAGE 37,
RECORDS OF LOS ANGELES COUTdTY, LYING BETWEEi~t CENTURY BOULEVARD
ON THE SOUTH AND IIViPERIAL HIGH'JdAY ON THE NC13TH• BULLIS ROAD ON
THE EAST AT~D S~T'OCKVs'ELL DRIVE ON THE WEST, EXCLUSIVE UT' LOTS
NUTuBERS 4 to 26 INCLUSIVE AND EXCLUSIVE OF LOTS NUT~1iBER 58, 65,
117, 128, 129, 169 and 170, IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, BY CON$TR!?C_
TING SANITARY- SEVdERS COIuIPLETELY WITHIN THE ABOVE DESCRIBED BOUP1_
DARY, RESOLU'T'ION PROPOSING TO INSTITUTE It~~PROVEtu7ENT PROCEEDINGS
AND DIRECTITvG PREPARATION OF REPORT," was read. It was moved
by Councilman `A'illiams, seconded by Councilman Shrock, that said
resolution be adopted.
Rol)_ Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and
Williams.
Noes: None.
RESOLUTION NO. 1967, entitled, "A.RESOLUTIGN CF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF LYNtiti'COD APPROVITVG REPORT OF THE
CITY EivGZNEER AID F'IXTNG A TliviE OF HEAT3I1`yG TI~1 THE PAT`T'ER OF THE
PrtOi'OSED Il'~iPROVEi~EI~T OF THAT PROP ~'RTY DESCRIBED AS THAT POttTION
OF LICENSED SURVEYOR TRACT, AS PER BOOK 16, PAGE ~g7, RECORDS OF
LOS ANGELES CGUNrT'Y, LYING BETVdEErv' CEN'T'URY BOULEVARD ON THE SOUTH
AfvD ITa~PERIAL TIGHV,~AY UN THE NOR'T'HT BULLIS ROAD OIv THE EAST AND
STCCKWE~'LL DR.iVE CAi THE Vr'EST, EXCLUSIVE OF LOTS NUTuiBERS 4 TO 26
INCLUSIVE AID EXCLUSIVE OF LO`~S NUP~iBEF?S 5g, 65, 117, 128, 129,
169 and 1700 I=~ `T'HF; CITY OF LYTv`~`100D, 1-i.E:iULUTION APti-tOVII~JG REPORT
AND FIXIT~1i~ TI~~E OFrEARIvG, ~' was read. It was moved by Council-
man V}'ig~~ins, seconded by Councilman Shrock, th~t said resolution
be adopted.
Roll Call :
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Sh-rock, ~~'i~g~ir.s. and
~""illiams.
Noes: None.
A commuricaticn from the Planning Commission was read,
recommending that the Secretary of said Planning Commission be
paid X25.00 per month for his services as Secretary.: It was moved
by Councilman 's!illiams, seconded by Councilrna-n Shrock, that
said recommendation be approved a.nd payment be authorized.
Roll Call
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and
?x!illiams.
Noes: None. .
V~Jhereupon, Resolution from the Planning Commission
recommending zone change as requested b,y C. R. Maus -for property
situated on the north side of Imperial Highway between Pendleton
and Imperial Hig•hwa,y, namely, part of Lot 1=' and 15-, Tract 5418,
a.s per map attached, was read.
TWrTlereupon, Ordinance amending zoning Ordinance No. 422
was presented. It was moved by Councilman S"Jilliams, seconded
by Councilman Shrock, that further reading of said Ordinance be
waived and that said ordinance be accepted as read the first
time and pass to the second reading.
Roll Call: .
Ayes Councilmen Doty, Jenser:, Shrock, Wiggins and
Williams.
Noes: None.
A resolution from the Planning Commission recommending
zone change on the territory commonly known as the Swaiatek Ranch,
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was read. After sor~~e discussion by the Council as to parking
requirerents, Mr. Swiatek, being present, addressed the Council
stating that he has in his proposed development room for 1?00 cars
in the designated parking areas and room for 300 add.i.tional in the
perirneter streets plus and indeterminate number more in the pro-
posed. streets within the development. Councilman ~R'iggins inq~zired
as to how the City would be assured that even the quantity of park-
ing~ as designated would. be retained for parkin~~ purposes, voicing
the opinion that the development co>_:ld be sold by metes and bounds
thereby breaking up the master plan. City Attorney Barnes explained
that only four parcels per year, according' to law, may be sold by
metes and bounds. Exceeding that amount necessitates. subdivision
approval h:~herein the City has an additional control.
Councilman Wiggins also inquired if there are any restric-
bans as to the size of proposed business developments. PtLr. Swiatek
informed the Council that the cost of the ground. v~ota.ld be prohibi-
tive to small ~husinesses and. that big bzsiness is definitely moving
toF~ards decentralization.
P.1r. Kennedy, representing the Ca-tholic Church, stated that
they are not asking separate zoning, in fact, they ~-~i11 not break
faith v=%th Mr. Swiatek and accept separate rezoning of the portion
of said Swiatek development that will be used by the Catholics for
church and school.
Councilman 1nTilliams pointedout that inasmuch as this is
merely zoning, not approving a subdivision, that he finds no objec-
tion. ?Whereupon, it was moved by Councilman Williams, seconded by
Councilaan Jansen, that the ordinance amending Ordinance No. 422
be accepted as read for the first time and pass to the second reading.
Ro 1,1 Ca 11:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, tFtilliams. "
Noes: Co~r~~ilman Wiggins.
~dhereupon, the P~Iayor called for oral communications, a.t
~rrhich time Mr. James R. Osment, Chairman of the Citizens' Anti-
Airport Co mmi,ttee, presented a letter to the. Council protesting
the air show,, stating that they have in their possession petitions
bearing 1025 .signat~~res of Lyneaood property owners who are also
opposed to the air show. Said communication was read.
Mr., Carl Freya 10901 Long Beach Botalevard, addressed the
City Co~arcil asking for some special consideration as to the .600.
square feet b,~_~siness building requirement. He informed the City
Council that he had purchased a War Surplus building Lander the re-
quired area and has it on his lot, to be used as an office. Upon
application for business license, it was refused. The Mayor ina~uired
from v~ihorn he had purchase the building and if there had been a per-
mit issued to, move it to the location. The N~anager explained that
re had checked into it and found that the building had been moved
illegally, in. ignorance on the part of. Pair. Frey, but it was a defin-
ite infringement on the part of the moving• company. The Tti4ayor in-
structed the Manager to check into the matter.
Councilman Shrock explained that previously the old. Coun-
cil had of fered Mr. Frey verbal approval and Mr. Frey was unfortun-
ate in having. been caught in a transitional period as to building
requirements.. It was moved by Councilman Shrock that temporary
permit be granted ~Tr. Frey o~~~ing to the circumstances aforementioned,
said temporary permit would have a 30 day cancellation clatase in it.
Mr. Frey would be obliged to put up a ~~100.00 bond to cover. removal
of said building, refundable when building was removed. Upon. second
of the motion by Councilman Wiggins and all members. of the City
Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the mation duly carried.
Mrs.. Glass inquired if permission for an air show had
been granted and if it ha.d been granted, why hadn't the petit~_ons
been honored..
Mr..Mayor explained there had been no petitions, merely
a letter and ,that rezoning didn't enter into the problem and that
permission had been granted previously for said air show.
Mr.,Osment inquired as to how a show could be held in
an R-1 zone, ,the Mayor explaining that the Council has the right to
grant show permits vrherever they choose.
Pdir., Bush, Seminole Avenue, inquired if the City would be
responsible for any accidents involved in the show. i~hereupon~ City
Attorney Barnes informed him that the individual participants could
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be sued as well as a corporation. for .damages in the event. there
v~ould be no insurance and no corporation had resp-onsibility;
that incorporation is nct a requisite for basis to file suit.
Mr. Fisher of the Chamber of Commerce read a copy of
the invitation sent to participants, a section thereof informing
said participants that they were to be amply covered by insurance.
P.ar. LZinnear, corner of Locust and Beechwood, Lynn^lood,
who stated that he otr;ns eight pieces of property in the vicinity
of the shove, indorsed the air sho~rr, commenting that he was
"hearty" ir_ his approval.
There were various testimonies pro and con from propon-
ents and opponents of said air show. Dir. Weaver,- Secretary of
the Chamber of. Commerce, explained that the show was primarily
for publicity in the interest of the development of the City of
Lynwood.
iV2rs. Pearson, elementary school teacher, informed the
Council 1;hat she didn't feel an air show necessary to promote the
City of Lyntivood; that Pasadena has managed to develop without
the use of such tactics. -
City Attorney Barnes explained again the steps necessa~°y
in order that an sir port might be zoned into any district in
town, sho~~~~ing how the property owners directly involved have
in their pov~er the right to prevent such rezoning.
The following demands were resented:
GENERAL FUND
A. V. Hokin 17980 ~ 750.00
Warren Daetweiler 17981. 25.00
Sou thern Calif. Cras Company 17982 36.37
Gordon ~~litnall, Consultant 17983 - 100.00
Lynw.lood Press & Trib~~ne 17984 8.20
Industrial Stationery & Ptg. 17985 2.26
E. C. Halverscn, Pcstmaster 17986 66.48
Alex Weldi ng Shop 17987 4.. 31
'~"'extern Lithograbh Co. 17988 80.48
Strand Castle Co. 17989 3.08
The Los Angeles News Company 17990 8.47
Robert L. Pari~er Company 17991 8.71
Automobile Club of So. Calif. 17992 2..•88
P. B. Hazel ton 17993 58.12
American Hardware Company 17994 12.30
Southern Calif. Freight 17995 .80
Kenneth ','T. Payne 17996 101.50
Rich Budelier 179~a7 15.56
H. I. Tullis t~Telding Supplies 17998 12.62
Curtis & Christensen, Inc. 17999 17.06
Shaw Saps ~~-~ Service Co. 18000 1.09
Lynwood. Paint & Hardware Co. 1801 -3.18
Standard Oil Company 18002 37.28
N. L. Curtis Specialty P.~dse 18003 6.15
Sou~rn California Telephone Co. 18004 8r. 98
Petty Cash- Treasurer's Office 18005 - 15.99
t"~. T. Fahey 18006 15.00
Payroll Account 18007 5, 919..51
TOTAL 4~~1,~~S
~~1ATER llEPARTItriEIV'l~
Payroll Account 8009 56.00
A. L. Young, Agt. 8910 7.50
Southern Calif. Edison Company 8911 15.31
Sot~.thern Calif. Telephone Co. 8912 7.25
City Treasurer 8913 18..50
R. H. Balser 8914 20.99
"«'orthington-Gariron Teeter Co. 8915 3..77
Long Beach Iron 1FJorks 8916 119.-72
Art Concrete 'Forks 8917 38.44
James Jones Company, Inc. 8918 142.90
Neptune Teeter Company 8919 350.37
Grinnell Corlpany 8920 982.46
The Lighthouse, Inc. 8921 10.02
Addressograph Sales & Service 8922 6.12
Public Park Fund 392.3 1,349.75
City Treasurer __ 892,4 33.75
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WATER DEPARTviENT _ Cont ~ d.
Payroll Account 8925
TOTAL
STREET I11tIFROVEIvENT FUND
Southern Calif. Gas Company 5357
G. G. Fisher Equipment Company 5358
General Petroleum Corporation 5359
Los Angeles Bri_z sh Mfg. Corp. 5360
Payroll Account 5361
TOTAL
LIGH'I'I1VG FUND
806.50
3, E, .35
1.60
801.29
223.51
68.88
89 4 x,00
~2, 079.28
Payroll Account 1260 6.33
PUI~LIC PARK ACCOUN`1'
~^ Ornamental Rock and Supply 306 5.64
Finkelstein Supply Co. 307 33.95
Ed 0. P~~ahurin 308 54.00
~lestern School Equipment Co. 309 354.50
Penberty Lumber Co. 310 9.33
Southland Motors, Inc. 3I1 1,103.91
Earle Rai, Jorgensen Co. 312 42.40
Payroll Account 313 105.00
To TAL ~'1, 0 . l~
TAX DEEDED LAND FUND
H. L. :tsyrarn, Tax Collector 294 366.48
Treasurer of United States 295 5,200.00
City Treasurer 296 98.90
TOTAL ~5, ~~~
It was moved by Councilman Shrock a.nd seconded by
Councilman V4~ig~~ins that the demands be allowed and warrants be
drati~=r. on t~.e City Treasurer for said various amounts.
Roll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and
YS'illiams.
Noes: None.
tF~mereupon i t was moved by Councilman Will isms, seconded
by Councilman Shrock that the meeting be ad,jo"rned to June 18, 1946
at 7.30 e~clock P. M. All members of the City Council voting aye,
the r.~ayor declared the motion duly carried.
ER , n100
Approved June 18, 1946
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TviAYCR OF' THE (CITY F LYNI~'OOD