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HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1946-07-16 - CC~q~:Fi FIEGULAR MEETII~G JULY 16. 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 ?:30 P. M. Mayor Doty in the Chair. .Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and Williams answered the ro 11 call. It was moved by Gouncilman Shrock, seconded by Council- man Williams, that the minutes of the previous meeting of July 2, 1946, be approved as written. All members of the Council present voting ayes the Mayor declared the motion duly carded. The hour of 7:30 having arrived, said hour being the time fixed for sale of City car and auction as advertised, the Mayor asked for bids. Mr. Carl Sorenson, 11025 State Street, bid X1150.00. Mr. Harold Bishop, 3255 Fernwood Avenue, bid X11?5.00. Mr. M. E. Smith, 10749 Long Beach Boulevard, a dealer, . bid ~1350.Q0. The Mayor inquired twice if there were any more bids. and announced that it was sold to the highest bidder, Mr. M. E. Smith, for. X1350.00, no sales tax to be collected inasmuch as Mr. Smith possesses a retail permit, No. AA-41730. ~'he City Clerk read a communication from Frank Driscoll, 11322 Pope_ Avenue, a communication from N. T. Cunningham, 3703 Cedar Avenue, and a communication from Mrs. Robert Fenwick, 531? Beechwood Avenue, all three letters being more or less in protest of the means being used by the City to correct the traffic con- gestion on Mulford Avenue between California and Birch Street. The Mayor inquired if there was any one present in regard to this matter., . There was no response. The Mayor instructed the City Manager to keep a cheek on the situation as to the feasibility of the present method of correction, keeping in mind any new ideas that might be used in case this method doesn't prove out. A communication was received from the Lynwood Youth Crime Prevention Corps requ eating permission to use the foyer of the Council, Chamber as a headquarters for their organization. . Councilman~Jensen inquired as to how long it would probably be used. The.»iayor said it was his impression it would be used during the summer months. 'thereupon, it was moved by Councilman Williams, seconded by Gouncilman Shrock, that said request be granted subject to the City Manager's regulation. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. A letter signed by Mrs. R. L. Strohmeyer, 4217 Walnut Avenue, and seventeen others, was received, making two complaints. First, as to the cost per parcel for the sewers that were installed in the district commonly known as the Hunsaker development on Platt, Lugo, and Walnut Avenues. Second, a complaint that said developer has not completed his street improvements as per contract, thereby creating a dusty, unsanitary condition. The Mayor inquired if there were any of the objectors present. Pthereupon, K. H. Bohland, 4226 Walnut Avenue, addressed the Council pointing out that his contract with Mr. Hunsaker calls for surfacing of the streets in the tract and as yet nothing has been done. The Manager informed them he had contacted Mr. Hunsaker who promised immediate attention to this Sob, stating that inability to get any one to take the ,job is causing the delay. Mr. W. Winkle, 4230 Walnut, said that he was under the impression that Mr. Hunsaker had only contacted 2 possible contrac- tors, wondering why others couldn't be contacted in order to correct this deplorable condition that in his estimation, the City should not tolerate. The Mayo~° assured him that the Council has been working on this for some month and a half and are very intent on getting the job done and done soon. Councilman Jensen suggested that no more final inspections on Hunsaker houses Jae made until the streets are completed. Mr. Bohlang further questioned as to the requirements of tree planting in the park ways. ~~ r~ The Mayor requested the City Manager to explain the sewer cost complaint. The Manager proceeded to explain the situation according to the procedure on file in the City Clerk's office, said procedure open to public inspection. • Whereupon, Mrs. Locust questioned the Council as to why property owners weren't notified. of the raise in price per lot of the improvement over the estimate price. The Manager explained the sewers weren't constructed under the act commonly referred to as .the "1911 Improvement Aet" but rather it was done on a cash basis, the City's part being to make up that amount apportioned to individual Lots not included in the two developments, which portions were paid by the subdividers, namely Hunsaker and Century Development Company, the City to be reimbursed for these advances at the time of connection. Mrs. Locust explained that she was the one who had previous- ly inquired as to a monthly payment plan for these connection charges. Whereupon, it was moved by Councilman Shrack,. seconded by Councilman Jensen, that the communication be Piled and that the Mana- ger and Attorney be instructed to try and work out some. basis for a monthly pay plan, if possible. All members oP the Council voting aye, the Mayor. declared the Motion duly carried. The Council reaffirmed their position as to final inspection for Hunsaker construction until the required improvements have been made. The hour of 8 o'clock P. M. having arrived, said hour being the time fixed for receiving any and all bids for furnishing oil and gasoline for the City of Lynwood for the next fiscal year, as per speeificatio ns and as per notice published in the Lynwood Press as required by lac. The Mayor announced that this was the time and place for receiving bids, inquiring if there was any one present who wished to submit a bid. There was no response. The Gity Clerk stated that six bids had been filed with him. . It was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman Williams, that the bids be publicly opened, examined and declared. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. The following bids were submitted:. Second ,^ Structure Eth 1 Oil The Texas Company - .~~-' exaeo Havoline .6i Union Oil Company of California .095 .lI 5 .576 Pathfinder Petroleum Company .102 .1I2 --- Richfield 011 Corporation .109 .124 _ .60 Bryant Oil Company ~ --_ --- Delvac .525 Sovac .43 Standard Oil Company of California .125 .145 .5I It was moved by Couneilma n Shrock, seconded by Councilman Jensen that said bids be referred to the City Manager for checking and report thereon. All members of the City Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. A letter from the Sure Way Cab Company and a letter from the Yellow Cab Company, both letters being the same in content, was received and read, complaining of South East Taxi Cab's operations in Lynwood. The Council discussed the matter and decided that any cab company living up to the requirements as established in the taxi ordinance was entitled to do business in town. It was moved by Councilman Shrock seconded by Councilman Jensen, that the communication be filed. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly _carried. A communication Prom Councilman J. P. Jensen was read, re- questing sixty days' leave of absence in order that he might go to Denmark to visit with his relatives whom he hasn't seen for many years. It was moved by Councilman W1111ams, seconded by Councilman Shrock that said leave be granted. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. A communication from Ivan s, a restaurant in town, was read, requesting. repeal of the present ordinance prohibiting dancing. The Mayor inquired if there was any one in the audience who wished to voice an opinion in the matter. Whereupon, Reverend Olmstead of the First Christian Church, spoke, suggesting the possibilS'ty of misuse thereby causing moral _. 3~~3 deterioration iP such ordinance were repealed. Whereupon, Mr. James of 11474 Birch he was definitely opposed to a repeal of said allow dancing. Street,. stated that ordinance that would The Mayor suggested there might be some means to control the situation through licensing requirements such as floor area, stating that the danger is in "points" not in legitimate businesses. Mr. Kennedy addressed the Council stating that the present ordinance is not valid and that an ordinance should be drafted that would be effective and 1 egal, stating Further that he was not opposed to dancing. The Mayor question as to why the present ordinance was not legal. Police Chief Kerr stated that the penalty assessed in the present ordinance was greater than could be legally assessed for a misdemeanor, thereby causing it to be illegal. Mr. L. Hack, of 10961 Eve Avenue, stated that he thought something could be worked out and was in favor of a change. Mr. Reuben Anderson addressed the Council and recounted the old days when there was no such ordinance and the troubles and difficulties encountered.through not having any regulation. He stated he was definitely opposed to bringing back the conditions that used to exist. Councilman Wiggins said he doubted that there was any means that could be used for control as relates to a high or low cla ss establishment. Whereupon, it was moved by Councilman Jensen, seconded by Councilman Shrock that the City Attorney be instructed to check into thepresent ordinance and with the help oP a letter on Pile in the Clerk's office, arrive at some new ordinance as .to dancing in the City oP Lynwood. All members_oP the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. A communication Prom Park Commissioner Williams was read. Councilman Wi1l.iams explained the reason Par his letter. He merely wanted minute action re-emphasizing that improvement of the Park should proceed as fast as possible as per recommendations of the Park Commission on file. It was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman Jensen that the communication be Piled. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor 8eclared the motion duly carried. The City Manager explained that pipe has been the com- modity slowing down the improvement process but that gust today some pipe had been received that will. allow further improvement in the park. The Manager presented plans Por field house to be constructed midway between the western and eastern limits of the park on the .southern Boundary to provide toilet facilities for men and women and locker and shower facilities Por teams: plans having been approved. by the Recreation Commission. The Council all agreed that it was a good program and now with the pipe on hand it should be possible to complete the field house. The City Manager presented a request Por personnel changes. First, that Harry Fox is now working as a skilled person in the Park Department at a salary of X214.20 per month and that since the City is trying to expedite the improvement oP the park, it is his recommendation that Mr. Fox be appointed temporarily as a leadman at a salary oP X229.20 per month. The Manager pointed out that Mr. Fox is a capable carpenter and could expedite con- struction in the park greatly. Whereupon, it was moved by Council- man Shrock, seconded by Councilman Williams, that the Manager's recommendation be approved, effective July 16, 1945. Roll Call: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and Williams. Noes: None. A letter received from W. W. Hutchins was read, request- ing permission Por a used ear lot at 113Q0 Atlantic Avenue, stating that he had the required floor area. Whereupon, it was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman William8, that such per- mission be granted, subject to the ordinance requirements. RAll Call: Aye s Councilman Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and Williams. Noes: None. o~ A communication from the Imperial Farmers Market was read in regard, to the dusty, unsanitary conditions.cause8 by the alley in back of them, requesting that some improvement be made, preferably surfacing. The discussion brought out that the usual procedure was to do the surfacing at cost. The Manager stated he had estimated it at a cost of X275.00 which he further thought might be low at this date. It was moved by Councilman Jensen, seconded by Councilman Williams, that the Manager check further into the situation with ten- ants of the property concerned and when a satisfactory arrangement can be reached as to money and quality of improvement to be done, that he be authorized to go ahead upon receipt of the money from the tenants. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor. declared the motion duly carried. ORAL COh1MUNICATIONS: r- Mr. Raybor, Security First National Bank, addressed the Coun- cil requesting that they reconsider their action requiring a six foot sidewalk in connection with said bank's proposed escrow office to the rear of the present bank. After discussion, it was moved by Council- ' man Shrock, seconded by Councilman Jensen, that the said action re- quiring a six foot sidewalk be changed to require only a three foot sidewalk. Ro 11 Call Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and Williams. Noes: None. Mr. De Vries of Los Angeles, addressed the Council request- ing special permission to build a building less than the 600 square foot huilding requirement. He explained he was willing to pour a foundation for a building of acceptable size but owing to conditions he could not possibly build one at the present time. He would be agreeable to place any bond or sign any agreement that within 60 days after release of critical building materials if he failed to construct an adequate building, to give up his business permit and forfeit his bond. Mr. Lytal addressed the Council inquiring if Mr. De Vries was a licensed realtor. Whereupon, Mr. De Vries explained the situation that brought about such a question. Councilman Shrock said that this had no bearing on the question and then moved that the request be denied because of failure to meet City requirements. The motion was seconded by Councilman Wiggins. Ro11 Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, Wiggins and Williams. Noes: None. At this time Councilman Wiggins requested that he be ex- cused as he was leaving very early in the morning on his vacation. The Mayor excused Councilman Wiggins. An ordinance of the City of Lynwood, California, amending that section of Ordinance No. 412 and stipulating that flat rate water bills shall be payable bi-monthly was read for the first time. Coun- cilman Williams asked what had been done to collect garbage service fees from those out8ide of the Lynwood Water Department's district. Mr. Shannon said they have the complete list now and are working out a billing system. It was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by s"` Councilman Williams, that said ordinance be accepted as read the first time and pass to the second reading. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock and Williams. Noes: None. _ Absent: Councilman Wiggins. It was moved by Councilman Williams, seconded by Councilman Shrock that the Attorney look into ways and means of collecting for the Park Fund from non-users of Lynwood water. Roll Call Ayes; Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, and Williams. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. The City Manager presented a suggested ordinance amending the business license ordinance that would make it possible to collect from bus systems operating in Lynwood without franchise. He explained that we are not collecting anything from non-franchise busses. It was moved by Councilman Williams, seconded by Councilman Jensen, that the ordinance be turned over to the Attorney for further study. All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. The Manager reported that property owners adjoining the boundary of the Park are complaining about the dust. that has been raised from the unimproved extension of Mulford Avenue from Birch to Central School, suggesting that a barricade be placed that would more or less stop through traffic yet allow cars to get through to park for the ball games. Councilman Shrock said that it had been opened originally as a courtesy to the school system so that the schoo 1 busses would be able to deliver their passengers at Central School and not have to back out. The Mayor instructed the Manager to cheek with the School first and then report further. The Manager read the minutes of the last regular *~,, meeting of the Lynwood Playground and Recreation Commission requesting that the City allocate from the Park Improvement Fund sufficient funds to make possible erection of a war mem- orial monument. Mr. Weaver of the Chamber of Commerce pre- sented two suggested designs which were discussed both as to beauty and cost. It was moved by Councilman Williams, seconded by Councilman Shrock, that the City Manager be instructed to prepare a set of specifications and present a design at the next regular Council meeting. All members .of the-City Council present vo ti ng aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. The Manager requested some thought on a policy as to water main extensions. He informed .the Council that Mr. Badger, developer of one district that is in question right now, was in the audience and that he be requested to voice his opinion. Mr. Badger explained his situation in Century squaref stating that it was an old subdivision as a matter of record but that no streets, curbs, sidewalks,- or any appurtenances have ever been installed, yet he is beginning to develop it now and that he wishes to know whose obligation it would be for the extension of the water mains to serve said development his or the City~s, he believing that inasmuch as an individual property owner could develop a lot and request water service and probably .have it granted, that it should also apply to him as a developer because if he wished, he could build each one as.a single development and request extension for each one as they progress. The discussion brought out that that would in all probability be a fact yet there had to be some basis to pay -for these extensions. Councilman Jensen suggested an adequate tap-in charge. It was concluded that in the matter of devel- opment of old subdivisions that an adequate tap-in charge would be the solution. Whereupon, the Mayor instructed the Manager and the Council to give some thought as to what would be adequate and report thereon at the next meeting. The City Manager reported that Police Sergeant W. W. Fuller is filling in as a motorcycle officer during the months of July and September and during these two months of July and ~, September, it is requested that he be granted an additional X10.00 monthly salary which is being paid motorcycle officers. It .was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman ~illlams, that Sergeant Fuller be granted the requested X10.00 additional per month for the two months of July~and September. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, and Williams. Noes: Nane. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. The City Manager reported that Edward Marsoobian, part-time radio technician, was set up in the new budget to obtain the X4.20 cost of living increase; however, he is not J eligible to receive it as he is not considered a member of the classified service. To compensate for this, it is requested that he he granted a X5.00 per month increase as he has been very satisfactory and said raise has been provided for in the budget. _ It was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by C©ua- _ _ _ _ _ ~~~ Gilman Williams, that said request be granted. Roll Gall: Ayers Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shroek, and Williams. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. The City Manager reported that application in sufficient number are not being received for civil service openings and that possibly relaxing of residence requirements would help the situation. In the discussion it was brought out that local residence is desirable but in the final analysis we are looking for efficient help and that if possible, local residents should be given preference in any opening. whereupon, it was moved by Councilman Shroek, seconded by C ouncilma.n Williams, that the residence requirements should be waived. Ro11 Call: ,,.., ~ Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shroek, and: Williams. Noes: None. - Absent: Couneilrnan Wiggins. The Manager asked Por a clarif ieation of employing blood relations. The discussion brought out that there is probably no great harm and that regular disciplinary procedure would handle any situation that might arise; however, there might be some basis in not having blood relations in the City employ. Whereupon, it was moved by Councilman Shroek, seconded by Councilman Williams, that hiring of blood relations would be permis- Bible if they were not employed in the same department. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shroek, and~Williams. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. - The City Manager presented specifications for a street sweeper. After discussion, it was moved by Councilman Williams, seconded by Councilma,i~ Shroek, that said specifications be adopted and that the Manager be authorized to advertise for bids for said sweeper. Roll Call: Ayers Councilmen_Doty, Jensen, Shroek, and Williams. Noes: None. . Absent: Councilman Wiggins. The Manager reported that there have, been complaints because of Lynv~ood Road being used as a truck route. He pointed out that it is set up along with several other streets, including Josephine, as a truck route. After discussion, it was felt that these residential streets could not physically stand the load as truck routes, let alone the noise and dirt involved in a residential district. Whereupon, it was moved by. Councilman Williams, seconded by Councilman Jensen, that the City Manager initiate proceedings to have ~,ynwood Road ~.nd Josephine Street removed from established truck routes. Ro 11 Call Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shroek, Williams. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. A Grant Deed, whereby the City of Lynwood proposes to convey ~,., its interest in Lot 59, Block 19, Mod,~eska Park, to Thomas C. Davis was presented. Thereupon, RESOLUTION N0. 1980, entitled, "RESOLUTION SELLING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A DEED UPON PAY- . BGENT OF THE -CONSIDERATION NAMED THEREIN, " was read. It was moved by Councilman Shroek, seconded by Councilman Jensen, that the resolution be adopted. Ro 11 Call : Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shroek, and Williams. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. A Grant Deed whereby the City of Lynwood proposes to convey its interest.in and to Lot 24, Tract 8300, to V. A. Nation was pre- Sented. Thereupon, RESOLUTION N0. 1981, entitled, "RESOLUTION SELLING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A DEED UPON PAY_ MENT OF THE CONSIDERATION NA1~ED THEREIN, " was read. It was moved by Councilman Shroek, seconded by Councilman Jensen, that the resolution be adopted. . ~ ~ '~ ~~ .~. s.a Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock and Williams. Noes: None. ___._ _ __ _ Absent; Councilman Wiggins. - ORDINANCE N0. 432, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYN WOOD REGULATING THE MOVING OF BUILDINGS WITHIN THE CITY OF LYN_ WOOD, PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUING OF PERMITS THEREFOR AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERER'ITH," was read for the second reading by caption. It was moved by Council- man Shrock, seconded by Councilman Jensen, 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, and Williams. • Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. ORDINANCE N0. 433, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYN WOOD, DEFINING GARBAGE AND TRASH AND PROVIDING AND REGULATING THE KEEPING, COLLECTION, AND DISPOSAL THEREOF AND FOR THE COLLEC_ TION OF SERVICE CHARGES FOR SUCH SERVICE AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF SAID ORDINANCE, " was read for the second reading by caption. It was moved by Councilman William e, seconded by Councilman Shrock, that said ordinance be adopted as read for the second time, finally pass and be published as required by law. R,o11 Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, and Williams. Noes: None. Absent; Councilman Wiggins.. ORDINANCE N0. 434, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE INCOR_ PORATED CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING TAX DISTRICTS NUMBERS 1 AND 2 OF SAID CITY, FIXING THE RATES OF TAXES, AND. LEVY.. ING TAXES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNIidG JULY 1, 1946, AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1947,p was read for the second reading by caption. It was moved by Councilman Shrock, seconded by Councilman Williams, that said ordinance be adopted as read the second time, finally pass .and be published as required by law. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty, Jensen, Shrock, and Williams. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. The following demG~E~wer~pDesented; Harold Spangenberg 18095 3.50 Llninger Typewriter Repair 18096 2.40 Lee Parmelee 18097 25.00 Robert R. Walton M. D. 18098 5.00 Bank of America 18099 2.00 County of Los Angeles 18100 89.00 City Wide• Radio Company 18101 ~ 9.84 Pennzoil Company 18102 13.77 Lynwood Electric Company ~ 18103 .99 The Los Angeles Newa Company 18104 76.59 Joe's Market 18105 31.48 Lynwood Ice Service 18106 8.45 Pathfinder Petroleum Co. - 181 07 243.10 Frank A. Rink 18108 69.06 Jimmie Walker 18109 136.00 Peerless Laundry-Linen Supply 18110 8.15 Los Angeles County Health Dept. 18111 4.80 Compton Blueprint & Supply Co. 18112 91.68 State- Compensation Insuranc a Fund 18113 2, 440.38 Stores Inventory 18114 - 168.02 City Shop ~ 18115 172.13 Lynwood Press and Tribune 18116 269.14 Radio Specialties- Company 18117 5.66 Ducommun Metals & Supply Co. 18119 4.80 - Standard Oil Company 18120 35.55 Petty Cash-Treasurer's Office 18121 46.99 Enoch Chevrolet Company 18122 1,186.70 Enoch Chevrolet Company __ 18123 1,140.57 Payroll Account 18124 6,060.60 Vernon Stationery & Ptg. Co. 18118 43.31 TOTAL 181',5-4.00 ~1~F~~~.~~ ~~.~ WATER FUND General Fund 8951 Blue Star Lumber Company 8952 Art Concrete Works 8953 James Jones Company 8954 Southern California Edison Co. 8955 Neptune Meter Company 8956 Crane Company 8957 Rensellaer Valve Company 8958 James Jones Company 8959 General Fund 8960 Smith-Blair Company 8961 Hickey Pipe & Supply, Company 8962 Rich Manufacturing Co. ,893 *•-. California Contractors Ser. Co. 8964 Ducommun Metals & Supply Co. 8965 Ci tx Treasurer 8966 ~Payrc~ll Account 8967 TOTAL . , LIGHTING FUND Southern California X1.1 son Go. 126? Lynwood Press and Tribune 1268 Payroll Account 1269 To TAL SPECIAL GAPITAL~OUfiLAY FUND Industrial Stationery & Printing 63 STREET IA~PROVEMENT FUND General Fund 5387 Standard Oil Company 5388 General Petroleum Company 5389 Blue Star Lumber Company 5390 CMC Truck & Coach Division 5391 Fruehauf Trailer Gompany 5392 General Fund 5393 Standard Oil Gompany 5394 , Payroll Account 5395 TOTAL PUBLIC PARK FUND Southern California Edison Co. 327 Imperial Pipe & Supply Co. 328 Lynwood Builders Supplies, Inc. 329 Gough Industries, Inc. . 330 Willard Ready Mixed. Concrete 331 General Fund 332 Payroll Account _ 333 TOTAL It 8.45 35.75 116.8 5 22.60 1, 072.70 71.03 96.3? 17.67 116, 70 19.65 25.09 1?.96 141.45 6.35 29.9 5 51.88 840.00 ],102,19 16.30 89..60 25.98 79.65 5.78 200.91 16.40 16.41 11.84 17?.77 5.43 954.80 ~~~.~ 1.80 451.26 51.09 157.81 40.38 93.48 7.14 ~. ~ was moved by Councilman Williams, seconded by Councilman Shrock, that the demands be allowed as read and warrants drawn on the City Treasurer for said various amounts. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Doty,. Jensen, Shrock, and Williams. ~. Noes : None. Absent: Councilman Wiggins. It waa moved by Councilman Shroek, seconded by Councilman Williams, that the meeting be ad,~ourned to July .23, 1946, at 8:00 P. M. .All members of the City Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the .motion duly carried. ~~,r- ~''/ , F YNWOOD Approved by the City Council July 23, 1946. D~d~OR -0 F~ I O F WO D