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REGULAR MEEI`ING OCZ'OEER I.. ~~.~~~
^~~Y.,e C~,ty Council s~f the City ~~~' L,yn~.~~ood m.et in a reg-
:1~~.~ r~e~, a~ ~:~~a in the City Ball, 11~~i Plo.~a S°~,~reet;, on the
r~.~ ~~re .~.~~~ a ~ `~o~~ p.m.
~~~~oxa Wi11~,rd in the chair.
<:~~ixn~~~~Lmex~ Bruner, Daetwrei~,ex•, `3n~;~.doras Stroh, and
,~ ~,:: t~~i ~.~ns~~ered roll call.
:I t ~n1a.s moved by Councilman S tro~':d, ~ ;rtix~ ~ ed by Coun-
~, , °.,,.~ ~~~r.~;~~r that the minutes of the p~'e~=~.~°~~ ;~~~;~lar meet-
.., ~~ ~:ober Ord, 19509 be approved as ~„r~..t,f~eka. All mem-
~~f ti~~~ ~~ ~g ayes the Mayor declared the rAC~~t i~;n duly carry ed.
~""' ~ communication from the South~:a,st Ca~,.cer Relief
s ~ `~.. ,.~; permission to solicit funds era Ln,~~,~,Tu~d eras read,
_ .,.~-a~51 ed by Councilman Bruner, aeco~aderi ~~. ~r~u.x`zcilman
~ ~,~. - ..~.r~ t~?~~at said permission be granted.. 1~'.~..1 m~.~~aers px°e-
~, ; :° ~' ~'~~ "~:°~g aN~re, the Mayor declared the moti~an duly carried.
comz~unicat ion from t~~e Cer,.tra~, G~~.rdens Women ° s
~~h';~° ?~,,~~ ~s~i~ag permission to conduct a fe~od sale ®ctober
;: -~_~zd 8th spas read, It `was moved `~~° Councilrr~~.n. Stroh,
~;>;~~~~-e=~.~;~:. ~~.r Councilman Daet~~eiler that ss.~d. apex°;ova.1 be
~;~.ve3°~;° ~~.`~,1 members voting aye, the Mai*a~r ~ecl:=areci dhe
x nt' ~<:, ~~~.~.~;~ carried,
~~, ca1~~r~~anication from the Lynipood Ch~mt~er of _~ommerce
~~ ~~.. ~~~~~~,~~~~° t~~.e Council of United Nations D~~`~ aria. reque:~ting
~ .~: ~~ ~~ ~-~'°~:F~°I,~~.mation be made so desigr~~~.ti:~~g October 24th.
A :~~am:~unication in the same rein fro~u the Crusade
... r :~~~=;~~dan ~,rs.s also read.
'hereupon there was diacuesir~n wTherein the Mayor
r :~~~ 7 ~.,•°;.~. Or;tober ;2,~th, 1950 as United Nations Day and
} _: ;,«r ~:~~~, r;hat appropriate ceremonies be held.
j ~~ co~r~ura~,cation from T. G. Sneddon offering
~..,. ~ , Tract No. 2551 on Long Beach Hc;ulevax°d as aff~atreet
.~{. "'" .{ 1,ot under the policy previously fol:iowed bJt the city
,: ~`,a.~'~I:~ ~A~atters was read, Councilman Sneddon informed the
~a°~~~~^~..i_ ~~irat he had been advised tha`~ the pr~°~perty ad,~oin-
~.~g :4.j:r~b ~:~le South would be included in the prapoaed parking
A.fi~tex~ discussion °~t was moved by Councilman Daetweiler
°_;:~ ~~~nd~d by Councilman Bruner that said offer be accepted
~.:,_.~~. lease agreement be negotiated as per policy estahlished.
~~~ ~., mere 3:.ers voting aye, the Mayor declared t'ne rilotion duly
~It~::~rie~.,
Resolution No. ~0 of the Planning Commission wa®
x~:.~. ~rl~aerein the variance requested by Dr. D. L. Ricks
t`o:~ a zn.edical and professional building ~nras approved. It
~Tas r>~o•~r~;d, by Councilman Bruner, seconded by Councilman
D~et~~eiler that the Planning Corimiasion°s Resolution No. 70
~'~ o ~,,, R~ e;ks ~ be confirmed. X11 members voting aye, the
l~A~.yor de~:la,red the motion duly carried.
Planning Commission Resolution No. 69 eras read
~rra~.erei~~. $~he variance requested by Per Halleen and Elsie
Ha.l~een wra.a re,~ected and denied, following; ~Thich notice for
~;t~~~~e~,I. '~~~; Per Halleen of the Plannirig~ Corr:Miasion° s action
wa> rr~:~d®
After dissuasion it was roved ~y Councilman Sneddon
secoY~de~#.. bar Councilman Bruner treat hearing on s~.id dp~eal be
>~ ~ ;~`r~r ~iovember 8th, 1950, at 7 P.M. as by la4~r required,
~`~.1 ~Aer.~'!.~vrs voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly
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Resolution No. 2288 entitled 00A RESOLUTION OF THE
~`i C~atINCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD CHANGING THE NAMES OF
GEla1"SA.ZIu STREETS WITHIN THE CITY wars read. It Brae moved by
~c~;arr~~~Ln~an sneddon, seconded by Councilman Stroh that said
~~~~~a~;~~.~rt~icrn be adopted.
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The Manager reported, as requested, on proposed new
g<:~rage facilities. After discussion it was moved by Council-
2~2u.T~. Stroh, seconded by Councilman Sneddon that the report as
o~ f°'i.le be concurred in and the Manager directed to proceed
immediately with said improvement. All members voting aye,
the Mayor declared the motion duly carried.
The Manager reported that Ray Russell, Garage Mech-
araicr is serving as chief mechanic since the resignation of
La~~~rence 0, Manuel and recommended that he be allowed the
X5.00 +~ver®allowanee for duties as chief mechanic effective
Oetobe~~ 16th, 1950. It was moved by Councilman Daetweiler,
secoaacle~. by Councilman Stroh that said recommendation be
app~aoved. All members present voting aye, the Mayor declar-
ed the motion duly carried.
Dallas Casey, representing the Citizensa Community
Conference, addressed the Council informing them of the
;yFout~i effort in conducting a conference of study on the pro-
pGSitic~rAs to be voted on November 7th, 1950, explaining
that t=.:ae meeting of October 23rd would be held at the
S~oodrow Wilson Auditorium at 7130 p.m. owing to the increase
f,n attendance. He stated that said meeting would start
°~tith ~'roposition No. 6 and requested that the Council, if
goss°~.'~le, attend. He also requested that a proclamation
prociaiming November 6th, 1950 °"Citizenshi DayD° in the~City
of L~°nwood be made, and invited the Council to attend and
participate in a program designed to point out the respon-
si'r-s.~iit~ies and benefits of citizenship. There was dis-
cu~~xon wherein the Mayor proclaimed November 6th as
C&ti.zenehip ~a~ in Lynwogds.and urged-.all citizens to attend
ar.d participate in the cor;~munity conference. The Mayor
crq:~ns~ented it was a pleasure to aid in any tPray in an effort
s~~ worthy.
It was regularly r.:oved by Councilman Stroh, second-
ed 1~. ~'~~uncilman Sneddon that the demands presented at the
meet.~~1~; of October 17th, 1950, having been regularly audited,
a:~ e ~~.erel~~T allowed and approved and warrants ordered drawn
~n t'r~e City Treasurer therefor in accordance with and to the
payees named and the Punds indicated in the several demands
h.er~~~~~ approved.
GENERAL FUND
I~~ ~t^c-~n.d register Numbers 609 to 6123 inclusive, to the
General Fund ~ 1$,915,49
Water Fund 3,867.34
Traffic Safety Fund 1,918.19
Lighting Fund 2,332.52
Capital Outlay 1,355.74
Publie I'ar}~ Fund 760.75
Special Gee Tax 2,726.93
Retirement Fund 2.82°3.02
TOTAL X34,699.9$
Roll Callt
Ayeat Councilmen Bruner, Daetweiler, Sneddon, Stroh,
and Willard.
Noesz None.
There being no further business, it was moved by
Councilman. Stroh, seconded by Councilman Bruner, that the
meeting be adjourned until Wednesday, November 8th, 1950,
at ~~t~~l p.m. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared
the motion duly carried.
C CLERK OF LYNWOOD
Appro ovember 8, 1950
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