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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1954-03-02 - CC~'" REGULAR MEE"I':TN(~ MAFtt~l:-~ ~ , :l X54 The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular session in the City k~la.:l.:i , 11330 Bull is Road on above date at 7230 p.m. Mayor W1.11ard .i.n the chair., Councilmen Bruner, Daetwe~.1 car, Yeax^snz1, Sneddon, and ~~~_1:i.ard. answered the roll r.;s,l l , It ws,s moved by Counc l.lman Bruzzer, seconded by G4r'y.znc3.lman Daetweiler, that they minutes of the regular meeting of" Febr~iary 16, 195 acid the ad,~ourned xregular meet';tn~ of February 1~, 195, be approved: ~xs wr:~.tterz. All members vating ^^- aye, the M~a.yor dec:l.ax~ed t,~zt~ r~zc°~tion duly E~dx~r^ied.. ''' The Clerk presented ~~ cozzunun~.c~~ation from the Lynwood. Chamber of Gomme:rce reques tl.n~ the; C~.t;y Council to $u~gest to tkze City of ~,os Angt~les ~::h~,~; t;hey c~c>r;:i~.zc.[L; an open hearing on the matt~ar• of the ~;~~;re,-tea~i~r.~a ~~oz~~1~~1. ~.rr^c>,zwi rece~pt;s business license tax, After discus~€1c~rz, :~ r, was m~aved by Councilman Daetweiler, seconded by Cozz.nc.~i :Im~~°~ ~3rur,ex°, that said. communi- cation be accepted and filers e.rad ~;t~e ~~l erk ard.erpd to prepare ~. reso7_ution requesting thst an open hearing on thr~ x~os Angeles City g~^ass receipts business t i~:a:'z"l;i~;' f,ax ~~e he1.d. dpi loan as pra4tical. All members vcri;i.n~, ay~~, i`;hEw~ l~;ayox• d.r~c~.ared. the zzzo Harz duly carried . R.ESOLUTTON NO. ~ ~;,;4 ent i. ~;'l. ~es~ at A HE~SOLfSTION OF TIE CITY COUNCIL Or THE CITY 0:>~ i:,"YNW~")t~l:~~, ~"A]:,1'.F'C~f~N:IA, CA'LIJS:NG A GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELF~C'I'1ON ON 'I~i1,;,T:sA:i", API~~.iI:a 1,~, 1,.fj~4, IN SAID CITY', :IN ACCORL.~.NCE Wl ~'H THE }'i?O~ i:S'`.~"~NS 0~~ TkaE LAWS OF THE STATE OF CALIFO~tNIA." was ~.ireFar;rztr;d, ~:t wx~s rnc>l~t~d b;y Councll.man aneador'z, secandc~d. b~Y Ccburzc~~ilm~~r~i P*°~r,~G>x,y th~.i~, said resalutian be adopted. :Roll Call Ayes ; Col"~nc:i lm~,» I~:rixn~'>r^, ~ a~ l !c ~ :1 r.~tra, Pearsc'rrt, Sned.dc~n, ar~d Wi'i zar^r~ ,, Pdoes ~ Nave . Absent: none„ R.ESOLUTI'ON NO. ~::':} ~~' enk t.t ~r~d, "'Na(fl tT1~?~J Ai'~'T~Ca~1iVr1 '"~"" pr~Aa~:S, SPECIF,ICATIONSA AND MAP UF+' ASSESSMEr31' D,I~.';~iC"" FO~t THE IM'R~VEMENT OF A PORTION OF PLATT AVFNi;lE BY ';"HE C.:?I~S"r'I~UCTIO~1 OF SANITARY SEWERS AND APPURTENANT WORK" was presented. Tt was ~n.c~ved bY~ Councilman Bruner, ~zczo~,nd~r,~ by +~'ozarzcilmari Sneddon, t;1~~at sa:i.d. Resolut9..ar7 be adtii,ter~ . Ro1.l Call Ay~as: Cauncil.men 'l~r~tzrrcar, i7~:etwt~i].r-.r, Pearson, Sne~d.cion, and Willard . Noes: None. Absent,° None. RESC7LUTI'ON NO. ~`r:~~,~, c,~nt.it;7 K~,d r';{ESOLi7Tl`ON OF INTENTION TN THE MATTER OF THE TMS'ROVEI~fENT OF A ~'O.~ "t'ION OF t'LATT A~NUE ZN T1clE CITY O.F LYNWOOD BY THE CONSTRUCT:Z(1N OF SAN.L'~ARY SE"rJERS AND APPbRTENANT WORK." was prr~;e~r~.t;t>c~., I~, was moved by Cauncil- marz Bruner, seconded, by Cozanr:.~ ims.rs `~nF~d,r~c°arz, that said Resolution be adapted. Roll Ca,1.1. Ayes. Councilmen Brurz~~x^, Ds.etwel~lrr, Pearson, Sneddon, and Willard. Noes None . Absent° Nona. The ~+lar~ger recomznr~ndF~;:~ t 1~~ #, :~nyr~, ;'az~x~entinr: be appointed Deputy Li.r;ense Co] 1~:r~~or^ cm ~~ ~:,emporart~ bar~i.s e~'x'ective ~~arch 1, 1~5~, at ~3'?F~ ~,er m~:~n$~h iglus $c5 p!~r rr..:.,rx4h rs.x" allowan-~e. It was moved by Counr:ilms.n Pfarsc;rz, se:~e'e~nd~rx bar ~'ounGilman Daetweiler, that said r. cc!~rrunrnds,i,Lon ~)r,~ r~.pproved. All members voting aye, the Mayor decla.r.°r=u +~~c, rriotion duly carried. The Manager s tatE~d that a Pv~~ra1 requests four digests of the proposed pFrsonrzpl ardi.ntz.nce have, bc:,E3n r•~~w~c;.~.vPd in his of.x'lce and. he requestr~d p~~r^rr~i;~~~~ tan t~~a pr'':°pr~.r~~ such digests for publ~.c,stion in 1ocs.1 ria^v~spapex~^~.:.,, zr, w~~.;~ ?~~c>ve~~ toy rounc~ilman Bruner, seconded by Councilman Pearson, that said authorization be granted. All members voting syc, the M~.yor declared the motion duly carried, Councilman Pearson ~.sked that the City congratulate the school for the fine fob of remodeling the old city hall. It was mcved by Councilman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Bruner, that a letter of commendation be addressed to the Unified School District on the recent remodeling of the old City Hall building. A11 members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. The hour of 8:00 p.m, having arrived, said rtaur being the time fixed for receiving any and al ]. bids for furnishing ""' the City with certain swimming p~;ol er~;~ipment, the Mayor in- quired if there were any present wishing to submit bids. There was no response. The Clerk stated tae had. .°~re;eivEd two bid's. It was moved by Courzc,:~lman Sneddon, seconded by Councilman Bruner, that said bias be publicly opened, examined, and. declared. All members voting a;,~re, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried, "'~:~ following bids were received: Bak~rn t;on.struction Wells All-Steel Items Com any Products o. No . 2 4? o ,'30 ~ 800.00 No. 3 1,4~~5„5~3 1,009.75 No° 5 6~1.~~ 793.66 No . 6a 380. ~ 753.97 3 c8.~.~ 341,94 Na. 6a, 204.12 324.84 No. 7 1,91.08 1,580.00 No. ra 1,342,",~ 1,501.00 No, t$~ 8~~,24 932.10 No. 8a 572.7? 885.50 No. 9 2,43,00 1,280.00 1~c'• 9a 2,1f9.00 1,280.00 "'"'" r~o. 10 870.93 975.00 Total Per Plan ~ 10,214,73 $ 8.921.45 Total, Alternates 8,~30,~8 8~739.0~ It cues moved bJ Councilman Bruner, seconded by Council- man Sneddon, that Bald bids be x•ef`~x°red to the City Manager for checking and report thercan. A:1,7 members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carrpi~:s„ The hour of 8; 00 p,. m. ~~av~n~r ~.~,s~ived, said hour being the time fixed for continu~:d hearrir~,~ on the improvement of the first alley northerly ~~° C,Hntury boulevard, extending easterly from Harris Avenue, the Mayor inquired if there were any present in regard to this matter, '.Phere was no response. The Clerk stated that since the last hear3..ng sufficient monies have been deposited in the tr°easury to the satisfaction of the City Engineer, to ms.ke th,e .impx^hvement without proceeding further under the Imt~rovement Act of 1911, Thereupon, RESOLUTION N0. 2537 entitled "RESOLUTION ABAND6NING THE PROPOSED'~IMPROVEMENT OF THE FIRST ALLEY NORTHERLY OF CENTURY BOULEVARD EXTENDING EASTERLY FROM HARRIS AVENUE BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE GUTTERS AND PLANT-MIXED PAVEMENT" was presented. It was moved by Councilman Sneddon, secon ed by Councilman Daetweiler, that said Resolution be adopted. ,.C, Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Bruner, Daetweiler, Pearson, ,_,,, Sneddon, and Willard, Noes: None Absent; None, The haur of B:OU p.m. having arrived, said hour being the time fixed far hearing in the matter of the abatement of weeds, the Mayor inquired if there were any present in regard • to this matter, Whereupon, Mrs.Watts, 3345 ~Tirginia, stated she owned the parcel east of this :address and that they wished to clean the weeds off the lot. RESOLi~'~!'i0N' N0. 253$ entitled °9A RESOLUTION PASSING UPON OBJECTIONS, AND DIRECTING THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS TO ABATE THE NUISANCE OF DRY AND DRYING WEEDS THAT EXIST ON CERTAIN PARCELS OF LAND IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD" was presented. It was moved by Councilman Bruner, seconded by Councilman Sneddon, that said resolution be adopted. Ro11 Call: Ayes: Councilmen Bruner, Daetweiler, Pearson, Sneddon, and Willard. Noes.:: None. Absent: None. There was a discussion on the Recreation Commission's request to proceed with furthez~ capital improvement in the City Park. After discussion, it was moved by Councilman Sneddon, seconded by Councilman Bruner, that the City Manager be directed to prepare a report and recommendation on the request of the Recreation Commission for future park development. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried, It was regularly moved by Councilman Daetweiler, seconded by Councilman Pearson, that the demands presented at the meeting of March 2, 1954, having been regularly audited, are hereby allowed and approved and warrants ordered, drawn on the City Treasurer in acca.rdance with and to the payees named and the funds indicated in the several demands hereby approved. GENERAL ACCOUNT Demand register numbers A2554 to A2626 inclusive to the respective funds: General Fund $25 247,65 Water Fund , 10,907.93 Traffic Safety Fund " 2,502.52 °" ' Lighting Fund 30.08 Capital Outlay Fund 1,647.28 Public Park Fund 267.76 Total . . $40, 603.22 Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Bruner, Daetweiler, Pearson, Sneddon, and Willard. Noes: None. Absent: None. It was moved by Councilman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Daetweiler, that the meeting be ad,~ourned. A11 members voting aye, the Mayor d e a ed t motion duly carried. MARCH 16, 1954 9 .f ~? '