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HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1965-12-07 - CC56 REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 7, 1965 The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular session in the City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, on above date at 7:30 p.m~. Mayor Siokos in the chair. Councilmen Byork, Duncan, McMillan, Siokos, and Smith answered the roll call It was moved by Councilman McMillan, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the minutes of the regular meeting of November 16, 1865, be approved as written. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Res. 65-g2 RESOLUTION N0. 65-g2 entitled: "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Demands COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOT~ ALLOWING AND APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THERE- FORE." was presented. It was moved by Councilman McMillan, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that. said resolution be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, McMillan, Siokos, Smith. Noes: None. Absent: None ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS The City Clerk stated that a Notice of Intention to Cause to be Circulated a Petition for Annexation to the City of Lynwood for the territory bounded generally by Wright Road and Atlantic Avenue, Imperial Highway and Fernwood Avenue, was published by the proponents on December 2, 1965; and that subsequently an Affidavit of Publication was filed. If the City Council wishes to proceed with the annexation of the territory commonly referred to as the "County Island" (Century Boulevard Annexation No. 2), the appropriate action would be to adopt the resolution approving circulation of petitions. Res. 65-93 RESOLUTION N0. 65-93 entitled: "RESOLUTION APPROVING THE Approving CIRCULATION OF PETITIONS REQUESTING THE ANNEXATION OF circulation CENTURY BOULEVARD ANNEXATION N0. 2 TO THE CITY OF LYNWOOD. of petitions was presented. It was moved by Councilman McMillan, for Century seconded by Councilman Smith, that said resolution be Blvd. Annex adopted. #2 Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, McMillan, Siokos, Smith. Noes: None. Absent: None. Res. 65-g4 RESOLUTION N0. 65-g4 entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Designating COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD SUPPLEMENTING RESOLUTION N0. parking 60-20 DESIGNATING A CERTAIN STREET WHEREIN PARKING IS limitation PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES." was presented. on Century Blvd. 160' The City Manager outlined the area affected on the map east of and explained the reasons for the proposed change. Wright Road. It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Byork, that said resolution be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, McMillan, Siokos, Smith. Noes: None. Absent: None. `- -,'.a-+.s..iL.L.~~r.. ,may at. vi . i N.K4f1JY • i. ~ °i..,w, ifs. .. ~ TK+~.Zi..,,+r,~ ~ 1 i~Wx+~,r,. ~ • ^'. 'ir - wM 'h i WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS A claim for damages filed by Safeco Insurance Company was presented. The claim was for damage to a vehicle of one of their insured alleged occurring in the vicinity of Alameda and Imperial Highway during the rioting which occurred during the period August 11 to 16, 1865. It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the claim be denied and referred to the City's insurance carrier. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carriedo REPORTS, REQUESTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS A request from Deseret Industries, ?_720 East 11th Street, Los Angeles, was presented in which they requested a renewal of their exemption from the business license fees for the collection of salvage material, It was explained that this organization is a non-profit, charitable organization and has been .Licensed for a number of years in the City of Lynwood, It was moved by Councilman McMilLan, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the request for renewal of Deseret Industries exempt business license be approved. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. A request from the Southeast Association for Retarded Children was presented in which they asked for a waiver of 50% of the required license fee for a Christmas tree sales lot to be operated by Mra Dale Gentry at 11907 Long Beach Boulevard" Mr. Gentry will operate the lot and return to the Association 50% of the net profits. The Clerk explained that such a co-operative effort is provided for by Section 20.36 Lynwood City Code. It was moved by Councilman McMillan, seconded by Councilman Byork, that said request be granted. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Claim for damage by Safeco Ins. denied Deseret Inds license renewal granted S.E. Assoc. Retarded Children 50% lic. fee exemption granted for Christmas tree lot A request from the Lynwood Chapter of the Order of DeMolay DeMolay for an exemption from the l icense fee for the operation of lic. fee a Christmas tree lot at 355 5 Century Boulevard was presented. exemption It was moved by Councilman McMillan, seconded by Councilman granted for Smith, that the request be granted. All members voting Christmas aye, the Mayor declared the motion ca rried. tree lot A request from Mr. Wally Wallace for a license to conduct a Christmas tree sales lot at 10310 Long Beach Boulevard was presented. It was explained that Mr. Wallace has been licensed previously to conduct such business in the City. It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the request be approved. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. The City Clerk stated that one of the special county districts from which recently annexed territory known as Atlantic Avenue Annexation No. 6 should be withdrawn is the Southeast Mosquito Abatement District, The City Clerk suggested that prior to adoption of a resolution effecting the withdrawal, that the City Council declare its intention to withdraw the above annexed territory from the district and to direct the Clerk to so notify the district. Wally Wallac granted lic. Christmas tree lot. Recommend withdrawal of Atlantic Annex #6 from Mosquito Abatement District It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman ~~ Orlando granted special permit for wrecking yard at 11561 & 11564 Check McMillan, that the City Council declare 1.ts intention to withdraw territory known as "Atlantic Avenue Annexation No. 6" frorri the Southeast Mosqu`~to Abatement District, and direct Clerk to so notify the disrrict~ All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion ^a.-~ried. The application of Casimer ,7. OrLa "Cash. & Son," for a ~pec.ial permit wrecking business at 1161_ ~ 1 i_~61~ presented. The appa.icant purposes 1. One lot to be used exclusively impound vehicles. ndo, doing business as to conduct an auto Check Avenue, was to do the following: for storage of police 2. A corner section of an~~ther 1.ot to be used for Used Car Sales. 3. The remaining portion of the lot to be used for dismantling and disposing of junk cars on hand. The Police Department in~restigative repot was read. The report revealed no reason for denial of the license. It was pointed out that Mr°. Orlando previously operated a wrecking business at the same location in a very satisfactory manner. It was moved by Counc~~~_man Smith, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the application fog special permit be approved. All members voting aye except Counci man McMillan, who voted no, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Councilman McMillan mentioned that dis~a.ussion was had at the October 5 meeting concerning up-grading of M uses. The City Attorney ingaired if it. ~~aas t:he Council's desire to amend the zoning ordinance to remove auto wrecking yards as a permitted use, He stated that the use could be removed but that an amortizar;ion period should be set up in order for existing businesses to phase outo At the end of that period, the permir, would end with the zoning use. He stated that he would be glad to prepare such an ordinance for the Council's consideration. Appli. of An application from Harbor Security Patrol, Inc. signed Harbor Sec. by its president, J. W~ Buesing, for a special permit to Patrol Inc. conduct a guard dog service within the city was presented. denied The Police Department investigative report was read. The report was accompanied by a fi:ie of the investigation, and concluded with the recommendation that the license be denied. It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the application of Harbor Security Patrol, Inc. be denied. A11 members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Duncan Councilman Duncan stated that he has been asked to serve appointed to on a new committee being formed under the auspices of the "Respect for Lynwood Co-ordinating Council, called "Respect for Law" Law Com." Committee, and that he wished official sanction as he would like to serve the committee as a Councilman rather than as an individualo Mrs. Luci_i_le Kanka of the Co-ordinating Council was present and ex.pla_ned that the committee is being formed to study certain areas of crime In relation to the youth of the communit;r. She stated that Mr~ Lester Robertson N "~ is chairman cf the committee, and s':~t'ri persons as Chief Damon, Judge Dills, and Lt. Trembly of the Los Angeles Police Department have also agreed r., se_°ve on the committee. After discussion of the program, the Mayor appointed Councilman Duncan to represent the ~~ity Council on the committee. The Manager stated that at the Planning Commission meeting of November 9, 1965, the application of Harold C. Phillips and Alice E. Phillips, 3901 Magnolia Avenue, for a permit to divide Lot 12, Block B, Tract i09g6 into two equal arcels of a roximatel 5600 s feet each was studied. P Pp y q The Planning Commission denied t:he request on the grounds that 1. approval. of the request wou_~.d create two substandard lots of approximar.ely 5620 sq. fee'c each; ~, approval would require that zone be .hanged frc.m R-%? to R- and, 3. that the lot split would be det;r_:merlta:l to the value of the surrounding property, The Manager sr;ated that the applicant wished to make an ora? appeal. of tY~e Planning Commission decision at this time. Mrs . Phillips addressed t;he Couri~,il to explain that the lot had had two houses on .t, ane of which was removed and a new home const~caucted~ TY~e homes are completely separate with one address on Magno is Avenue and one on Bradfield Avenue, and ea.~h has its own driveway. She stated that they wished to dispose of one of the homes, and in order try do so it wou.l_d be necessary to divide the lot. She also stated rhat the homes are an asset to the neighborhood ar~d the only thing lacking is the total of 6oco ~,q, fee` of land for each home, should the Lots be divided. Following discussion of the requirements of the ordinance, the City Manager read an analysis of the request which had been presented to the Planning Commission. It was moved by Councilman Byork, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the appeal be denied. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried The Mayor expressed the opinion r..hat R-2 zoning in areas developed entirely for R-~. use should be rezoned as R-l, and suggested that the Planning Commission review such areas. At this point in the meeting, Mayor Siokos permitted the representative of a group of young ladies present to address the Council. Miss Chris Hendricks addressed the Council to express her disapproval and that of her contemporaries concerning an advertising sign board near the Century off-ramp of the Long Beach Freeway. It was their opinion that the signboard, depicting a French actress, was obscene and a detriment to the morals of young people seeing it. She expressed confidence that appropriate action wo~zld be initiated by the City Counci to prevent repetition of this type of advertising. Oral appeal by Alice Phillips for lot split 3901 Magnolia was denied Group of young ladies express disapproval of signboard at Century off- ramp of the Freeway. The Manager presented a report on the review of Sales Report on Tax returns as directed by the City Council. The review review of Sale, was made by Wilbur McCann, Economic Consultant, during Tax returns the week of No~rember .15. Variations between the Federal Census of Business and the State Board of Equalization reports were reviewed, especially where it appeared that Lynwood is not receiving its fair share of sales tax returns. ~o The report listed a numk;er' of instances where taxes from various sources riay'e n:.~`. been cl;rre~:tly allocated, and stated that the Stat.a Boas°d ~~°f Eq;aal_izati~~~n has been formally requested t ,~ ~:;o_rrect; a a. ~ e-^rurs in order that Lynwood will. re;:e~.ve the prope~° amount in the future. In some instances where a business is divided. between two jurisdiction` , it wi ~_ ~ be nPcPSSax~y to reach an agreement as r;o the p:,oper° a.i l<>cat i-vn of sa.Les tax revenue The Manage:r° stated ghat ir., is anticipated that a substantial. increase in sales tax income will be realized ae~ a re:ul.t of the :Ludy of sales tax returns. He also said that when licenses are obtained for the recently annexed rerritcry on Atlantic Avenue south of Fernwood, a list cf the businesses will be sent to the Sr, ate Beard of Equals ~•a~:•:~crA to ynsure proper allocation of saes tax ._~ev~ nue Report on As requested at the _~as:, regu:~,ar mee~;ing, the City speed limit Manager presented a report on speed .limit z•~~ne increases zone on Bullis Road, Fe;~rnw:;<.~d Avenue, and ,manta Fe-State Street. increases The report staged ';hat; Ca_t.y Eng'~r~eer and Police Chief have reviewed the ex~.st ing tr°affic patterns and roadway conditions. and t;he ~_r reccmmenda,i ons are as follows 1. Santa Fe-State Stree~ - lr: '~s recommended that the City Council approve an increase A.n `.he speed lim~.t on Santa Fe From the ~outher~;_y ~~~:~,undary of the city to Virginia Avenue , _~=t is f°el ~ ^Y.a`;, State Stx°e et should retain the twenty-fi;re 1Tli.l.e per hour 1~_mir, due to the irregular roadway pa'.•`.ezTn frcin l~ynwood Road to the northerly city bounda~~~y. Px.ans hake been prepared for State appraoval to utilize gas tax funds for the realignment of Star.,e Street through tie traffic circles. Should these plans be apprcwed by the Stare and adopted by the City Council, the speed aimit could be increased '"" to thirty-five miles per hour. 2. Fernwood Avenue - An increase in the speed limit on Fernwood Avenue is recommended subject to the placement of double center-lines on each roadway. Both roadways are in a deteriorated state and the area near California and Long Beach will.. be further disrupted when the storm drain is constructed during 1966. It is recommended that, upon completion of trie storm drain work, the roadway be scheduled for a major resurfacing, double lines be painted, and the speed limit increased to thirty-five miles per hour.. 3. Bullis Road - Due to the predominance of residential structures and the location of two major schools on Bullis Road, it is recommended that the existing twenty- five mile per hour speed limit be retained. P:1ans are being prepared to install a traffic signaa at the intersection of Cardin and Bullis which, in conjunction with the stop signals at ~Tosephine, Fernwood, Platt, and Century Boulevard, requires that a minimum speed limit be retaine d The report a.so stated chat the City Attorney has prepared the necessary speed Limit ordinance for Santa Fe Avenue and that upon completion of the improvements on Fernwood Avenue, a second ordinance will be presented to the City Council. After discussion of the various speed ::Limits on the streets under review, it was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman McMillan, that Santa Fe Avenue and State Street remain at the existing posted speed limit until the realignment is aocomplished. .Aril. members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. It was moved by Counc~lmar~ Byork, seconded by Councilman Smith, that the Counci 1 c;cncur in the re~^.ommendations of the Manager in regard t.o Fernwcod Avenues A1.1 members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried, """' It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman McMillan, that the City Council concur in the recommendations of the City Manager concerning the speed limit on Bullis Road. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried, The Manager presented a report on the improvement of Atlantic Avenue .n the recently annexed territory from Fernwood Avenue to McMillan Avenue. The report contained a cost breakdown for raeinova.l. and replacemer.~t of existing curb and gutters and pa~~ement removal, modif'icatian of existing traffic signa.Ls and 'safet.y lighting, certain contingencies, and engineering fees. The total estimated cost of the project: w:;izld be $11~,'%~~~.00 t:~ be financed by gas tax funds. The Manager recommended that the ~__t;;y Counc;il~ authorize David J. MacArthur, Consult-ing Engineer, to beg>.n preparation of plans fog: the reconsr~~uction of Atlantic Avenue from Fernwood Aveno~.e r,o McNillan Street, the cost of engineering services to be on a tame acrd material bases, not to exceed a max.tmum fg~~.re uf' $5,000.00. The time estimated for the comp-~etion of the project drawings would be four months, and the r,ota7. project t,o be financed with 2107 Gas Tax Funds. Councilman McMillan inquired if' it is established that gas tax funds can be used to cover the cost of the project with the cost to be in no way a .Lien on the property owners in the area. The City Manager assured him that gas. tax funds could be used and in fact, it is possib7_e that certain County funds might be made available to assist; in the project. It was moved by Councilman Smith, ses:;onded by Councilman Byork, that the City Coun~~l_ concur in the City Manager's recommendations concerning the improvement. of Atlantic Avenue from Fernwood r.o McMi.~lan. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Donovan, McMil:~an, Sokos, Smith. Noes: None Absent: None. The City Manager presented a report on zoning restrictions for on-sale liquor establishments in which he stated that he and the City Attorney have been studying means of controlling the proliferation of beer bars in the City and, though cities have no control over the issuance of the licenses, recent court cases have upheld the right of r_ities to restrict bars on the basis of zoning for the public safety and welfare. He further stated that the City Attorney has prepared an amendment to the zoning ordinance which establishes that no new bars, lounges, etc. will be permitted in the City which are proposed to be located nearer than three hundred feet to a residential zone. Any existing bars may continue Recommendation on Atlantic Avenue improvements Recommendation on zoning restrictions for on-sale liquor establishments N "~ to operate, but if vacated for six months or more the ordinance taker effect and the business cannot be reopened unless it meets the three hundred foot limitation. Ord. zoning The City Manager presented for first r°eading an restrictions ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF for on-sale LYNWOOD AMENDING CITY ORDINANCE N0. 570 BY ADDING liquor first THERETO SECTION 15.3 RELATING TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES" read and recommended approval It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Byork that the Council concur in the recommendation of the City Manager and waive further reading of the ordinance. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman McMillan, that said ordinance be accepted as read for the first time and passed to the second reading. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byerk, Dun~~an, McMillan, Siokos, Smith. Noes: None. Absent: None., Discussion The Manager's report further stated that 1n conjunction newly with the limitation on the opening of new on-sale liquor annexed establishments, many cities are r°e cognizing the police establish- problem created by such establishments and are increasing ments that the local License fees a~cordingy. The report contained permit a comparison of the Lynwood license fees and the fees dancing charged by neighboring cities. It was the Manager's opinion that it would be worthwhile for the Council to direct that a study 'be made to determine if an additional permit fee should be required. --- It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Smith, that the City Manager be directed to prepare a report on the possible increase of business license fees for bars, cocktail lounges, etc. for discussion at the next meeting. Ali members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried, The Manager's report also called attention to the fact that in the new..-1y annexed territory on Atlantic Avenue there are a number of establishments which permit dancing. Dancing is not a zoning question, but a licensing problem, and the Council could say that all dancing must cease subject to application and approval cf a conditional use permit to be granr.,ed by the City Council An alternative would be to allow the dancing to continue subject to City Code Section 20 102 which requires a two hundred and fifty dollar ($2501 permit fee If any of the businesses disc;ont~_nue dancing or the business is sold, it could be required r,hat. dancing cease s~~bject to the granting of the Cond_~:tional Use Permit, The Manager recommended the latter course of action subject to the apppova)_ of the Ci~:,y Attorney, and also suggested Char the Council. direct 4,hat a study be made to determine if %i) the suggested procedure is .legal, and (2) if amendmen.s to the LZCene Ordinance would be required to enforce the cessation of dancing with the transfer of ownership. The City Attorney stated that he wou_i_d 1_ike to study the proposal. further, and the Mayorrequesred that he study what is 1e~a'~. J_v acceptab l_e ~.rld ~oresent a report to the City Coun:il~ There was considerable discassicn of whet-her or not to allow dancing in the newly annexed ter~tory when it has not been allowed in the City prior to this time, Councilman McMillan stated that he fe:1t certain standards should be set up now that wound be appil~:able to other areas. The City Attorney inquired whether or not the Council wanted restrictions as to floor area and how near the bar can be to the dancing area, etc. Councilman Duncan expressed the opinion that requirements for the conducting of dancing should apply in all areas. It was moved by Councilman McMil an, seconded by Councilman Smith, that the Council concur in the recommendations of the City Manager and that a study be made for consideration at the next meeting, including recommendations for standards by which dancing might be permitted, A~1 members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion ca:rriedE The Manager presented a repot`: on the Harry C. Ball zone change request which involves 2. charge of zone from R-2 to M-1 for Lot 4, Blo::k i7, Mc~djeska Par°k Tract and recalled that action on this change of zone has been delayed because of the intended rezoning of the entire downtown business area. At the previous meeting, the City Attorney stated that a moratorium would have to be established for a period of five to ten years depending on the usage. The Manager stated that he has contacted Mr. Ball and apprised him of the possibility that he might have to remove his business should a mayor redevelopment take place. Mr. Ball. stated that even so, he would appreciate a favorable action on his zone change request, The Manager recommended that the Council approve the recommendation of the Planning Commission and grant the change of zone from R-2 to M-l. of Lot 4, Rlock 1.7 Modjeska Park Tract, and that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 570 FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTY AND THE ADOPTION OF AN AMENDED SEC'T'ION OF THE ZONING MAP WHICH IS PART OF SAID ORDINANCE NO. 570" be accepted for first reading. It was suggested that a letter be requested fr°om Mro Ball stating that he understands the conditions of` the zone change should it be granted. It was moved by Councilman McMillan, seconded by Councilman Smith, that the Council concur in the recommendations of the City Manager with the additional requirement that a letter be obtained from Mr. Ball. informing the Council that he understands the conditions under which the zone change would be granted. All members voting aye, tree May^r declared the motion carried: It was moved by Councilman McMillan, seconded by Councilman Smith, that further reading of the ordinance be waived. All members voting aye except Counoi.iman Duncan who voted no, the Mayor declared the motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Smith, seconded by Councilman McMillan, that said ordinance be accepted as read for the first time, and passed to the second a.^eading. Discussion on newly annexed establishment that permit dancing Recommendatio on Harry C. Ball zone change reques Ord. approvin zone change (Harry Ball) first read Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, McMillan, Sic~kos, Smith. Noes: Councilman Duncan Absent: None. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Councilman Duncan described the hazards to traffic created by parking on California Avenue south of Imperial Highway and suggested that parking in that area should be restricted. Mr. Duncan suggested that members cf the Police and Fire Departments might contribute to better city-citizen public relations by a friendlier attitude toward the people they meet throughout the comrrunir,y . Mro Duncan also stated that he has been opposed to over time by City employees but he knows it is necessary at times, and proposed than, overtime cease as April 1, 1966. In the meantime people working overtime should be paid time and a half. Councilman McMi1~_an inquired about the status of the committees being app:;inted for the downtown area development program. The Mayor informed Councilman McMillan that he has met with the Chamber of Commerce and is still waiting for a few final_ names fo:r certain committees Councilman McMillan stated that he bell.=ved that Mayor Siokos should set up some type cf communication with the State%County legis7_ato_t°s so ~~Iiat t;r~re Ci~~y is kept better informed as several ext~~emely important things have happened where the Council was r.ot aware of action being taken until a parr,icular project was completed, Councilman Byork told the Council of the project his company is contemplating, treat of devising a label advertis_~_.ng that: the product his company is shipping was manufactured in Lynwood the All America City. Mr, Allen Witter, representing the Lynwood Press, inquired if the sales tax revenue that the City has not been receiving will be paid retroactively. The City Manager informed him that it would be retroactive only as to the past three quay°ters. Mr. John Kanka, 513.-i Walnut Avenue, addressed the Council to ask that a minute of prayer at the end of the meeting be had in memory of those who gave their lives at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1g41o Discussion The Mayor stated that the City has received from the new route State a new map indicating the route of the proposed for Century Century Freeway through Lynwood. One of the routes Freeway shown crosses the City through the southern portion south of Fernwood Avenue, and he expressed the opinion that it would be catastrophic for the City should this route be adopted. Means of opposing the proposed alignment were discussed among the members of the Council. M•.A Both Mrs. Inez Marks and Mrs. Anita Birkholm addressed the Council to inquire to whom a protest should be directed. Mr. John Stevens, 3135 Louise, addressed the Council to inquire if it would be possible for the Council to assist the citizens in drafting a letter that would be effective when directed to the proper officials. The Mayor informed him that help in drafting such a letter would be available. t Discussion Century Free- way re-routin€ Mrs. Anita Birkholm also inquired if the public could be ,.... made aware of future hearings on the proposed freeway routing, and the Mayor informed her that such information would be I available to the public. ADJOURN Following a minute of silent prayer in memory of those who gave their lives at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 19~-I1, it was moved by Councilman McMillan, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the meeting be adjourned. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Cityr`Cl k, City o Lynwood APPROVED JANUARY 4, 1965 ~. . Mayor of the ity o Lynwood