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HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1966-06-08 - CCN REGULAR MEETING JUNE 8, 1866 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 Smith in the chair. Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens answered the roll call. It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the minutes of the regular meeting of May 17, 1966, be approved as written. All members voting . aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Res. 66-4g RESOLUTION N0. 66-4g entitled: "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Demands COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD ALLOWING AND APPROVING THE DEMANDS PRESENTED AND ORDERING WARRANTS DRAWN THEREFORE." was presented. It was moved by Councilman Byork, seconded by Councilman Siokos, that said resolution be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. Absent: None. PUBLIC HEARING Hearing - The hour of 7:30 p.m, having arrived, said hour being Duncan Ave the time fixed for public hearing on the proposed improve- et a1 ment of Duncan Avenue between Fernwood Avenue and Lavinia improvement Avenue and on the south side of Fernwood Avenue 161.8 feet east and west of Duncan Avenue, and on the north side of Josephine Street 160 West and 110 feet east of Duncan Avenue, and on the south side of Josephine Street 320 feet west and 110 feet east and Duncan Avenue, and on the north side of Lavinia Avenue 216.65 feet east of Duncan Avenue, the Clerk presented affidavits of publishing, mailing and posting, and stated that no written protests have been filed. The Mayor inquired if anyone present wished to be heard. As there was no response, the hearing was concluded. Res. 66-50 RESOLUTION N0. 66-50 entitled: "RESOLUTION OVERRULING Overruling PROTESTS AND DETERMINING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL HAS ACQUIRED protests JURISDICTION TO ORDER THE PROPOSED WORK OR IMPROVEMENT IN Duncan Ave THE MATTER OF THE IMPROVEMENT OF DUNCAN AVENUE ET AL BY et al THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER AND DRIVEWAY improvement APPROACHES, TOGETHER WITH ALL INCIDENTAL AND APPURTENANT WORK." was presented. It was moved by Councilman Duncan , seconded by Councilman Stevens, that said resolution be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. Absent: None. Res. 66-51 RESOLUTION N0. 66-51 entitled: "RESOLUTION ASCERTAINING Ascertaining AND DETERMINING RATE OF PER DIEM WAGES FOR CERTAIN CLASSES per diem OF LABOR IN THE MATTER OF THE IMPROVEMENT OF DUNCAN AVENUE wages Duncan ET AL BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER AND Ave et al DRIVEWAY APPROACHES, TOGETHER WITH ALL INCIDENTAL AND improvement APPURTENANT WORK." was presented. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the resolution be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. Absent: None. . t r~ RESOLUTION N0. 66-52 entitled: "RESOLUTION ORDERING THE WORK AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE INVITING BIDS IN THE MATTER OF THE IMPROVEMENT OF DUNCAN AVENUE ET AL BY THE t;ONSTRUCTION 0~' CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER AND DRIVEWAY APPROACHES, TOGETHER WITH ALL INCIDENTAL AND APPURTENANT WORK." was presented. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the resolution be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. Absent: None. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS An Ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 570 FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES AND THE ADOPTION OF AN AMENDED SECTION OF THE ZONING MAP WHICH IS A PART OF ORDINANCE N0. 570." was presented for first reading (change of zone from R-1 to R-2 of Lots 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, Tract 12276, south side of Clark Street between Edgebrook Avenue and southerly prolongation of Alice Avenue). It was moved by Councilman Byork, seconded by Councilman Siokos, that further reading be waived. All members voting aye, the M~.yor declared the motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the ordinance be accepted as read for the first time and passed to the second reading. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. ~--. Absent: None. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS Res. 66-52 Ordering work and direct~.ng notice in- viting bids Duncan Ave et al improvement Ord. first read change of zone on Clark St. between Edgebrook & Alice A letter from the Lynwood Chamber of Commerce was Presentatio presented in which they described their proposed "Fall by Chamber Festival" promotional event scheduled for October 27-31• of Commerce for "Fall Mr. Norman Wasserman, Chamber of Commerce secretary, and Festival" Mr. Ken McJimsey, Special Events Committee Chairman, addressed the Council concerning the proposed events and presented details of the program by means of cards out- lining the various activities included in the program. The Council was informed that the Chamber of Commerce presented the Recreation-Commission with the proposal and an agreement was reached with the 0ommission to hold the Chamber of Commerce program in conjunction with the Recreation Depart- ment's annual Halloween program. The Chamber proposed to have a group of amusement rides and special booths located between the Community Center building and the Natatorium and a large tent which will contain 30 booths which will be available for exhibits of various kinds with preference for the use of the booths being given to local service and commercial organizations. Included in the program will be a competition of bands for which cash prizes will be provided, and other contests such as a square dance contest, etc. The Chamber hopes to make this an annual event and to set aside money made from the project toward a gift to the City on the occasion of the City's fiftieth birthday five years from now. Mr. Wasserman explained that past events of a similar nature have been carefully reviewed and he assured the Council that past problems will be eliminated. He .. _ Presentation by Chamber of Commerce for "Fall Festival" requested permission at this time for use of the park for the project in order that they might go ahead with plans for the event. Mr. Snavely of the Recreation Department was asked if there would be any conflict with the Recreation Department's program and he replied the two programs could be combined but that preference would be given to the organizations that normally take part in the Recreation Department program. „„~, After discussion of the details of the proposal, it was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Siokos, that permission be granted the Chamber of Commerce for. use of the .City park for their "Fall Festival" subject to their working closely with the R creation Department and City Manager, and subject to a'~`~appropriate contract. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Letter from A letter from Mr. Glen Fullerton, 11328 Atlantic Avenue, Glen Fuller- Lynwood, was presented in which he called attention to the ton re "top- control by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of bars less" bars which are causing a nuisance because of noises, etc., and also etc. to the recent decision of the District Court of Appeals with reference to "topless" displays in bars, taverns, and similar public places. It was moved by Councilman Byork, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that Mr. Fullerton's letter be accepted and filed. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. EXECUTIVE SESSION Executive The Mayor announced that the Council would adjourn to an session to executive session for the purpose of interviewing Recreation interview and Park Director candidates. Recreation & Park Dir. Following the executive session, the Mayor called the candidates meeting to order. REPORTS AND REQUESTS Report on The Manager presented a report on the action of the Elks Lodge Planning Commission in recommending approval of a variance variance request of the Lynwood-Compton Elks Lodge for variance to permit the construction of a lodge building on a land locked parcel of property located north of Carlin Avenue, west of Atlantic Avenue, with access to Atlantic Avenue by means of a strip of land having a 50' frontage on Atlantic Avenue. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the variance subject to the following: 1. That the building be constructed south of the easterly prolongation of the south boundary line of the Lavinia tract; 2. That the building be set back, as per the plot plan, a minimum of 10 feet from all property lines; 3. That the building be of Class 1 construction throughout with the north, west and south wall of solid, sound-proof construction except for necessary entrances and exits; 4. That the 50 foot lot extending from Atlantic Avenue 237 feet west to the lot upon which the building will be constructed, be reserved for ingress, egress and parking only; ~~~ 5. That one parking space be provided for every 75 sq. ft. Report & of building area (though not stated by the commission, the. recommends- City Manager believes the requirement here is intended for tion on the area of the bottom floor or main floor only); Elks Lodge variance 6. That a six foot block wall be constructed along the property lines abutting any residential area. The report stated that the City Attorney has ruled that the (~ City Council could require that the variance not be trans- ferable to any subsequent or previous property owner. It I was the Manager's recommendation that the Council approve the recommendation of the Planning Commission with the additional stipulation that the variance not be transferable and that it must be acted upon within one year. The Manager also said that in discussing tie matter with the Fire Chief, it was suggested that the existing block wall on the west side of the property be the one considered in the recommendat ion in order to provide sufficient open area far use in firefight ing equipment in the event it is ever needed. He also said that Mr. Richard McNish, developer of Lavinia Manor, suggested that the side yard set back be at least fifteen feet. Mr. Campbell, representing the Elks Lodge, was asked if any effort had been made to obtain the ten foot strip of land abutting the Elks property to the west, and if he had any objection to Mr. McNish's suggestion. Mr. Campbell stated he has discussed the ten foot strip with the owner, but no agreement has been reached and he also said he had no objection to increasing the side yard set back. Councilman Duncan asked about the variance on the C-2 portion of the property, and the City Attorney agreed that a variance „_ could not apply more restrictive provisions than permitted in the C-2 zone. Councilman Duncan also asked how the variance could be justified with reference to the recently adopted ordinance prohibiting the location of the liquor establishment within 300 feet of residentially-zoned property. The method of calculating distances was discussed, and the Chief of Police stated that the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board measures from building entrance by means of streets; the City Attorney stated that the zoning ordinance has never been interpreted that way and distance has been measured from property line to property line. Councilman Duncan was concerned that the Atlantic Avenue frontage would be disposed of and the land locked parcel entered by means of the Kinney Shoe Co. and the Robert Hall Co. property. Mr. Campbell stated that the only access to the Elks property is from Atlantic Avenue. Councilman Siokos stated that if the parking requirements could not be met by use of the R-2 property, it would be necessary for the lodge to use the 50' strip for off- street parking requirements. The Manager stated that when this matter was brought before the Planning Commission, the Alcoholic Beverage License was not considered as it was assumed that the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board's method of measuring would be used, and suggested that the matter be held over to allow the City Attorney to investigate the matter of measurement. Councilman Siokos asked if a variance could be granted as ~ ~ _ , N Elks Lodge to the Alcoholic Beverage licensing. variance referred to The Attorney stated that the Council could grant this P.C. re variance with the provision that they be allowed to sell sale of liquor, but that question was not contained in the original liquor application. He also suggested that the matter of measurement be submitted for an opinion and stated that the matter will have to be referred to the Planning Commission, but that another public hearing would not be required. Mr. W. C. Meeks, 4317 Carlin Avenue, addressed the Council to state he is not opposed to the Elks Lodge, but wished to call attention to the ordinance prohibiting a liquor establishment within 300 feet of a residentially zoned property. Mr. Jerry Rokos, 12217 Bullis Road, asked if an organization of this type could not be distinguished from the usual type of bar. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the City Attorney be asked for an opinion as to measurement of distance under the provisions of Ordinance No. 78g, and that the matter be referred to the Planning Commission for its action concerning the sale of alcoholic beverage. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. A.L.P.#85 A request from the American Legion Post No. 85 for exemption fireworks of the license fee for a fireworks stand on the south side stand Imp, of Imperial Highway east of Santa Fe Avenue was presented. Hwy. & Santa Fe. It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Siokos, that the request be granted. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. YMCA Indian A request from the Y.M.C.A. Indian Guides for exemption Guides Fire- from the license fee for a fireworks stand at 11408 Atlantic works stand Avenue was presented. 11408 Atlntc. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Stevens and carried, that the request be granted. Job's Bethel A request was presented from Job's Daughters Bethel No. #248 Fire- 248 for exemption from the license fee for a fireworks works stand stand at the northwest corner of Atlantic Avenue and N/W cor. Beechwood Avenue. Atlntc. & Beechwood It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Stevens and carried, that the request be granted. Waiver fee A letter from Mrs. Anita Birkholm, Mental Health Chairman, C.C.S. Bldg. Lynwood Coordinating Council, was presented in which she 6-23 for requested that the rental fee be waived for use of Room Mental HealthNo. 2 of the Community Service Building on June 23rd at Com. 8:00 p.m. The purpose of the meeting will be a lecture by Dr. John Schumacher on problems confronting youths and parents. It was moved by Councilman Stevens, seconded by Councilman Siokos, that waiver of `the rental fee be granted. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Daughters of A request was presented from Daughters of America, Bell, America fire-California, for license exemption for a fireworks stand works stand at the northeast corner of Long Beach Boulevard and permit held Cherokee Avenue. As the Council was not familiar with over the activities of this organization, it was moved by ~~ ~ Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the request be held over until the next Council meeting and the City Clerk attempt to secure information concerning this organizations All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. The application of Leonard A. West, held over from the previous meeting, for a special permit to operate the business of pawnbroker at 11445 Long Beach Boulevard was presented. Mr. Joseph McMillan, 3905 Palm Avenue, addressed the Council to protest the granting of the requested license and urged that an ordinance be enacted prohibiting businesses of this type in the City, such as is being done in other cities. Mr. Jim Ellerman of Lennards Men's Store, 11431 Long Beach Boulevard, addressed the Council to protest the granting of the license and to urge that an ordinance be adopted excluding certain types of businesses in particular zones. Mr. Ed Fuhrman, 4318 Pendleton Avenue, addressed the Council to protest the granting of the license and urged that an emergency ordinance be adopted to prohibit certain types of businesses in certain zones, and cited a similar ordinance passed recently in the City of South Gate. Pawnbroker application held over Following discussion as to the status of the subject application, it was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the request be held over to the next regular meeting. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Mr. Martini, 10760 Alexander Avenue, addressed the Council to recall that at a previous meeting when beautification and upgrading of the City was discussed, he suggested certain revisions in zoning requirements and stated that the City of South Gate and City of Huntington Park now have emergency ordinances that are excluding certain types of business. Councilman Siokos stated that there is presently an ordinance being studied by the Planning Commission which will revise uses in a proposed central business zone, and the City Manager explained the City Attorney has prepared an ordinance which will create a completely new zone. He stated that the Planning Commission presently has the proposed ordinance and since there are many complex problems,. the ordinance will require a great deal of study before it is presented to the Council with the Planning Commission's recommendations. The Manager presented a report which stated that in December, 1g65, the County Road Department completed an engineering study for the construction of Santa Fe Avenue from 111th Street to Century Boulevard. A method of accomplishing the project has been worked out whereby the City can finance the project and the County Road Department can do the work. An agreement has been prepared whereby the City will be permitted to allocate its future 186.1 matching gas tax funds for the period July 1, 1966, to December 31, 1g67, to the. County in return for the construction of the street; and if the City Council approves the proposed agreement, the County will use its own matching funds. The report stated that the City Attorney Transfer of 186.1 funds to Co. for constructio o f S ant a Fe from 111th St . to Century Blv has approved the agreement as to form and the Manager recommended that the Council enter into an agreement with the County of Los Angeles to allocate future 186.1 funds to the County for the period July 1, 1866, to December 31, 1867 in order to provide a means of financing construction of Santa Fe Avenue from 111th Street to Century Boulevard. It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Siokos, that the Council concur in the recommendations of the City Manager in the matter of the construction of Santa Fe Avenue. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. Absent: None. Report on The Manager reported that studies are being made of a road condi- method of alleviating the problem of the dip at Fracar Lions Fracar and Abbott Road as well as controlling the drainage & Abbott problem at that location. Two alternate drainage methods are being considered and the plans will be submitted to the state for approval for possible use of gas tax funds for the project. The estimated cost is $5500. Mr. Joseph La Vopa, 10700 Fracar, and Mr. Arthur Malchow, 10720 Fracar, both addressed the Council to urge that measures be taken to alleviate the nuisance of heavy buses crossing the dip at the corner of Fracar and Abbott Road. Purchase of The Manager presented a report which recalled that the lt. west Council recently authorized purchase of two lots directly side of L.B. across from the School District Offices on Plaza Street Blvd, for off-street public parking. Directly east of those between two parcels, there is a 25' x 100' vacant lot which is Sanborn & presently being used for storage of Christian Studios Mulford for Trailers. The report stated that if the lot were acquired parking by the City, it could be used for ingress and egress for the existing parking lots which would greatly alleviate the present traffic congestion on Sanborn, Plaza and the alley west of Long Beach Boulevard. The Manager reported that he has discussed the possible purchase of the lot with the owner Vesper Christian, and it was the Manager's recommendation that the Council authorize the purchase of Lot 316, Tract 2551, for not more than $6,000. The Manager also presented a map showing the location of the lot in relation to the existing off-street parking areas. It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the Council concur in the recommendation of the City Manager and authorize the purchase of said lot for not more than $6,000. Following discussion, it was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Byork, that the motion be amended to provide a maximum price of $5,500. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. Absent: None. Roll Call on motion as amended: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes:- None. Absent: None. Report and The city Manager present recommenda- of the Art House in Lugo tion on use improvements which would of Art House to meet requirements for assembly and educational which is estimated to be ~d a report on the continued use Park which listed in detail the have to be made in the structure buildings used for public occupancies, a total cost of from $10,000 to $14,000. In N "~ w~ V _~~ reviewing the matter of liability the City Attorney indicated that although each case is decided on its own facts, liability off' the City is determined on whether or not a dangerous condition existed of which the City had notice and due ~o the report of the Fire Department as to deficiencies, the City is now on notice that the house is dangerau~ and defective. The report stated that Dr. Loutensoch has been informed of (~ the condition of the building and indicates that he will ~ recommend that art classes be discontinued in this building. The Manager suggested tk~at if the Council decides to repair and use only the ground floor of the building, the estimated cost of repairing would be reduced substantially. The Manager recommended that the City Council close the building until a decision is reached as to its disposition. Report and recommenda- tion on use and repairi: of Old Hous Councilman Duncan stated that he wished to keep the old house, bring it up to standard for continued use, and dedicate it to the Art Center. He stated that the City Yias facilities used only for other specific purpose such as the natatorium or baseball facilities, and he displayed newspaper articles indicating that other cities have facilities used only for art purposes and he felt this building should be maintained and set aside for the exclusive use of art activities. Councilman Stevens said he agreed with Councilman Duncan. Mrs. Genevieve Bristol, 3577 Magnolia Avenue, and Mrs. Solomon, addressed the Council to urge that the Art House be repaired in order that its use may be continued. Mrs. Mary King, 3959 Le Sage, addressed the Council to inquire if the old house had been given to the Allied Art Association for its exclusive use. Mr. Martini, 10760 Alexander, addressed the Council to suggest that the Council investigate the exact cost of repairing the building as the building serves a good purpose and he felt it should be preserved and used by the art students. Mrs. Ada Lloyd, 5323 Century Boulevard, addressed the Council to ask who may ~zse the facility. She said she favored keeping the house and asked if prices for repairs have been obtained from contractors, and also inquired about the possibility of contractors donating their services for the repair of the house. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the City permit the use of the old house to continue until the end of the school semester (June 17, 1866). All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. It was suggested that the Manager provide exact figures of the cost of bringing the structure up to the legal requirements and investigate what might be contributed by the various groups interested in keeping the old house. The Manager suggested the possibility of having a structural engineer and possibly an architect go over the building also. The Manager presented a grant deed executed by George and Acceptance Fusaka Kanemoto for a portion of division of Lot 1, Slausson grant deed Tract, which if accepted by the City, will straighten the por. of alignment of Virginia Avenue. The Manager recommended that Virginia A` the deed be accepted. It was moved by Councilman Byork, seconded by Councilman ~~ Siokos, that the Council concur in the recommendation of the City Manager and accept the deed to the following described property: Division of Lot 1, Slausson Tract, commencing north 19° east 150 feet from the intersection of the southwest line of Tract 6728, with the northwest line of Virginia Avenue, thence north lg° east 150 feet with a uniform depth of 35.9 feet northwest. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Byork, Duncan, Siokos, Smith, Stevens. Noes: None. Absent: None. Report on The City Manager reported that he has reached an agreement agreement with Mr. Harry Scott, City Manager of the City of Compton, for alloca- concerning the division of sales tax from the Sears Automotive tion of Cpt. Center which is located partially in Lynwood. The sales tax Sears sales division of Sears Roebuck indicates that 3.75 per cent of the tax to Lyn. total taxable sales. of the Compton store is attributable to the automotive section. As there is no clear delineation of the sales area, all sales involving the personal services of a mechanic are made in Compton. As a result, a division has been made on the total floor area in the respective cities in relation to the assumed amount of sales in each area. Based upon this assumption, 48.2 per cent of the building area is in Lynwood with the remainding 51.8 per cent in Compton. Mr. Scott has agreed to prepare resolutions which would permit the City of Lynwood to receive 2 per cent of the total taxable sales, and if acceptable to both City Councils, these resolutions will be forwarded to the State Board of Equalization in order that Lynwood will receive credit. Based upon present sales, Lynwood will receive a minimum of $5,000 per year under this arrangement. Water Dept.- The Manager reported that for the second year in a row, Am. Water the Lynwood Water Department has received the American Works Safety Water Works Association Award of Merit in recognition of Award its safety record for the calendar year 1965. Waiver of The Manager reported that the Lynwood Exchange Club has rental fed requested the use of the Community Service Building and a C.S. Bldg. waiver of rental fees for the annual high school graduation exchange party. He reported that the .Recreation Commission has Club recommended that the City Council grant the use of the building and a waiver of rental fees for this purpose. Waiver of fees, however, should not include dishwashing and Recreation employees salaries for the required clean up. The Manager recommended that the Council grant the request. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that the Council concur in the recommendation of the City Manager. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Report on The Manager presented for the Council's information a review traffic of the plans for traffic control signals at Cedar and Bullis signals at Road, and at Mariposa Lane and Century Boulevard. The type Cedar & of signals proposed is one that will have a flashing amber Bu11is,Centrylight which will turn red only when activated by a pedestrian, & Mariposa but that it cannot again be turned to red until a specified time has. elapsed. ORAL COMM~3NICATIONS Councilman Stevens asked the Council to consider approaching bs 1 __ the Ministerial Association to authorize someone to ring the Church bells on the 4th of July. It was moved by Councilman Stevens, seconded by Councilman Duncan, that a letter be written to the Ministerial Association requesting that the bells of their respective churches be rung at 11:00 a.m. on July 4th. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. Mr. Ed Fuhrman, 4318 Pendleton Avenue, addressed the Council to again urge that an emergency ordinance be prepared as a temporary measure for prohibiting certain undesirable types of business to be located in the central business district pending adoption of the proposed amendment to the zoning ordinance. It was moved by Councilman Siokos, seconded by Councilman Byork, that such an emergency ordinance be prepared. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. A1~J(~TTRN It was moved by Councilman Duncan, seconded by Councilman Stevens, that the meeting be adjourned. All members voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. ~~~ ~' C ty C erk, City of nwood Church bell to ring 11:00 a.m. July 4th An emergenc ord. to be prepared re prohibiting certain businesses central business district APPROVED JUNE 21, 1966