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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1925-05-06 - CC law session 7:30 pm ten Regular meeting May 6 1925 -------------------------- The Board of Trustees of the City of Lynwood met in regu- at the City Hall 205 W Mulford Ava r'~ednesday May 6 1925 at Present: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sharer Tweedy Schou- Absent: None City Atty and Cdty Clerk present President Schouten im the chair The minutes of the meetings of April 15, 22, and 24 were read and approved as read Writ Cbzns A communication from the State Compensation Insurance Fund regarding insurance for volunteer fire-men was read and referred to the Clerk A communication from Elects A Kerr protesting against the condemnation of a portion of Lot 1046 Tract 3025 for drainage purposes was read and referred to the City Engineer A communication from the Lynwood Civic Association asking that a"clean up" week be designated, was referred t~ the Commissioner of Health ~ Safetl 1~ request from the Municipal Service Co for permission to install a "Marbelite Electrolier" on Long Beach Blvd for demonstration purposes, was granted A communication from Edward Ingram asking for a public re- port covering detective service for which #327.75 was paid, was read. The Pr~eaident stated that this was a matter which could, and should not be made public A demand was read from E M Erkfitz for ~~151.60 claimed by him as balance of salary due far the month of February. This was filed. A petition signed by certain property owners on W Burton Avenue, asking that the unimproved portion of that tivenue be improved by 6" concrete paving, was referred to the City Engineer with instruct- ions to prepare proper proceedings New Bus Trustees Tweedy, Hutchinson and Sherer spoke on the number of dogs running loose throughout the City, the danger from rabies and the necessity of confining all dogs on the owner's premises unless muzzled. 0~ motion by Trustee Tweedy seconded by Trustee Anderson the City Marshal was instructed to enforce Section 7 Ordinance 6 until fur- ther instructed A motion by Trustee Sherer seconded by Trustee Anderson that the 'Water Clerk be paid a salary of X100.00 per month beginning Rpril 1 2925, was carried bg the following vote: ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten aloes : None Absent: None A motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Hutchin- son that the Street Commissioner be authorized and empowered to expend a sum not in excess of X299.00 in the further construction of the St Improvement material yard, was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Schouten Noes: Trustee Tweedy Absent: None Trustee Tweedy spoke regarding a certain drainage gutter on the North Roadway of East F'ernwood Ave, stating that same was too deep considering its width, and asked that same be improved. This was referred to the Street Commissioner A map of Tract 7815, submitted to the Board in accord- ance with Chapter 592 of the Statutes of 1921, was approved and ordered returned to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County A map of Tract 7797, .submitted to the Board in accordance with Chapter 592 of the Statutes of 1921, was approved and ordered re- turned to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County The Board deeming it necessary to rent a calculating ma- chine for the use of the Treasurer's office, a motion by Trustee Ander- son seconded by Trustee Hutchinson that the President be authorized to sign a lease for same in the name of the City at a monthly rental of X15, was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sharer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None l~bsent : None The monthly reports of the Water and City Clerk were read and accepted ''d? ~, .~ , .-.,, Certain Referendum Petitions covering Ordinances Nos 53 and 54, Were returned to the Board With the Clerk's certificate attached. These petitions having been referred to the City Attorney for recom- mendation, he stated that it was his opinion that Ordinances Nos 53 and 54, being govermental Ordinances, did not come within the provis- ions of the Referendum Law, and recommended that said petitions be plated on file and r,6~ action taken. A motion by Trustee Sherer second- ed by Trustee Hutchinson that the Referendum petitions be placed on file for public record, was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Schouten Noes: None Absent: None Not voting: Trustee TAeedy On motion made and serried the City Treasurer was instructed to call in enough bonds for the retirement vt the street improvement assessment against Lots 424-5-6-? tract 2551, the same being the lot$ recently purchased upon which to construct a materiel yard The following demands Nere audited: General Fund No 1186 G C Hotz Sa~ary April ~ 5.00 7 L C Anderson " " 10.00 8 G E Sherer " " 10.00 9 J Tweedy " " 10,00 1190 H J Schouten " }' 10.00 1 J E Tischer " " 10.00 2 L E Shutz " " 136.00 3 0 E i~inburn " " 75.00 4 L Bouteiller ~ " " 30,00 5 Edna Hawthorne " " 25.00 6 H Q Johnson " " 175.00 7 N S Anderson " " 175.00 8 M F Reed " " 175.00 9 G !~ Thierer " " 151.05 1200 Fred E ~'~elch " " 125.00 1 W J Beymer Bldg & Inspn fees April 121.73 2 The Sea grave Co Went firs engine April 150.00 3 Bander-t;~oss Co office supplies 12.50 4 So Cal Edison Co Electricity 52.17 5 So Cal Gas Co Gas CitT,r hall & fire house 4.55 6 Lynwood Hdw Co Misc supplies 3.60 7 Baggott's Ser Station " " fire & police sera 5.36 8 Con Utilities Co City phones 26.50 9 City Clerk Postage April 7.00 1810 H E Whitaker Legal pubs and office supplies 67.15 11 H S Crocker Co Office supplies 73.75 12 Hudson Lbr Co Supplies fire house 9.33 13 Lynwood Electric Co " " " 14.08 66 . 1~7 Street Imp Fund No 252 The Killefer tt~4f g Co Street Egttipment ~ 23.00 3 Lynwood Transfer Labor & Sand 13.00 4 R M Clark " " repairs City cars 8.10 5 R M Clark " 90.00 6 Lincoln Highway Plursery Trees parkways 132,70 7 Pacif is Hdw Paint st signs 15.65 8 R G Merrill Labor 121.50 9 C A Shultg " ilk? , 00 260 Lynwood Hdw Co St Imp supplies 6.05 1 Stetzenmeyer Bros " " car supplies 10.10 2 Standard Oil Co Asphalt 25.32 3 L A Rubber Stamp Co Stencils St signs 28.50 4 The ~:illefer Mfg Co St Imp Equipment 8.66 5 Bag;Rott's Ser Station " " car supplies 13.12 6 A Rivoux Labor 32.00 7 H H Shiffman " 104.50 8 earl Koos ~ 12.00 9 G Y~l Rice "' 145.00 270 H C Bison " 78.00 1 Cudahy Ave Nursery Trees parkways 10.50 2 Haynes & Haynes Nursery " " 14.60 3 Hudson Lbr Co Lbr st imp math. yard 290.82 4 J L Hardesty Paint " " " 5.25 5 S L Pettman " " " " 14.Q5 6 held up 7 So Cal. Edison Co Blvd ~ Lynwood Ltg diet lgts 226.23 8 Os€3ood Lbr Co Lbr st imp matl yard 57.73 ~8 P°', ~+•..is~ w+ti .m, IY :~..., Pdater Fund No 640 B F Jeffers 1 H PI Downing 2 Geo B Anderson 3 J Lillburn 4 C C Christensen 5 Lynwodd Hdw Co 6 Crane Co ? Jas Jones Co 8 Stetzenmeyer Brso 9 Gev H Rowley 650 ~ Pd Chapman 1 Jas Jones Co 2 C R Cumm in ~s 3 R E Robinson 4 S L Pettman 5 Os~oed Lbr Co 6 So Cal Edison Co Refund of deposit n n Labor Refund of deposit n +r maintenance supplies n n r+ ++ Supplies water cars Salary April n n Raintenance supplies Labor Reftahd of deposit Maintenance supplies n n Power and light 3.00 3.00 14.00 3.00 3.00 33.87 ?3.59 157.17 25.96 150.00 100.00 145.83 106.00 3.00 12.00 3.60 56.86 ~~8 3.~$ A motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Hutchinson that the above demands be allowed and --arrants ordered drawn for same, was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees ~Inderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: None On motion Board adjourned Attest: City Clerk ~~ Press a Board Trustees Citz* of Lynwooi --