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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1925-06-03 - CC~~ Regular Meeting June 3 1925 The Board of Trustees of the City of Lynwood met in regular ses- sion at the City Hall 205 '~'Yest N`ulford Ave ~~dednesday June 3 1925 at ? : 30 pm Present: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Absent: None City Fxi~, C ity Attar and C itz~ Clerk present President Schouten in the Chair TY~e minutes of the meeting of T~4ay 20 were read and aprroved as read ,,.,., ~~rit Coms A petition sued by 312 purported interested persons protestin~e against the condemnation proceedings as instituted under Resolution of Intention No 247 was read and laid over to new business.. A communication from the County Surveyor's office regarding monuments, was ri~ad'and filed ti communication from the Holly Co regarding the removal of the 'old beet dump was read and filed Unf bus The Board having under contemplation the purchase of a portion of Lot 691 tract 2992 far street purposes, a Resolutior, offered by Trustee Sharer entitled: "A Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the City of Lynwood regarding a certain portion of Lot 691 Tract 2992," was read. Cn motion by Trustee Sherer seconded by Trustee Anderson, said Resolta.tion being Resolution No 255 was adopted by the following. vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: None This being the time and place set for the hearing of protests why bonds shou?d not be issued to pay the costs and expenses of the work of improvement done under Resolution of Intention No 222 in the district known as Lynwood Road etal streets, the Clerk announced that there were no protests on file. `J'dhereupon the President inquired if any persons present desired to be hoard, and na person responding a Resolu- tion entitled: "A Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the City of Lynrroood, California, relating to the issuance of street improvement ^- bands pursuant to Resolution of Intent;cn rdo 222, determining the amours of unpaid assessments, presenibing the denominations of such bonds and providing for their issuance," was read. On motion bq Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Tweedy said Resolution being Resolution too 256, was adopted b~* tie following vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: None The City Att~T reported that it was his opinion that the old structure on lots 35-36 block 22 did not constitute afire menace and could not be condemned as such. And that the owner was within his right in maintaining same, New Bus `.t'he monthly reports of the 4Yater and City Clerks were read and filed A nets Ordinance entitled;"An Ordinance of the Board of Trustees of the City of Lynwood,. Cal., repealing and annulling Section 10 of Ordinance No 40,-and adding thereto certain Sections to be known as Sections 1C} and 10~," was read. On motion made and carried said Ordi- nance was deelardd read for the first time and laid aver for second reading. The ,City ~:~arshal asked for authcrity to purchase feed for dogs confined in the City pound. This was wanted. Tyre President inquired what the pleasure of the Board was re- garding the charge ffir water service to churches. A motion was made anc carried that all churches be exempt from water service c~rarg;e until fur .-. ther notice. The matter of the protest against the gnnd~mnation proceedings was,naw taken up. A Resolution untitled "A Resolution of the F3oard of Trustees of the City of Lynwood fixing a time for hearing objections against the work or improvement described in Resolution of Intention No 24? of said Board," was read. On motion by Trustee Tweedy seconded by Trustee Anderson said Resolution being: Resolution No 25? was adoptec by the following vote Ayes: Trustees Knderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: None ~~ Hills The F'ollawin~: demands were audited ar_d paid ~Io 1216 L C Anderson R~Iap Salary Trustee ~° 10.G0 17 F F ~~utchinson " " " 10.00 18 G E Sherer " " " 10.00 19 J Tweedy " " " 10.00 20 H J Schouten " " " 10.00 21 J E Tischer " " Treasurer 10.00 22 L E Shutz " " Asst Bookkeeper 150.00 23 G E Winburn " }' City Attorney 75.00 24 L Bouteiller " " Janitor 30.00 25 rc3.na Hawthorne " " Librarian 25.00 26 H F3 Johnson " " Cit~* T'arshal 175.00 27 N S Anderson " " Traffic Off icer 175.00 28 M F Reed " " " " 175.00 29 G A Thierer " " Fireman ~ Re Officer 171.90 30 Fred E ~Nelch " " Clerk-F.ecorder 125.OC 31 :~''"J Beymer Bldg do Inspn fees hay 140.21 32 The Seagrave Co Rent P'ire Fhgine P"ay 150.00 33 City Clerk Postage MaT 6.50 34 City l~~arshal Police rad~es 15.00 35 So Cal Edison Co ~:lectricity 40.57 37 H ? Y'+'hitaker Leal publications 57.90 38 " Office supplies 14.25 39 Frank '~adstivorth Labor 17.50 40 J H Cole Police work 20.00 41 R Hull " " 5.00 42 J Neill iams " " 5. Cp 43 John hiets Labor 2`_.50 44 L B Justus " 40.90 45 Bishor. F,c I~darneke Cit~r car supplies ~ 47.48 46 Dannells Laundry Jail laundry 1.22 47 Chas i~".aupin Labor building toss-pool jail 16.00 4~? Silver & Gillman Jail plumbing 110.00 49 H~tn Pk & LA Transfer Jail doors 99.75 50 Lynwood Electric Cd I,i~?ht bulbs 4.77 51 So Cal Gas Co Gas CitZT hall ~ f firehouse 3.15 52 Bag~ott' s Ser Station Sup*~lies City cars 9.50 53 Lynwood Feed & I~'uel Co Gabor with truck 24.00 54 G N Alexander Flays 76.70 55 Con Utilities Co City phones 16.15 56 Armv & Navy Dept Store Bedding for fail 31.20 57 Lynwood Transfer Labor with truck 60.20 St Imp Fund: No 2£~~ J !rd Helm & Son Shoeing horse ~'. 3.00 290 So Cal ~'dison Co Blvd & Lynwood disc li~::hts 226.23 1 H C Rison Labor paint st niunbers 66.00 2 R G Merrill Labor 55.60 3 C A Schultz " 44.00 4 Lynwood Hardware Co P:Tisc atzpnlies 21.10 5 Osgood Lumber Co " " 71.02 6 H L Stetzenmeyer Supplies vity cars 4.87 7 A Rivoux Labor 52.00 £~ uompton Plaster Co Plaster 10.75 9 Standard Oil Co Asphalt 25,44 300 Ba~;~ott's Ser Station Sup-dies t,ity cars 57.32. 1 Lynwood Feed ~. F{'uel Co " " horse 24.25 3 H H Schiffman Labor 44.00 4 Carl Koos " 20.00 5 I E Cogswell " 76.C0 adater Fiznd~: No 657 Pairs 'tl'V Blume Refund of deposit 3.00 S H A Brides " " 3.C0 9 R .J Gibson " acct tap already inst 5.00 660 Geo ~"l Lenz " of deposit 3.00 1 Rri E S~~ ith " " 3.00 2 G B Leber " water paid (error) 1.90 3 S r" Lowery " of deposit 3.00 4 cit~r marshal Police bade "~~~ater Supt 3.00 5 ~~ ~~~ Chapman Py~ay sa lary Grater Clerk 100.00 6 G ji =~owley ~- n rr Su~,t 150.00 7 C ?~ Cumming;s Lak;or 104.00 8 F. E iJtaley " 15.00 ,.-~, ~~ a Je No 669 Jas Jones Co ~~aintenance supplies ?`° 26.2 670 Bag~-ott's Ser "ta Supplies City cars 21.27 1 Mueller Co Maintenance supplies 16.74 2 Lynwood Hard rare Co P~isc supplies 5.55 3 So Cal '.'dison Co T'o~ver ~~ Light 161.26 4 So Cal Gras Co Gas No 3 plant 5. C0 5 Osgood Lumber Co r~isc supplies 2.00 6 H S Crocker Co Office supplies 5.40 7 Crane Co Maintenance supplies 23.73 8 Con tTtilities Co Phone ~7J~ter Supt ) 2.60 ~ motion by Trustee tnderson seconded by Trustee Hutchinson that r- the above demands be allowed and warrants ordered drawn for same, was carried by the following vole: Ayes: `Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sharer Schouten Noes: None Absent: None Not voting: Trustee Tweedy The demand of H r ~r°~hitaker No 1236 amounting to x'301.£30 drawn against the General Fund, the same being for legal publications in con- nection with condemnation proceedings and lighting district assessments was referred to the City attorney for advice. The demand of the Star F~oof in~* Co No 289 for $~S? .50 and the Lyn- wood ;~;C,~rag~ for ~.SScents were referred to the Street Commissioner. On motion ~3oard adjourned. Attest: -1 ----- -- --- --- ------ °reside t oard Trustees City ----_--- of Lyn o ~. - ~ - - - - - - - - -'~!~~ -.c'C-c'~. c; lark .