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Home My Public Portal AboutM 1925-06-17 - CCc~ Regular R~eeting ,Tune 17 1925 ~,Vrit Oral 'Jnf session 7:30 tem. Tha Board of Trustees of the City of Lynwood met in regular at the City Hall 205 ~~ Mulford Ave j"~ednesday June 17 1925 at Present: Trustees Anderson Hutchinscn Sherer Tweedy Schouten t~bsent : None City L~~*ineer, City Atty and Clerk present President Schouten in the Chair The minutes of the meetings of June 3 and 6 were read and ap- proved as read Coms A communication from Rosemonde Rae 1Rright, vice-president of American Animal Defense League, regarding the Dog Pound, was read and laid over to new business Applications for positions as Motorcycle Officers by L D Lamb and S 141 Coulter wE~ee read and filed A communication from the Holly Sugar Corp regarding the re- moval of the old beet dump was read and laid over until the next meetin A communication from A P Norris regarding; the seizure by the Police Dept of certain fruit juices owned by him, was read. ~1 motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Tweedy that same be returned to the said A P idorris, was carried A protest against any and all improvements at the present time by Mrs L R Daugherty was read and filed A request for a permit to open and operate a Social and Recre- ational Club, for the operation of kailliards and pocket billiards, soft drinks, etc, at 3239 Mulford Ave, was received. A~motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Sherer that this permit be granted, was carried A protest against the amount of the assessment for public im- provement as contemplated under Resolution No 245 by Lewis ?' Litt,le- f field eras read and filed Coms Rosemonde Rae 'Aright addressed the Board regarding the Dog Pound, suggesting certain improvements. This was referred to the Com- missianer of Health and Safety Trustee Tweedy stated that it was his opinion that the rigid enforcement of the dog ordinance regarding the conf inement of dogs was no longer necessary. A motion by Trustee Tweedy seconded by Trustee Anderson that dogs be allowed to run loose, was carried bus A new Ordinance entitled "An Ordinanceof the Board of Trustee of the City of Lynwood, Cal., repealing and annulling Section 10 of Ord Hance No 40, and adding; thereto certain Sections to be known as Section 10 and 101," was read for the second time. A motion that said Ordinance be declared read for the second time anti taken up for third reading and final passage, was carried. Thereupon said Ordinance was read for the third time. A motion was made and seconded that said Crdinance be de- clared read for the third ar~d last time and placed upon final passage, whereupon said Ordinance being: Ordinance 1`?0 58 was passed by the follow ing vote Ayes: Trustees P.nderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: Nona This being the time and place set for the hearing of protests or objections to the work of improvement as contemplated under Resolu- tion of Intention No 254, the Clerk announced that there were no pro- tests on file, whereupon the President inquired if any persons present desired to be heard, and no person responding a Resolution entitled "A Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the City of Lynwood ordering the imprc~,tement of a portion of Burton Avenue in the City of Lynwood, Cali- fornia," was read. On mction by Trustee Tweedy seconded by Trustee Sherer said Resolution being Resolution I~To 258 was adopted by the fol- lowing vote: Ayes: Trustees Andersor~?~utchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Floes : None Absent: None This being the time and place set for the hearing of protests against the amount of the assessment to pay the costs of improvement as contemplated by Resolution PIo 245, the Clerk announced that there was one protest on file, said protest being read in open meeting. The President of the Board inquired if any interested persons present de- sired to be heard, and ail interested persons w88a given full oppor- tunity to appear before said Board of Trustees and present their p~o- tests or objections, and the Board of Trustees having; heard and consid- ered all such protests or objections, a Resolution entitled "A Resalu- ~.D ~. ,~ :. t ion of the Board of Trustee s of the C it of Lyriv~o od ordering the ;,;~. CityT~.gineer of said City to m~.Ke certain modifications and correct ~„' tions in the assessment for the work of imr~z~ovement to ba done with•'r: the Lighting District of the City of Lynwood, as described in Resolu= • tion No 245 of said City," was read. On motion by Trustee Tweedy sec- onded by Trustee Anderson said Resolution being Resolution Plo 259 was adopted by the followixl~ vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson `. ''weedy Schouten Noes : Ic~c- ~~Cc~.«.. Absent: None A motion was made and carried that the hearing on the improve- ment as contemplated by Resolution of Intention No 245 'oe continued until the next meeting ""' A motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Tweeds that the City Treasurer be instructed to make all necessary preparations for the collection of the various assessments to pay the costs and expenses of the work of improvement as contemplated by Resolution of Intention Alo 245, was carried. This being the time and place set for the hearing of protests or objections against the work of improvement or the district to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses of said improvement as con- templated by Resolution of Intention No 247, the Clerk announced that certain protests were on file, and said protests having been read in open meei.ing and all objections by interested persons pros- ent having been heard, a motion by Trustee Sherer seconded by Trus- tee Anderson that all objections be over-ruled and denied, was car- ried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: None New Bus A map of Tract 8300 submitted to the Board in accordance with , the provisions of Chapter 349 of the 1919 Statutes was approved and or4ered returned to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles Co A motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Hutchinson that the off ice of City Marshal be declared vacant was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees r~nderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten ~,., Floes : None , Absent: None A motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Tweedy that C= ~. Thierer be appointed temporary City Marshal was carried by .the following vote: Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: None A motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Sherer that the City Clerk be authorized and instructed to draw a warrant on the ('=eneral Fund for the payment in full of salary due H B Johnson as City Pdarshal to date amounting; to ~~99.45, and to request the return of all City property in the possession of said H B Johnson, was car- ried by the following; vote: ' Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes : None Absent: None A motion was made and carried that a certain Ford Coupe con- f iscated by the ?'olice Department, be stored in the City ,yard and not used, was carried Bills The following; demands were audited: General Fund: No 1258 rr S Anderson Salary June 1-6 33.65 9 So Cal Edison Co Electricity 14.86 ,~,~ 1260 Monroe Cal Mch Co Rent Cal PFch 5/6 to 6/6 15.00 1 A h Anderson Labor on jail 15.00 2 Hgtn Pk Awning Co Supplies for jail 30.00 ` 3 E Justus Concrete Blox for jail 157.86 4 L B Justus Labor on jail 8.50 5 Grinnell Co t~Saterial. for jail 32.83 6 CrzTstal A4arket Office supplies 1.00. 7 3 Rebers Prem Citq Treasurer Bond 10.00 8 John Kietz Labor on ,fail 6.00 9 Miss Ione 1~cIntosh Detective service 55.00 , 1270 H B Johnson Salary 6 /1 to 6/17 99.45 ~. w~, ~~ 1 St Imp No 289 302 306 7 8 9 310 11 12 Fund Star Roofing Co Lynwood Garage L Haslaur Lynwood F & Fuel J ~~ Helm & Son B Hayman Co Lone Star Metal G H Rowley H H Schiffman ti'~ater Fund No 679 R A Gilman 680 R U Slowson 1 Chas R Hadley Co 2 So Cal Gas Co 3 So Cal Edison Co 4 Star Roof ink: Co 5 ~'aul Raymond Roof for Material Shed .x:;87.50 Supplies City car .85 Hay City horse 22.50 Co Feed " " 28.85 I~ab or 1.40 Plovr shares 3.80 ~'Vks Material for fail 4.20 Drill and emery stone 14.00 Salary 6/1 to fi/17 ~'Q',Qp Refund of deposit ~' 3.00 r+ -+ 3.OQ Off ice supplies 2.01 Gas No 3 plant 5.00 rower & Li~^~t 186.27 Roof No 2 Plant X5.00 Labor 4.00 A motion by Trustee Anderson seconded by Trustee Sherer that the above demands be allowed with the exception of No 1269 in favor of Miss Lone McIntosh and No 1270 in favor of H B Johnson. and warrants ordered drawn for same, was carried by the following vote Ayes: Trustees Anderson Hutchinson Sherer Tweedy Schouten Noes: None Absent: None On motion Board adjourned //,1 Attest Clerk ~~~~~ ?'resident~Board Trustees City of Lynwood