HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1927-01-18 - CCADJ. REGtJLAR MEETING ~?ANU!'~RY 18,1927
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The Board of Trustees •f the City •f Lynwood met in ad~eurned
regular session at the City Hdll Tuesday evening January 18,1927 'l ~`
Present;Trustees Tweedy Skelton Rice l~urr.~y and Greenamyer
City Engineer I~i11er was present.
The minutes •f January 11, were read and apprevcd as read,
The minutes •f January 13, were re~:d and approved as read,
The time having arrived for the hearing •f protests on the
improvements une~er Aewuisitien and improvements District N• 4 •f the
City of Lynwood,protests were called for by the ?resident,
A communication from Swaffieid and Swaffield entering a pretest
for Margeret Stanke and Bertha Buckman a~;ainst the imprsvrnent of Peach
Street was read.
Oral protest were then called for and none being forthcoming
it was moved by Trustee Murray and seconded by Trustee Tweedy that a
Resolution passing upon protests and mod if ications be presented,Motien
was eaecied and s• •rdered.
Resolution No 323 entitled"In the matter •f Acquisition and
improvement District N• 4.Resolution R~ssing upon protests and moiiif -
ications,wasrread,It was moved by Trustee Tweedy and seconded by Trustee
Skelton that the ab eve resolution be adopted.
Roll Call;
Ayes;Trustees Tweedy Skelton Race Murray and Greenamyer,
Nees; None
Mr,Ted Downey of the Lynwood Cleaners and Dyers made applic-
ation for a permit t• install a cleaning snit dying plant ac~voss the
a11ey and back •f their s~ere.Lt was moved by Trustea Rice and seconded
by Trustee Skelton that this permit be granted on the condition that
the Building regulations be foll~ied and that they place a Bond of
one thousand dollars 01000.00) with the City to guarantee the use of
non-imflamab le cleaning material only.
Roll Call;
Ayes; Trustees Tweedy Skelton Rice Murray and Greenamyer.
Nees; Nene.
Mr.Gray requested imf ormation on,why the search fees had been
raised from one dollar t• tw• dollars and a half ,The whole matter of
searches was explained by the-City Clerk at the request of the President.,
Mr.J.L,Johnsten stated the premises •f Lewis Booke were a nt~i-
eanca because •f the odors and the barking dogs and wanted to know what
could be done t• abate this nuisance.He was told he should take the
matter up with the City recorder at a later date,
The committee investigating the supposed shortaga en the b •eks
of the City reperted,recommending that a sew committee be appointed t•
place the matter befsre the Grand Jury,It was moved by Trustee Tweedy
and seconded by Trustee Murray that a committee composed •f the City
attorney and the City Clerk be appointed t• present the matter to the
Grad Jury.
Ro11 Call;
Ayes; Trustee$ Tweedy Skeltsn Rice Murray and Greenamyer.
Noes; None.
A number of dFinands as represented by a schdde~~:e presented by
the City Clerk were read.It was moved by Trustee Tweedy and seconded by
Trustee Belton that same be allowed. and. warrants drawn on the Treasurer
for the amounts.
Bell Call;
Ayes;Trustees Tweedy Skelton Rice Murray and Greenamyer.
Noes; None.
It was moved by Trustee Rice and seco~°ided by Trustee Murray
that the meeting ad~ourn.Motion was carried and se •rdered.,
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