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RESOLUTION NO. "'2
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF AZUSA, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA, DECLARING THE RESULT OF THE
OFFICIAL COUNT AND CANVASS OF THE VOTERS
OF THE GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD
IN SAID CITY ON APRIL 10, 1956.
The City Council of the City of Azusa does resolve as
follows:
WHEREAS, a General Municipal Election was held and conducted
In the City of Azusa, Los Angeles County, State of California,
on Tuesday, the 10th day of April, 1956, as required by law; and
WHEREAS, it appears that notice of said election was duly
and regularly given and that there were nine voting precincts
established for said election consisting of consolidation of
regular city precincts for holding State and County elections as
the same were and are established by the Board of Supervisors of
Los Angeles County, California; that election officials were
appointed and election supplies furnished and that in all respects
said election was held and conducted and returns thereof made and
declared in time, form and manner as required by the General
Election Laws of the State of California governing elections in
cities of the fifth and sixth classes; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Azusa met at the
Council Chambers of said Council on Tuesday, the lith day of April,
1956, to canvass the returns of said election and install the
newly elected officers, whereupon said Council found that the
number of votes cast, the names of the persons voted for, the
result of said election and other matters required by law to be as
hereinafter stated.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby resolved and declared as
follows:
That said. regular Municipal Election was held and conducted
in the City of Azusa, California, on Tuesday, the 10th day of
,April, 1956, in the time, form and manner as required by law.
That there were nine voting precincts established for the
purpose of holding said election, consisting of a consolidation
of the regular election precincts established for holding general,
state and county elections.
That the whole number of votes cast in said election in said
City of Azusa was J1440 , number of absentee ballots 1/9 ,
total 1449 .
That the names of the persons voted for, the offices for
which they were voted, and the number of votes which were received
In the entire City of Azusa, are as follows:
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OFFICE VOTED FOR 1 2
City Councilman
4 year period
NAME
CONSOLIDATED PRECINCO
\, Total
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Votes
Louis G. Memmesheimer 166 156 139 103 124 148 133 140
Absentee ballot --7—votes.
Anthony M. Ortuno 153 145 133 106 125 157 139 137
Absentee ballot - 6 votes
Stephen Barry (write in) 1- 1 11
C.B. McLees (write in) 1' 1
Willard Decker (write in) 1
George Blazer (write in) 1
Joe Hernandez (write In) •1. 1 1• 1
Allen D. Hauser (write in) 1
William Rozance (write in) 4
Howard Willert (write in) 1 2
Mrs. Louise Fawcett (write in) 1
Warren Teasley (write in) 1
Donald Filby (write in) 1
Al Paul(write in) 2
Pedro Lppez (write in) 1
�. enso (write in)
CITY CLERK
James Miller 178 170 152 115 139 172 161 151
Absentee ballot - 7 votes
Write in for
City Clerk
John Hill 1
Leo C. Nasser
Joe Hernandez
CITY TREASURER
Alec Watkins
LaVern E. Rueter
Write in for
Treasurer
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169 159 144 97 113 134 118 124 25
Absentee ballot - 7 votes
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PROPOSITION 1. Sbrll Setdtxa..Z of, eht�LAktive Civil Sq
naw providet that no penon a sfejsn blk ofS�toy w
a' member of said board, be � to vide that etb f �Ibilo
office or employment in the servke of the i of Aaasa Vit►
board.
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PROPOSITION 2. Shall Section 5 of st£d Initiative Civil SarV*
to the
olBoes�t
the City of Azusa which now provides that all appointiveism
who are full time employees of the City of Axua ate subject to
as as
Civil service ordinance except the City Attorney and City'
lows:
provide that all appointive oisctrs and e101pbaytses who ate Of
PRECINCT.
the City of Azusa are subject to Provisions of said Civil Service-
ervesthe
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theCity Attorney or Assistant, and City Manager, or other
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officer. •.
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PROPOSITION 3. Shall subsection b of Section 6 of IDltlW" 1Besviee
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Ordinance of the City of Aran wjd& now provides that C.svil
must be qualified voters of the State of Csilfornis, be amended so an, `.
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the personnel board and the City Council to waive this requitenae" in their
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opinion, it would operate to the detriment of the, City is enfolrcing h';
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PROPOSITION 4. Shall paragraph I of Section 7 of said Civil,
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which now provides that appointments to civil service positions aaa
the heads of departments or by the officer in whom the power t4 rmalte
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is vested by law, be amended to require the appointments'be ease tba-City
Council or by the department heads, subiect to the approval' of the,
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in accordance with rules established and from employaaent lines open .
competitive examinations, promotional exemnations, transfer, e
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reinstatement.
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PROPOSITION 5. Shall that part of Section 7 off the Civil-servito ce
embraced in paragraph 3 of said section which now sets the flan# :for.' ' posaEy
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appointment at 90 days in any fiscal year be amended to provide
in fiscal 90 worAsasg days.
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appointments any year not exceed
Yes -5
PROPOSITION 6. Shall paragrapgivingh 4 of Section 7 of said Icitladw
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which now provides that credit be allowed, in the giving Of.Mt►'
or the establishment of any employment lista or promotional A cervices
rendered under temporary employment, be amended to read that so' shall be
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allowed on examinations, for services rendered under any umporW
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PROPOSITION 7. Shah Section 7 of said Initiative Ordinantt . further
amended by adding a new paragraph thereto, to Provide for temp 14point-
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ments for not more than six consecutive months, for students of junior colleges or
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other specified educational institutions, when a cooperative trainingP1000110 is set
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up, or in the absence of temporary employment lists. No student to ce
than 24 months under such program. No Civil Service rights to by
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virtue of such employment.
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PROPOSITION 8. Shall Sections 10 and 11 of said Civil Service Office which
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now in substance provides as follows: Section 10, That any peroWboldiis position
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or employment in the competitive service, shall be subject to snspenmios without
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pay by the appointing power and withoat right of appeal, lout rush aaspe ision shall
not exceed a tour of 30 days is any final year,'and Section 1I whlclt bo* pies
for the removal and auspenawn of employees under certain ooII W amended
heads
so that section 10 will provide in substance that any Person,tht of
departments of the city IIA, iII the eompeaave servtce� Wsubjeet to
auapension withoat pay the City Council, not to exceed 10 WorkhSA&A with
right of appeal, resulting from charges referred by the City Council tq i* Head of
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departments within the City government and shall secdop 11 bem
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provide in substance that charges against any civil service employee be Ai�the
by head of
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the
iaty Council rather than with the=n=erthat said charges filed �C&Y
or by any other person, and Prov'
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Council shall bespea t as to time, place and circumstance, that the C► Council
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ma then refer said charges to the Personnel Board for a hearinSt whitlt mW then
investigation of such charges and may thea that
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make an
action be taken under the provisions of section 10. or rosy 1bo000 d the
Personnel Board conduct a hearing, and further providing for. ".V@*otr of the
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person against whom written charges are Wed, pending the hearing, but not for a
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longer period than 30 days. a
Yes -4 No -0
PROPOSITION 9. Shall section 15 of said Civil Service Ordinance VW& Dow
authorizes the City Council to c"tract with some competent state or cotthty asencY
for rendering services as follows: 1. Public advertising of all examioadom 2. To
provide and maintain eligibility lists for various Positions. 3• PorbOWb* open and
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competitive examinations and tests to fairly test the capacities of the person ex -
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ermined to discharge the dales of the position to which they sink to, bsa�ed,
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be amended to read to as, to delete from said section the arms rd w
and to authorise the City Council to employ private
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PROPOSITION 10. Shall the compensation of the City Council =Osaben be
increased from $25.00 per month to MOO per month? -
-PROPOSITION 11. Shall the a mpeasation of the Mayor be 6=4 as 45W per
month morn than this compensation of a number of the City Can"? ;.
o2v 12. shall. tiro Cisy GCAWU adopt the Cky Mph�6* fmwa of
number of votes cast on
measures
submitted
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voters
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lows:
CONSOLIDATED
PRECINCT.
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total
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vote
119 113 87
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108
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39 25 49
28
58
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48
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329
Absentee ballot,
Yes -5
No -2
121 93 74
70
83
98
92
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28 43 50
29
46
42
53
38
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338
Abonatee ballot,
Yes -5
No --1
113 77 73
55
69
85
73
98
20
667
34 57 52
39
67
54
72
39
13
427
Absentee Ballot,
Yes -4 No -0
110 98 86
65
87
99
90
101
24
766
33 36 41
26
43
33
48
35
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304
Absentee ballot,
Yes -6
No -0
122 101 81
68
88
101
86
106
27
784
23 32 41
24
47
32
51
30
7
289
Absentee ballot,
Yes -4
No -2
104 83 69
55
73
81
77
84
19
650
57 48 50
35
54
49
61
47
14
396
Absentee ballot,
Yes -5
No -1
118 104 74
63
90
95
103
104
24
779
�9 25 46
30
38
37
36
28
9
278
Absentee ballot,
Yes -4
No -0
110 93 77
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$9
92
86
106
25
755
27 40 42 19 37
Absentee ballot Yes -4 No -2
106 91 65 52 73
31 34 57 39 51
Absentee ballot Yes -3 No -2
113 83 76 61 83
62 75 77 52 64
Absentee ballot Yes -4 Novy
101 77 68 59 62
70 80 86 64 81
Absentee ballot Yes -5 No --3
57 55 31 35 55
109 139 83 99
12Absentee ballot Yes -3 No -3
38 56 22 9 292
88
74
89
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59
43
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365
91
95
84
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65
72
64
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551
77
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81
92
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638
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59
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121
103
109
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED and determined that at said General
Municipal Election, Louis G. Memmesheimer and Anthony M.
Ortuno were each elected to the office of member of the City
Council of the City of Azusa, California, each for a term of
four years; That James Miller was elected to the office of City
Clerk of the City of Azusa, California, for a term of four years;
That Alec Watkins was elected to the office of City Treasurer
of the City of Azusa, California, for a term of four years;
That Proposition No. 1 was carried with a majority vote and is
hereby declared to be passed and adopted as an amendment to
Section 2 of the Initiative Civil Service Ordinance of the City
of Azusa; that Proposition No. 2 was carried by a majority vote and
Is hereby declared to be passed and adopted as an amendment to
Section 5 of the Initiative Civil Service Ordinance of the City of
Azusa; that Proposition No. 3 was carried by a majority vote and
Is hereby declared to be passed and adopted as an amendment to
Subsection B of Section 6 of the Initiative Civil Service
Ordinance of the City of Azusa; that Proposition No. 4 was carried
by a majority vote and is hereby declared to be passed and
adopted as an amendment to Section 7 of the Initiative Civil
Service Ordinance of the City of Azusa; that Proposition No. 5
was carried by a majority vote and is hereby declared to be
passed and adopted as an amendment to Section 7 of the Initiative
Civil Service Ordinance of the City of Azusa; that Proposition
No. 6 was carried by a majority vote and is hereby declared to
be passed and adopted as an amendment to Section 7 of the
Initiative Civil Service Ordinance of the City of Azusa; that
Proposition No. 7 was carried by a majority vote and is hereby
declared to be passed and adopted as an amendment to Section 7
of the Initiative Civil Service Ordinance of the City of Azusa;
that Proposition No. 8 was carried by a majority vote and is
hereby declared to be passed and adopted as an amendment to
Sections 10 and 11 of the Initiative Civil Service Ordinance of
the City of Azusa; that Proposition No. 9 was carried by a
majority vote and is hereby declared to be passed and adopted as
an amendment to Section 15 of the Initiative Civil Service
Ordinance of the City of Azusa; that Proposition No. 10 was carried
by a majority vote and is hereby declared to be passed and
adopted; '
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk shall immediately
take and deliver to each of said persons so elected a Certificate
of Election signed by him and duly authenticated; that he shall
also impose, or have imposed, the constitutional oath of office
upon said persons so elected as members of the City Council and
have them subscribe thereto and file the same in said office;
that thereupon each and all of said persons so elected to said
respective offices shall be inducted in said respective office
to which they have been elected; that Propositions No. 1, 2, 31
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 so� are hereby declared to have been carried
by a majority vote and are hereby declared to be effective
amendments to that part of Initiative Civil Service Ordinance
ax�8xaaax�sHaxhxxdxx$acaeaTxtax�xxs88x�kkxe of the City of Azusa as
hereinbefore set forth.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor of the City of Azusa
shall sign this Resolution and the City Clerk shall attest the
same and certify to the passage and adoption thereof.
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ATTEST:
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1 y Clerk of the City of Azusa
Passed, approved and adopted this 17 day of April, 1956.
I hereby odrtify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and
regularly adopted by the City Council of the City of Azusa at
an adjourned meeting of said Council of said City held in the
regular council chambers of said City Council of said City,
April 17, 1956, and that the same was passed by the following
vote of the Council
AYES: Co .cilnci,: Pa:rce.., C_-"- �.:o, Romerc,
NOES: Co_rzc`.l: en: Honc
ABSENT: Co r?c. ln;^::: Joh-,,son
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y Clerk of the City of Azusa