HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - August 4, 1924 - CCCITY HALL , AZUSA, CALIFORNIA. BUGUST 4th, 1924
The Board of Trustees of the City of Azusa
met in regular session at the above time and
place.
Present at roll call: Trustees: Moon, Meier,
Case, Chenoweth, City Clerk and City Attorney.
Absent: Trustee: Pierce.
The minutes of the regular meeting held July 21st
and of the regular adjourned meeting held July
31st, 1924 were read and approved as read.
It was moved that the action of Trustees Case
'and Meier in expending $240.00 for advertising
purposes be. ratified and approved.
Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees.
Moon, Meier, Case, Chenoweth, Roes: None. Absent:
Trustee. Pierce.
7:30 P. M. 367
ACTION OF TRUS`IE ES CASE
AND MEIER RATIFIED AND
APPROV ED .
It was moved that the Street Superintendent be STREET SUPERINTENDENT
instructed to pave the apron to the alley between I14STRUCTED TO PAVE APRON
Azusa and San Gabriel Avenues on Center Street TO ALLEY BETWEEN AZUSA
as requested by letter from Vosburg Bros. Inc., & SAN GABRIEL AVENUES.
dated August 4, 1924.
Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees:
Moon, Meier, Case, Chenoweth. Noes: None. Absent:
Trustee: Pierce.
On motion duly carried Maurice Jones was granted
one week vacation commencing August 3rd, 1924.
On motion duly carried the request of S. Winokur
for the removal of the pepper tree in front of
his property on Center Street was granted.
MAURICE JONES GRANTED
VACATION.
S. WINOXUR'S REQUEST FOR
REMOVAL OF.PEPPER TREE
GRANTED.
On motion the request
of C. E. Archer for the
C. E. ARCHER'S
REQUEST
removal of the pepper
trees from in front of Lots
FOR RF2410VAL OF
PEPPER
5-6-7 in Block 28 was
granted; and the request
TREES GRANTED*
for the removal of pepper trees from in front of Lots
REMOVAL OF
PEPPER-TRM
3 and 4 in Block 27 was referred to the Planning
FROM IN FRONT
OF CERTAIN
Commission.
LOTS REFERRED
TO P. C.
An application and petition was received from
Herman L. Grey for appointment as Police Officer
and on motion the same was referred to the Sani-
tary and Police Committee to report at next meet-
ing.
Carried by the following vote: Ayes. Trustees.
Moon, Meier, Case, Chenoweth. Noes: None. Absent:
Trustee: Pierce..
APPLICATION AND PETITION
OF HERMAN L. GREY RE-
FERRED TO SANITARY AND
POLICE COMMITTEE FOR
REPORT AT NEXT I.METING.
It was moved that a warrant be drawn on the Street WARRANT ORDERED DRA17N
'Rork Bond Fund No. 2 for 015.95 owing the Dixie IN FAVOR OF DIXIE OIL CO.
Oil Company; said warrant to be payable to the TO BE 14ADE PAYABLE TO
Revenue Collector of the City of Azusa to cover REVENUE COLLECTOR TO
unpaid light and water bills of said Company. COVER UNPAID LIGHT &
Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Moon,S'JATER BILLS OF SAID CO.
Meier, Case, Chenoweth. Noes: None. Absent: Trustee:
Pierce.
The following Ordinance was presented:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
'OF AZUSA AMENDING SECTION 32 OF ORDINANCE 1109 191
OF SAID CITY, ENTITLED: "All CEDINP.NCE OF THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, LICENSING ARID
REGULATING CERTAIN FINDS OF BUSINESS CARRIED ON IN
SAID CITY AND FIXING A PENALTY FOR TIC VIOLATION
THEREOF, AND REPEALING ORDINANCES NO. 130 AND NO.
180 OF SAID CITY AND ALL OTHER ORDINANCES OF SAID
CITY IN CONFLICT EWITH", adopted May 27, 1918.
The Ordinance was read.
It was moved that the Ordinance be declared read
for the first time and laid over to next meeting.
Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Moon,
Meier, Case, Chenoweth, Noes. Done. Absent: Trustee:
Pierce.
ORDINANCE READ.
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD AUGUST 4th, 1924 7:30 P. M. .369
The following Ordinance was presented.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
CITY OF AZUSA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 231 OF
SAID CITY ENTITLED; "AN ORDIN NCE OF THE BOARD
OF.TRUSTEES OF THE_CITY OF AZUSA ESTABLISHING
THE.RATES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR SAID CITY
FOR (1) DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL LIGHTING RATE;
(2) COMBINED LIGHTING, HEATING AND COOKING RATE;
(3) GENERAL POWER RATE, AND REPEALING ALL OR-
DINANCES OR PORTIONS OF ORDINANCE OF SAID CITY
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH", adopted :June 2nd, 1924,
BY ALiENDING SECTION 1, OF SAID ORDINANCE IN RE-
LATION TO RATES FOR DOIESTIC AND COMIIERCIAL
LIGHTING RATE, AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR
PORTIONS OF ORDINANCES OF SAID CITY IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH.
The Ordinance was read.
It was moved that the Ordinance be declared read
for the first. time and 1&id over to next meeting.
Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees:
Moon, ideier, Case, Chenoweth. Noes: None. Absent:
Trustee: Pierce.
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On motion duly carried the offer of Lir. F. S.
Lack made through Mr. L. U. Coffee to donate 6
acres for park purposes was referred to the Plan-
ning Commission.
It was moved that Iar. Barker be instructed to
-write a letter to the Bartlett Nu Why Corporation
relative to the light, power and water rates.
It was moved that when the Board adjourn, it ad-
journ to meet August 11, 1924 at 7:30 P. M.
It was moved that the schedule of payment for
Surveying engineer be fixed at the rate of $2.00
per hour; for transit men $1.00 per hour and for
rodmen 50¢ per hour.
Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Moon,
Meier, Case, Chenoweth. Noes: Hone. 2bsant: Pierce.
It was moved that the following bills be allowed
and warrants ordered drawn upon the Treasury for
the same.
Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Boon,
Meier, Case, Chenoweth. Noes: None. Absent: Trustee:
Pierce.
GENERAL FUND.
ORDINANCE READ.
F. S. LACK'S OFFER
REFERRED TO PLANNING
COMMISSION.
MR. BARKER INSTRUCTED
TO WRITE BARTLETT NU
WHY CORP.
BOARD TO MEET AUG. 11,124
7:30 P. M.
SURVEYING ENGINEER'S
SCHEDULE FIXED.
BILLS.
8948
United States Rubber Co.
Material
180.00
9360
Eclipse Paint & Mfg. Co.
"
94.00
9384
D. W. Pitman
Labor
31.00
9385
William Reed
If
48.00
9386
Linde Air Products Co.
Material
4.07
9387
Ernest H. Maeding
Paymt on motorcycle
23.50
9388
Maurice Jones
Material
4.00
9389
J. J. Allen
Labor
25.00
9390
Home Telephone Company
Rental and Calls
45.60
C. M. Singleton
Labor
25.00
'9391
9392
Richter's Drug Store
Material
.60
9393
So Cos. Gas Company
Gas
2.00
9394
Irene B. Barnes, Collector
Light and water
71.45
9395
W. A. Johnson
Material
2.75
9396
Center Furniture Store
"
1.50
9397
The Pomotropic
T1
57.62
9398
Henry P. Goodwin
Special services
1625.00
WATER FUND.
3276 Byron -Jackson Pump Mfg. Co. Material
0 332.15
370
STREET -WORK BOND FUND NO. 2
MINUTES OF MEETING HELD AUGUST 4th, 1924 7:30 P. Y.
371
Labor
48.00
WATER
FUND (cont.)
Charles Hersey
it
3283
C. C. Bowman
Labo r
$ 36.00
if
3284
J. W. Pierce
it
34.50
ff
3285
Spriggs Bros. Hdwe.
Material
29.68
it
3286
Neptune Ideter Co.
IT
107.71
3287
Irene B. Barnes, Collector
Power for City well
326.50
"
3288
First National Bank
Paymt on water stock
100.00
3289
The Pomotropic
Material
79.00
Material
3290
W. A. Johnso n
It
.50
"
2824
LIGHT
Kierulff & Ravenscroft
FUND.
Material
6248.79
2831
J. H. Baxter & Co.
it
558.50
"
2844
W. M. Teneyck
Labor
34.50
2845
L. Smith
it
16.00
Labor
2846
R. E. Pierce
It
36.00
it
2847
Spriggs Bros. Hdwe.
Material
24.11
If
2848
Keystone Express
Express
5.83
IT
2849
Los Angeles Heavy Hdwe. Co.
Material
7.46
Mule hire
2850
The Pomotropic
IT
26.25
STREET -WORK BOND FUND NO. 2
On motion the Board adjourned.
135
Wiley Roberts
Labor
48.00
136
Charles Hersey
it
48.00
137
Crescencio Reyes
if
48.00
138
William Joles
ff
48.50
139
Hollis Joles
it
4.25
140
Vecente Cruz
48.00
141
Arthur Wolfe
"
78.00
142
Floyd Lee
72.00
143
Center Garage
Material
.70
144
Lyons Store Company
"
,90
145
C. M. Singleton
13.14
'147
146
Spriggs Bros. Hdwe.
Gilmore 011 Company
"
21.34
195.83
148
Stotlar's Garage
16.50
149
John F. -Roberts
Labor
35.25
150
Sam Tucker
it
17.63
151
Hans Wolfe
If
8.00
152
C. L. Nichols
IT
130.00
153
U. D. Parker
Mule hire
40.00
154
W. A. Johnson
Material
6.25
155
Azusa Feed & Fuel Company
it
194.20
On motion the Board adjourned.
372