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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - September 8, 1925 - CCCITY HALL, AZUSA, CALIFORNIA. 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, Chenoweth, Peirce, Durrell, City Attorney and City Clerk. Absent: None. September 8, 1925 7:30 P. M. 83 The minutes of the regular meeting held August 17th and of the Special meetings held August 24th and Sept- ember 3rd,9were read and approved as read. It was moved that the matter of the employment of a motor officer be referred to the Sanitary and Police Committee with power to act. Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Moon, Meier, Cheno- weth, Peirce, Durrell. Noes: None. rs Absent: None. On motion duly carried the re- quest of F. W. Allumbaugh for per- mission to place his lunch stand in the parkway temporarily during the construction of a new build- ing was referred to the Sanitary and Police committee with power to act. The application of F. W. Zerell for a two weeks vacation commenc- ing September 14th was granted. A letter was read from Murray S. Vosburg relative to the matter of pool and billiard licenses and on motion duly carried the same was referred to the City Attorney. A letter was received from the Chamber of Commerce relative to the matter of a provision for funds for advertising and on motion duly carried the same was laid over to neat meeting. A letter was received from the County Auditor relative to charge for maintaining city prisoners in the County jail and on motion duly carried the same was referred to the City Attorney. On motion duly carried the matter of the petition for street work in the Paramount Heights Tract was referred to the Public Works Committee to confer with the City Attorney. MATTER OF EMPLOYMENT OF A MOTOR OFFICER REFERRED TO THE SANITARY AND POLICE COMMITTEE WITH POWER TO ACT. REQUEST OF F. W. ALLUMBAUGH REFERRED TO THE SANITARY AND POLICE COMMITTEE WITH POWER TO ACT. F. W. ZERELL GRANTED VACATION. LETTER FROM MURRAY S. VOSBURG REFERRED TO CITY ATTORNEY. LETTER FROM CHAMBER OF 0 OMMERC E' RELATIVE TO THE MATTER OF A PROVISION FAR FUNDS FOR ADVERTISING LAID OVER TO NEXT IEBTIM LETTER FROM COUNTY AUDITOR RELATIVE TO CHARGE POP MAIN- TAININO CITY PRISONERS IN TIM COUNTY JAIL REFr^.REI0 TO CITY ATTORiMY. MATFER OF PETITION FOR STREET WORK IN PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS TRACT REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MITTEE TO CONFER WITH THE CITY ATTORNEY. O [1 MINUTES OF THE IdEETING HELD September 8th, 1925 7:30 P. m85 The following Ordinance was presented: All ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF AZUSA PROHIBITING THE DISTURBANCE OF THE PEACE, DEFINING THE SAI;tE AND FIXING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF. The -Ordinance was read. It was moved that the Ordinance be declared read for the second time.and taken up for its third reading and final passage. The.Ordinance was read. It was moved that the same be • adopted as read. Carried by the following --vote: Ayes: Trustees: Moon, Meier, . i Chenoweth, Peirce, Durrell. Noes: None. Absent: None. The following Resolution was presented: A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, PROVIDING FOR THE. TRANSFER OF X2000.00 FROM TIM LIGHT FUND TO THE GENERAL FUND AND x$'1000.00 FROM THE WATER FUND TO THE GENER- AL FUND. The Resolution was read.. On motion the same was adopted as read. Carried by the following vote. Ayes: Trustees: Moon, Meier, . Chenoweth, Peirce, Durrell. Noes: None. Absent: None. On motion duly carried the re- quest of Walter Johnson for the removal of a pepper tree from in front of his property was granted and he was also granted permission to construct a cesspool in the parkway and move a building from the rear of his lot to the east side of San Gabriel Avenue below Sixth Street. ORDINANCE NO. 245 ADOPTED. RESOLUTION NO. 851 ADOPTED. WALTER JOHNSON GRANTED PER- MIT TO REMOVE PEPPER TREE FROM THE PARKWAY AND TO CON- STRUCT A CESSPOOL IPI THE PARK- WAY IN FRONT OF HIS PROPERTY AND TO MOVE A BUILDING FROM THE REAR OF HIS LOT TO THE EAST SIDE OF SAN GABRIEL AVE. BELOW SIXTH STREET. The request• of E. E. Jones for E. E. JONES GRANTED PERMISSION permission to remove a pepper tree TO REMOVE A PEPPER TREE FROM from in front of his permises on IN FRONT OF HIS PREMISES ON South Azusa Avenue was granted. SOUTH AZUSA AVENUE -I: `r The request of Hendricks Brothers HENDRICKS BROS. GRANTED PER - for permission to construct sidewalk MISSION TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALK and curb on Eleventh Street was AND CURB ON ELEVENTH STREET. granted; the work to be done under the supervision of the Superintendent of Streets. It was moved that the City Clerk CITY CLERK AUTHORIZED TO be authorized to execute the loan EXECUTE THE LOAN CONTRACT contract with the Southern California WITH THE SOUTHERN CALIF. Edison Company covering three trans- EDISON COMPANY COVERING 3 formers. TRANSFORMERS. Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Moon, Meier, Cheno- weth, Peirce, Durrell. Noes: None. Absent: None. 17 MINUTES=:OF FETING HELD September 8, 1925 7:30 P. M. 187 It was moved and carried that the bids for street work on BIDS OPENED, EXAMINED AND Angeleno Avenue be now opened, PUBLICLY DECLARED. examined and publicly declared. The following bids were NAME SIDEWALK Per Sq. F J. Allen Munro 20V The -B. R. Davisson Cont. Co. 16¢ W. J. Brand 18¢ Joseph M. Shull 15V and Company read: SIDEWALK Per Lin. Ft. (5 Sq. Ft.) CURB Per Lin. Ft. 1.00 70V 8" TILE COMPLETE 0 5.00 50V 8" CONCRETE TILE . - 0_1.00..'.._. SIDEWALK Per Lin. Ft. ( jS q. Ft.) It was moved and carried that all bids be referred to the City Engineer for report. The City Engineer presented the following report which was approved and ordered placed on file: Azusa, Calif. Sept. 8th, 1925. The Honorable Board of Trustees . Of the City of Azusa. Gentlemen: SIDEWALK AIM C URB Per Lin.Ft. $ 1.70 Total $4536.40 1.15 BIDS REFERRED TO CITY ENGINEER FOR REPORT. The City Engineer wishes to report that after having care- fully checked the bids and surety CITY ENGINEER PRESENTS REPORT. bonds submitted by the contractors bidding on the improvement of Angel- eno Avenue, that the bid of the Joseph M. Shull & Company, a co -part- nership consisting of Joseph M. Shull, Warren L. Shull and Ira S. Shull as partners is the lowest responsible bidder. Respectfully yours, C. L. NICHOLS City Engineer. The following Resolution was presented: A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY OF AZUSA RESOLUTION NO. 853 AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE IM - ADOPTED. PROVEIIENT OF ANGELENO AVENUE IN SAID CITY OF AZUSA. The Resolution was read. On motion the same was adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Mon ier, Chenoweth, Peirce None. Absent: None. On motion the matter of furnish- MATTER OF FURNISHING FUNDS FOR ing fundsp ti 1 maintenance PARTIAL MAINTENANCE OF A HEALTH of a Health se was laid over. NURSE LAID OVER TO NEST MEETING. to next mee ing. r MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD September 8th, 1925 7:30 P: M.89 It was moved and carried MATTER OF CLOSING THE PLUNGE that the matter of closing FOR THE WINTER REFERRED TO.THE the plunge for the winter PLUNGE COMMITTEE WITH POWER TO be referred to the Plunge ACT. Committee with power to act. It was regularly moved that the President and City Clerk be authorized to execute a contract with Spriggs Brothers for light globes for the en- suing year. Carried by the following vote: Ayes: Trustees: Moon, Meier, Chenoweth, Peirce, Durrell. Noes: None. Absent: None. It was moved and carried that when the Board adjourn it ad- journ to meet September 14, 1925 at 7:30'P. M. 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: Moon, Meier, Chenoweth, Peirce, Durrell. Noes: None. Absent: None. 12097 12098 12099 12100 12101 12102 12103 12105 12106 12107 12108 12109 12110 12111 12112 12113 12114 12115 12116 12117 12118 12119 12120 12121 12122 12123 12124 12125 12126 GENERAL FUND. CITY CLERK AND PRESIDENT AUTHORIZEI TO EXECUTE CONTRACT WITH SPRIGGS BROS. FOR LIGHT GLOBES FOR THE ENSUING YEAR. BOARD OF MEET SEPTEMBER 14, 1925 AT 7:30 P. M. BILLS. D. V. Peirce Labor Labor A. A. Mills It " A. A. Mills 17 " Delbert Rogers it Telephone David Davies IT P. L. Davis Oo. Grimes-StassforthStat. Co. Material Universal Disinfectant Co. Richfield Oil Co. Troy Laundry Carl C. Kimbrell Home Telephone Co. Rental & Calls Rollin E. Peirce Canyon Patrol E. C. Hendley Special Services American Service Co. Material Azusa Steam Laundry Co. Laundry Domingo Aguilar Labor J. J. Allen " W. D. Singleton " C. E. Gauldin Telephone Irene B. Barnes, Collector P. L. Davis Oo. Labor H. S. Crocker,/Inc. Richfield Oil Co. Carl C. Kimbrell Labor Geo. Meier it So. Calif. Disinfecting Co. C. C. Collins Geo. Meier Labor Stotlar's Garage Center Garage The Pomotropic Printing WATER FUND. 11 bills Light & Water Material 11 Material 11 Material if 125'.00 16.00 56.00 50.05 36.00 44.38 12.00 3.75 24.25 15.00 10.00 38.00 30.86 21.25 72.00 14.00 8.00 296.65 19.00 9.32 10.42 131.50 10.50 6.50 5.00 43.50 30.58 2.25 114.74 3554 Wm. Pierce Labor 1 22.00 3555 R.'E. Peirce if 8.00 3556 S. D. Stephens IT 46.00 90 MINUTES OF THE MEETING HELD September 8th, 1925 3557 Crane Company Material 3558 S. D. Stephens Labor 3559 Art Concrete Works Material 3560 Azusa Agricultural:Water Co. Material 3561 Mrs. T. W. Collopy Labor 3562. The Pomotropic Material 3563 Irene B. Barnes, Collector Power for well 3564 R. I4. Follows Material 3565 Neptune Meter Co. it LIGHT FUND 7:30 P. M. 91 27.97 28.00 72.50 134.86 22.75 21.50 506.30 12.20 184.26 3108 R. E. Peirce Labor 28.00 3110 S. D. Stephens it10.00 3111 Irene B. Banres Shortage in July 125 Collections 6.70 3112 Mrs. T. W. Collopy Labor 22.75 3113 Baker -Joslyn Co. Material 405.39 3114 The Pomotropic It 22.25 3115 R. E. Peirce Labor 20.00 STREET WORK. BOND FUND 110. 2 677 Knight's Garage Material 1.70 678 F. B. Martinez Labor 69.25 679 Leland Williams if4.00 680 Gilmore Oil Co. Material 285.53 681 Union Rock Co. IT 515.49 682 Charles Hersey Labor 69.25 683 William Joles " 69.25 684 Hans Wolfe 56.00 685 Standard Oil Co. Material 21.41 686 J. E. Lee Mileage 13.00 687 Wm. Leslie Nichols Labor 8.13 688 Crescencio Reyes 48.00 689 Robert Akin 42.75 690 C. L. Nichols , Engineering services 174.00 691 Azusa Feed & Fuel Co. Material 272.95 692 R. M. Follows " 10.40 693 Sitton's Garage IT 3.75 694 Eugene-Dietzgen Co. 3.67 695 Union Oil Co. of Calif. 19.79 696 Stotler's Garage 58.12 697 U. D. Parker Mule Hire 40.00 698 Kerckhoff-Cuzner M. & L. Co. Material 3.00 699 Floyd Lee Labor 99.37 700 Domingo Aguilar it 50.75 701, Vecente Cruz 56.50 702 Joe Savedra " 72.00 703 Arthur Wolfe 91.81 On motion the Board adjourned e y 01 Azusa. 92 J