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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - April 6, 1936 - CC (2)CITY HALL, AZUSA, CALIFORNIA. APRIL 6, 1936. The City Council of the City of Azusa met in regular session at the above time and place. Present at roll call: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden, City Attorney and City Clerk. The minutes of the last regular meeting of March 16, 1936 were read and approved as read. Mr. Templeman submitted two bids for paint to be used in painting the swimming pool and lockers as follows: 7:30 P. M. W. P. Fuller's Paints - Pure Prepaired in 5 gal. @ $3.20 for lockers 25 or 30 gal. Gilsenite Aluminum @ $3.80 special paint for plunge For extra cement Stucco, or rock painting of Bonding cement powder paint - 12� lb. To the City of Azusa - ll� lb. - $5.50 1 gal. of Bailed Oil for thinning paint, Moved by Councilman Arnold, seconded by Councilman McIntire that Mr. Templeman be awarded the contract to furnish the paint for the pool and lockers. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. ' Two bids were submitted by the Crown Fence & Supply Company, Ltd., to furnish a new fence for the swimming pool. Moved by Councilman Chester, seconded by Councilman Arnold that the bids be filed for the time being. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. A communication from the Azusa City Planning Commission, recommending that the City Council deny the request made by Mr. McCauslin, to remove pepper trees along Foothill Boulevard, was read. Moved by Councilmal Arnold, seconded by Councilman Carr that same be filed for the present. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. A communication addressed to Paul E. Kressly regarding the Youth Administration, was read and ordered placed on file. Roll call. 365, Minutes approved. Mr. Templeman's bid accepted. - 50 lbs. per gal. - $1.00 Moved by Councilman Arnold, seconded by Councilman McIntire that the bid offered by Mr. Koopman of the W. E. Hall Company of $1.98 per 'ton , which includes Sales Tax, for aspaltic concrete and $1.98 per ton, including Sales Tax, for pre mix, mixed according to State Specifications also Paul E. Kressly's specifications, with free delivery and return of roller, be -accepted. Carried 'by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Noes: None. Absent: .None. ' Bids for fence filed. Communication from City Planning Commission read. Communication read and ordered placed on file. W. E. Hall Company's offer accepted. Morden. 50HGU ,I MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. APRIL 6, 1936. 7:30 P.M. 367 A request for permission to sell flowers for the Blind, was offered by the American Brotherhood for the Blind. Moved by Councilman Chester, seconded by Councilman Carr that the City Clerk be instructed to write them giving them permission to conduct a flower sale in Azusa. Carried by the following vote of the Council: ' Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. Councilman Chester offered a Resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA DETERMINING THAT THE PUBLIC NECESSITY AND CONVENIENCE REQUIRE THAT CERTAIN STREETS WITHIN SAID CITY BE IMPROVED, AND REQUESTING THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF LOS ANGELRS COUNTY TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS WITH WHICH TO IMPROVE SAID STREETS. Moved by Councilman Chester, seconded by Councilman Arnold that this request be granted and use of the Auditorium offered on April 27, 1936. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. Archie Alvarado appeared before the Council requesting the Improvement of Alsmeda Avenue between Third and Fourth Streets. The Mayor informed him that a Resolution had just been adopted whereby the City of Azusa made a request for an appropriation from Los Angeles County, in order to do this work. ' Moved by Councilman Chester, seconded by Councilman Arnold that the City Clerk be instructed to request the Sign Department of the Southern California Automobile Club to replace the two "Stop" signs on 6th Street and Azusa Avenue and to erect a "No through Street" sign on Virginia Avenue. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. American Brotherhood for the Blind given permission to con- duct a flower sale. RESOLUTION NO. 1487 ADOPT ED. Request for use of the Auditorium granted. Archie Alvarado requested the im- provement of certain streets. City Clerk instruct- ed to order signs. Moved by Councilman Carr, seconded by Councilman McIntire that this Resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. 1487. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. ' A request, for the use of the Auditorium, offered by the National Bureau for Religious and Educational Films, was offered by Reverand L. A. Lambert. Moved by Councilman Chester, seconded by Councilman Arnold that this request be granted and use of the Auditorium offered on April 27, 1936. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. Archie Alvarado appeared before the Council requesting the Improvement of Alsmeda Avenue between Third and Fourth Streets. The Mayor informed him that a Resolution had just been adopted whereby the City of Azusa made a request for an appropriation from Los Angeles County, in order to do this work. ' Moved by Councilman Chester, seconded by Councilman Arnold that the City Clerk be instructed to request the Sign Department of the Southern California Automobile Club to replace the two "Stop" signs on 6th Street and Azusa Avenue and to erect a "No through Street" sign on Virginia Avenue. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. American Brotherhood for the Blind given permission to con- duct a flower sale. RESOLUTION NO. 1487 ADOPT ED. Request for use of the Auditorium granted. Archie Alvarado requested the im- provement of certain streets. City Clerk instruct- ed to order signs. 5QHGU 369. MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. APRIL 6, 1936. 7:30 P.M. Mr. Millar addressed the Council relative to the tree sugery needed for the oaks Mr. Millar addressed north of the City Hall Building. the Council. No action taken. Moved by Councilman Arnold, seconded by Councilman Chester that the following requisitions be allowed: 1423-1424- 1425-1426-1427-1428-1429-1430-1431- 1432-1433-1434. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. Moved by Councilman Arnold, seconded by Councilman Carr that the following bills be allowed and warrants ordered drawn upon the Treasury for the same. Carried by the following vote of the Counci 1: Ayes: Councilmen: McIntire, Carr, Arnold, Chester, Morden. Noes: None. Absent: None. GENERAL FUND Requisitions approved Bills. 4205 Irene B. Barnes Light & Water $ 738.35 4206 Tip Top Cafe Meals 16.43 4207 Wm. J. Holden Stamp Pad 1.50 4208 Grimes-Stassforth Co. Materials 1.22 4209 J. H. Brooks, M.D. Services 3.00 4210 Herbert Lang Labor 4.00 4211 Fred Stone Labor 40.00 4212 Lewis Menard Labor 16.25 4213 Joe Gonzales Labor 16.00 4214 Jake Wilsford Labor 31.00 4215 A. L. Meyers Labor 6.50 4216 Wid Romaley Labor 6.00 4217 Azusa Herald Printing 51.10 4218 F. F. Rorabeck Police Duty 26.25 4219 C. H. Howard Materials 33.06 4220 Standard Oil Company Materials 25.69 4221 Cohn Goldwater Mfg. Co. Materials 13.89 4222 Hirsch Unoform Co. Materials 17.44 4223 P. L. Davis Services 15.00 4224 Azusa Citrus Association Share 2.00 4225 A. Kasperek Services 6.15 4226 Texaco Certified Station Materials 22.25 4227 Morgan's Hardware Materials 13.50 4228 J. G. Tucker & Son Materials 8.14 4229 Citrus Union High School Advertisement 18.00 4230 Azusa Transfer Rental 42.00 4231 Fred Willams Police Duty 42.00 4232 Spriggs Brothers Hdwe. Materials 9.70 4233 W. D.Singleton Bldg. Permits 36.15 4234 James Rogers, Jr. Labor 10.00 4235 A. Wolfe Labor 5.00 4236 F. Williams Labor 5.00 4237 J. Sitton Labor 5.00 4238 C. Singleton Labor 5.00 4239 E. Mendenhall Labor 2.50 4240 M. R. Madison Labor 5.00 4241 H. Sears Labor 5.00 4242 H. Lindsay Labor 5.00 4243 Independent Investors Ex. Payment 30.00 4244 West Coast Stationery Co. Materials 2.30 4245 Owens-Vosburg Insurance Co. Insurance 1.76 4246 Saw & Lawn Mower Shop Materials 2.05 4247 Harry Chester Expenses 23.15 4248 Foothill Supply Company Materials 27.33 4249 Burroughs Adding Machine Materials 4.00 4250 The Calkins Company Materials 3.71 4251 Southern Counties Gas Co. Services 27.46 4252 Jno. F. Tyck Services 2.25 50HGU MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. APRIL 62 1936. 7:30 P.M. GENERAL FUND 4253 Azusa Steam Laundry Co. Services $ 6.22 4254 Keystone Express System Services 1.00 4255 M. A. Hynes, City Clerk Petty Cash 15.00 4257 Associated Telephone Co. Services 38.95 4256 Associated Telephone Company Services 16.55 4258 Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Co. Materials 1.55 4259 Williams Lumber Yard Materials 42.05 4260 E. D. Cook, M.D. Services 20.00 4261 A. M. Hendrick Services 27.65 4262 A. C. Morden Telephone 3.25 4263 Albert H. Miller Expenses 23.70 4264 D. L. Evans Dep. Assessor 90.00 WATER FUND 891 Los Angeles Heavy Hdw. Materials $174.79 892 Elsbery Reynolds, Jr., Inc. Automobile 575.47 893 Charles R. Hadley Co. Materials 47.26 894 Pasadena Blueprint Co. Materials 1.08 895 Rensselaer Valve Co. Materials 518.95 896 A. Kasperek Services 47.75 897 Monrovia Motor Parts Materials 12.36 899 Neptune Meter Company Materials 142.72 898 Pacific Southwest Pipe Materials 5.66 900 James Jones Company Materials 70.66 901 Irene B. Barnes City Pump 190.45 902 Paul E. Kressly Eningeering 65.07 40 LIGHT FUND Labor 8.00 1081 H. L. Pierce Labor $ 126.00 1082 Morgan's Hardware Materials 7.45 1083 Associated Telephone Co. Services 33.65 1084 Burroughs Adding Machine Materials 27.70 1085 So. Counties Gas Company Services 2,046.55 1086 Azusa Steam Laundry Co. Services 2.50 1087 Charles R. Hadley Co. Materials 52.95 1088 Irene B. Barnes Petty Cash 10.00 1089 Saw & Lawn Mower Shop Materials 4.74 1090 Calvert Electric Shop Materials 201.89 1091 Assoc. Telephone Co. Services 4.69 1092 Kort H. Meier Garage Materials 2.11 53 L. A. CO. HIGHWAY APPROPRIATION FUND 10.50 151 Earnest Stevens Labor $ 22.50 152 Ruben Ayon Labor 21.00 153 Frank White Labor 27.00 154 Wid Romaley Labor 30.00 155 Carl Maddock Labor 14.50 156 John Rodell Labor 14.50 157 Edmond Thompson Labor 4.00 158 Herbert Lang Labor 4.00 159 Paul E. Kressly Engineering 26.07 STATE GAS TAX - STATE HIGHWAYS 38 E. Rury Labor $ 20.00 39 Mike Lopez Labor 8.00 40 J. D. Blackwell Labor 8.00 41 A. G. Blackwell Labor 4.00 42 Joe Petterman Labor 4.00 43 Bob Grant Labor 12.00 44 H. L. James Labor 8.00 45 Bud Walden Labor 16.00 46 Otto hinderknecht Labor 8.00 47 Jack Grow Labor 8.50 48 Earnest Hart Labor 10.50 49 Lawrence Flores Labor 8.50 50 Phillip Baker Labor 8.00 51 Harold Gilliam Labor 10.50 52 John Fehrs Labor 10.50 53 GillRosales Labor 10.50 54 Jim Pierce Labor 10.50 371 50HGU MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. APRIL 6, 1936. 7:30 P.M. STATE GAS TAX - STATE HIGHWAYS 55 Bill Fraijo Labor 12.50 56 Frank Ruiz Labor 12.50 57 P. Vasuz Labor 16.50 58 Juan Castillo Labor 16.50 59 Bert Roberts- Labor 20.00 60 Jess Noriega Labor 12.50 61 Joe Noriega Labor 14.50 62 E. L. Meyers Labor 24.50 63 Frank K. White Labor 30.50 64 H. A. billet' Labor 29.12 65 Jess Lopez Labor 24.50 66 Sam Fraijo Labor 28.50 67 Herbert Lang Labor 24.50 68 Ben Robinson Labor 30.50 69 John Duras Labor 29.50 70 Carlos Manjarres Labor 25.00 71 Marxos Cruze Labor 24.50 72 Mat Marscia Labor 28.50 73 Earnest Stevens Labor 26.50 74 Sal Gonzales Labor 36.25 75 Manuel Ruelas Labor 37.50 76 A. L. Meyers Labor 16.00 77 Ashely Hendrick Renatal 80.00 78 Harold Gilliam Labor 1.50 79 E. L. Meyers Labor 4.00 80 John Rodell Labor 13.50 81 Edmond Thompson Labor 12.00 82 Ed. Thompson Labor 14.50 83 Pacific Rock & Gravel Co. Materials 309.27 84 W. A. Johnson Materials 2.88 85 Morgan's Hardware Materials 7.32 86 A. Kasperek Services 2.00 87 R. A. Gibbs Company Materials 8.00 88 Emil Gipp Labor 16.00 89 Williams Lumber Yard Materials 933.73 90 Paul E. Kressly Engineering 265.39 91 Bert Thompson Labor 10.50 Moved by Councilman Councilman Arnold ar. the Council adjourn. Chester, seconded by d duly carried that Adjournment *a Ur y lark of t e ty of Azusa. 373. 50HGU m S