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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - September 6, 1949 - CCrTmV AAT.T. A7TTCA ('.AT.TFnPWTA rrTrPQnAV CFPTri rrtRP.R A Bolin 7.)n 12& The City Council of the City of Azusa met in regular session at the above time and place. Present at roll call: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper, City ROLL CALL Clerk. Absent: City Attorney. Each member present acknowledged receipt of a written copy of the minutes of August 15th, 1949, and the Special meeting of August 26th, 1949. The Mayor asked if there were any ob- MINUTES APPROVED ' joctions or corrections to said minutes. There being none, the minutes of August 15th, 1949 and August 26th, 1949 were approved as written. The Clerk announced that six bids were receiv- ed in answer to Notice Inviting Bids on a sedan for use in the Police Department. Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by Council- man Memmesheimer the bids be now opened, ex- BIDS OPENED amined and publicly declared. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None. Absent: None Tate Company $1,947.00 Belknap Company 1,615.10 Clippinger Chev. Co. 1,760.29 G. E. McKay 1,754.90 Stumpf Chevrolet Co. 1,603.89 Harry Crunk 1,591.78 Moved by Councilman Nasser, seconded by Councilman Malone the bids be referred to Chairman of the Police Department and the Chief of Police, with power to act. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None. Absent: None. The Clerk announced that three bids had been received in answer to Notice Invit- THREE BIDS ing Bids on a Fire Truck. OPENED Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer the bids be now opened, examined and publicly declared. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent: None F. W. D. $140982.00 Seagrave 14,394.00 Mack International 149 862.00 Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by Councilman Ortuno the bids be referred to the Chairman of Finance, Chairman of the Fire Department and the Fire Chief, with ' power to act. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent: None The matter of adopting the 1949 plumbing code was discussed and referred to the City Engineer to report back, at the next re- PLUMPING CODE gular meeting of council. REFERRED TO CITY ENGINEER A request made by the American Legion to set up a soft drink stand near the club house on 90CAa � � _ CITY HALL, AZUSA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1949. September 15th and 16th was read. It was moved and carried this request be granted. 7:30 125 P.M. A letter of appreciation from the American Red Cross was read and ordered placed on COMMUNICATIONS file. ORDERED PLACED ON FILE A written complaint relative to the collect- ion of garbage and the manner in which the garbage pails are handled was presented by Edward J. Strom. Moved and carried same be placed on file. ' Councilman Malone offered a resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, LOS ANGEIE S COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, GRANTING A VARIANCE TO ROY C. RESOLUTION NO. 2336 ARNOLD APPLICABLE TO LOT 1, BLOCK 60 IN ADOPTED THE CITY OF AZUSA. Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman Ortuno this resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. 2336. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent: None A NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CIRCULATE AN INITIATIVE PETITION IN AZUSA, CALIFORNIA, INITIATIVE PETITION was presented to the Council. No action was taken in this matter. Councilman Malone offered a resolution ' entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, LEVYING TAXES AND FIXING THE RESOLUTION N0. 2337 RATE OF ALL PROPERTY IN SAID CITY FOR ADOPTED ALL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES AND TO PAY THE BONDED INDEBTEDNESS AND INTEREST ON THE SAME FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19+9-1950. Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman Ortuno this resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No, 2337. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent: None A tentative map of Tract No. 13791 was pre- sented to Council with a recommendation from the Planning Commission that the map TENTATIVE MAP OF be not approved until the size of the lots TRACT NO. 13791 are changed to accomodate industrial re- quirements. Moved and carried this matter be referred to the City Engineer to report back. A file containing documents relative to the"Matter of the Application of the Associated Telephone Company, Ltd., a corporation, for authority to increase IN THE MATTER OF THE certain rates and charges applicable to APPLICATION OF THE telephone service, before the Public ASSOCIATED TELEPHONE Utilities Commission of the State of COMPANY TO INCREASE California", was presented. CERTAIN RATES Moved and carried this matter be referred to the City Attorney. 90CAa � m � w .cq CITY HALL, AZUSA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1949 Mr. Ray Petracek addressed Council advising them that the Slauson Memorial Swimming Pool was opened on Saturday, September 3rd, with a large number of young people in at- tendance. He stated that Mrs. Doris Bes- sire was in charge of the office and a life guard is on duty at all times, also that in his opinion it would be wise to make a 10 cent charge rather than permitting free admittance. Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer that Mr. Petracek be given authorization to make a charge of 10 cents per person. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None. Absent: None 7:30 127 P.M. SWIMMING POOL RATES Mr. Karl Jones reported on the sanitary con- dition relative to storm water at the inter- COMPLAINT ON STORM section of First Street and Soldano Avenue. [NATER. This matter was referred to the City Engineer to report back. Mr. W. Kloefer addressed council relative to the manner employed in establishing civil service for the city departments. W. KLOEFER'ON CIVIL Mayor Jumper said council would consider the SERVICE suggestions offered. Mayor Jumper reported that council was con- sidering the requests made by the Azusa Voters' Association. Karl Jones reported that Miss Hoag had ad- vised him that the Fabristamp Corporation ' continued to annoy the neighbors with noise at night. Miss Hoag was advised that there would be no expense in filing a complaint against this company. City Engineer Brooks reported on the five districts referred to him for improvement under the 1911 Street Improvement Act. Council instructed Mr. Brooks to prepare the necessary specifications for the im- provement of Fifth Street from Virginia Avenue west to Coney Avenue on both the north and south sides of the street; the work on the City property to be done by the City. Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by Councilman Ortuno the City Engineer be in- structed to prepare plans and specifications for the improvement of Orange Avenue from First Street to Fifth Street. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent: None Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by ' Councilman Ortuno the City Engineer and City Attorney be instructed to secure a right-of-way from the Azusa Rock and Sand Company and the Azusa Foothill Citrus Company on the westerly prolongation of First Street and to prepare plans mid specifications and estimates for this improve- ment to be presented to the State Highway Department. Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent: None FABRISTAMP NOISE ENGINEER BROOKS REPORTS ON FIVE 1911 STREET IM- PROVEMENT DISTRICTS WESTERLY PROLONGA- TION OF FIRST ST. 90CAR _ 00 cq CITY HALL, AZUSA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1949. Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by Councilman Nasser the following requisit- ions be allowed: ##2804-2815. 1492-1511 LW Carried by the following vote of the Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent: None Moved by Councilman Malone$ seconded by Councilman Nasser the following bills be allowed and warrants drawn upon the Treasury for the same: 7:30 129 P.M. GENERAL FUND ' 1886 Valley Disposal Company1G35,0p 1887 Chamber of Commerce 100.00 1888 Anthony M. Ortuno 10.00 1889 Leo C. Nasser 10.00 1890 L. G. Memmesheimer 10.00 1891 Walter Malone 10.00 1892 Harry D. Jumper 10.00 189 City Employees Payroll Acct. 7,205.50 189 Edgar T. Short 299.26 1895 Leo C. Nasser 5,82 1896 Harry D. Jumper 10.62 1897 Associated Telephone Co. 122.18 1898 Ray Maxfield409.38 1899 Paul E. Kressly 40.00 1900 Grimes Stationery Co. 8,5 1901 Azusa Herald 270.7} 1902 Foothill Stationers 20.69 190 Alpha Beta Food Markets 22.56 190} Western Lithograph Co. 83.01 1905 Associated Telephone Co. 20.29 1906 Realty Tax & Service Co. 10.00 1907 Southern Counties Gas Co. 4.00 1908 Cornelius Smith 5.00 1909 L. A. County Health Dept. 5.c4 ' 1910 L. A. County Dept. of Safety 615.13 1911 Alfred M. Rulofson 455,00 1912 So. California Edison Co. 6.26 191j Pennocks 15,72 191 Smith Saw & Lawn 14ower Shop ,67 1915 Azusa Texaco Station 14.28 1916 Ford's Foods 29.60 1917 L. A. Stamp & Stationery Co. 20.34 1918 Fry's Market 3,50 1919 L. E. Belknap Co. ,72 1920 G. E. McKay 7,22 1921 Louis Goodman, M. D. 15,00 1922 Scheel Motors 21, 5 192j Chuck House 10,5 1921 Hankins Medical Group 10.00 1925 Azusa Laundry Co. 4,53 1926 LaDue's Cafe 13.20 1927 Stan's Cafe 9,90 1928 Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 89,04 1929 Reed & Routt 19.20 1930 Getts Hardware36,40 1931 Graham Bros. 439.1}0 1932 Covina Equipment Co. 9, 2 1933 W. E. Hall Construction Co. 486,26 1934 Leo Harlan 388,49 1935 Bishop & Mathews 11.02 1936 Wm. Meyer 3,817.08 1937 S. E. Skidmore 15.00 1938 U. S. Postoffice 20.16 1939 City Employees Payroll Acct. 3,282,49 7:30 129 P.M. 90CAR CITY HALL, AZUSA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1949 WATER FUND 3930 City Employees Payroll Acct. $1,805.00 3931 Paul E. Kressly 515.52 3932 Pasadena Blueprint Co. 152.62 3933 Getts Hardware 20.09 3934 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. 3.77 3935 Russell 0. Dodd 35.92 3936 General Electric Supply Corp. 710.69 3937 So. Co. Gas Company 1.00 3938 Southern Pipe & Casing Co. 171.96 3939 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 10.23 3940 Valley Cities Supply Co. 224.66 ' 3941 Western Auto Supply Co. 1.68 3942 Azusa Agricultural Water Co. 3.00 55.53 Azusa Herald 49.11 3944 Edgar T. Short 137.50 3945 Smith Saw Shop 4.66 3946 Rensselaer Valve Co. 604,60 3947 A. C. Munselle Welding Co. 130.31 3948 Pennocks 2.79 3949 Associated Telephone Co. 26.89 3950 Art Concrete Works, Inc. 149.97 3951 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. 11.30 3952 Williams Lumber Yard 15.53 395 Lee & Thatro Equipment Co. 86.68 395 Johnson's Plumbing Co. -4,98 3955 Howard Supply Co. .64 3956 Hersey Manufacturing -Co. 939.92 3957 Grimes Stassforth Stationery Co. 60.67 3958 Graham Bros. 244.43 3959 City Employees Payroll Acct. 19720.01 LIGHT FUND Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer and dulby cauiel9,c�uncc ad;on to meet again Monday, Se tem er , 1 44 VV i. M a 7:30 131 P.M, 4560 City Employees Payroll Acct. 3,116.00 4561 Grimes Stassforth Stationery 60.68 4562 General Electric Supply 7.10 ' 4563 General Hardware 28.47 4564 Brown & Schricker 21.78 4565 Burroughs Adding I'dachine Co. 3.77 4566 Southern Calif. Edison Co. 11,943.84 4567 Southern Calif. Edison Co. 50.17 4568 Edgar T. Short 137.50 4569 Ray Maxfield 55.53 4570 Leo Harlan 25.70 4571 Line Material Company 56.37 4572 Westinghouse Electric Corp. 573.63 4573 Westinghouse Electric Supply 4,057.14)x. 45711. Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. 11.31 4575- Maydwell & Hartzell, Inc. 6,4 70.61 U4576 Edgar T. Short 5,300.59 77 City Employees Payroll Acct. 656.77 STREETS OF MAJOR IMPORTANCE 725 Ray Maxfield7.68 726 Graham Bros. 3,82.94 L. A. COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND 706 Ray Maxfield M. V. A. FUND 23.84 583 City Employees Payroll Account 18.75 STATE ALLOTMENT PROJECT #2 92 Ray Maxfield 215.84 Carried by the following vote of Council: Ayes: Councilmen: Nasser, Ortuno, Memmesheimer, Malone, Jumper. Noes: None Absent; None Moved by Councilman Malone, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer and dulby cauiel9,c�uncc ad;on to meet again Monday, Se tem er , 1 44 VV i. M a 7:30 131 P.M, 132 o R] r: