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CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA
Salute to the Flag
MONDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1953
Roll Call: Councilmen: Barry, Johnson, Memmesheimer,
Jackson
City Attorney, City Engineer, City Clerk
Mayor Jackson asked if there were any corrections or
omissions of the minutes of the previous meeting.
There being none, the minutes were approved.
7BO P.M.
Roll Call
Minutes
Approved
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Moved'by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Coun- No bids on
cilman Johnson and duly carried, that bids for the motorcycles
purchase of motorcycle for the Police Department be
opened "and- declared.
The Clerk announced that no bids had been received.
Councilman Ortuno entered the meeting and was seated. Ortuno enters
Moved *-Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Council-
man Barry_and duly carried that permission be granted To get prices
to the Chief of Police and the Chairman of Finance to of motorcycles
contact various dealers and sales organizations for and report
prices ori motorcycles and to report at the next regular
meeting.
Mayor Jackson reported that two applicants for the Applicants for
position of -building inspector had been -contacted and Bldg. Insp,
both had stated that they would not aceppt the posi- ask 3rd step
tion;at'a starting salary less than'the`third step.
Councilman Barry recommended third step as starting Third step
salary for this classification. It was moved by,Coun- recommended
cilman Barry that the City Attorney be instructed' -to as starting
draw resolution employing the first man on the eligi- rate of pay
bility.list at the third step in the•pay scale.
Mr. Clyde Page of the County Building & Safety Depart-
Contract with
merit"addressed the Council and offered to continue the
County ex -
courtesy service being rendered for a short time, but
plained by
would like a definite -time limit -set, Mr, Page also
Mr. Page
explained to the Council the terms of the new contract
which the'County was offering cities in the -handling of
their building departments. Such--a-contract had been
sent to the City prior to the,_City starting it§ own
department. _
Councilman Barry withdrew his motion,
it was moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Coun-
City to enter
cilman Barry, that the City enter into a contract with the
into contract
County under the terms of the new contract and that the
with County
Mayor be'authorized to sign same.
Motion carried by following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen: Barry, Johnson, Memmesheimer, Jackson
Noes: Councilman: Ortuno
It was repbrted that the Regional Planning Commission at Atty, to op -
their hearing on Oct, 7th had approved the zone change pose zone
from R-1 40,000 to C-2 of land just north of Azusa change (case
boundary (Zona Case_#2606). #2606
Moved by'Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Barry that the City Attorney be instructed to attend the
Hearing to be held by the Board of Supervisors of Los
Angeles County and to present the protest of the City of
Azusa in,the matter of this zone change.
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CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY NOVEMBER 2,1953 7:30 P.M.
Mrs, A; G. Stafford appeared before the Council as a
representative of property owners on the north side of
First Street between Orange Avenue and Vernon Avenue
who desire sidewalks to be constructed on this_,block.
Several estimates of cost for construction were pres-
ented and the City was requested to do what grading was
necessary and to loan forms so as to minimize the cost
to'the-'property owners. City Engineer Brooks pointed
out"that some fill would be needed in some of the low
areas and that this fill might be procured -when work
has been started on the First Street and Pasadena Ave;
project. It was suggested that the owners remove the
sod and then the City would assist in the rough grading
and setting of stakes. '
-It was moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by
Councilman Barry, that the Attorney be instructed to
notify the property owners on the block to remove en-
croachments and in the matter of safety, to acUse the
owner of the property on the N. g. -corner of Orange
and First to remove encroachments at that location.
Motion carried unanimously.
The -Park and Recreation Commission recommended the
removal of two trees located at the N. E. corner of
Foothill Blvd. and Dalton Ave.
Moved'by'Councilman Barry and duly carried, recom-
mendation of Commission be accepted and the matter
be referred to the Superintendent of Public Works
for action.
The Park and Recreation Commission recommended that
mileage expense in the amount of $25.00 per month be
granted to Recreation Director John Huffstutter, ef-
fective as of Oct; 1st.
Moved'by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman
Johnson and duly carried,'recommendation of Park and
Recreation Commission be accepted and mileage expense
allowed.
Recreation Director Huffstutter submitted a budget re-
port and a request for a supplementary budget of $4400
in order to expand the recreational program.
Moved -by Councilman Memmesheimer,'seconded by Council-
man Barry, that the request be -granted, provided recom-
mendation is made by the Park and Reaeation Commission
and submitted at the next regular meeting.
Motion carried by the following vote:
Aye's: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno, Johnson, Memmesheimer
Noes:' Councilman: Jackson
Request for
aid in side-
walk construct-
ion
Encroachments
to be removed
Tree removal
Mileage for
Recreation
Director
Request for
supplementary
budget
Recreation Director Huffstutter submitted a request for Park & Rec,
a joint meeting with the members of the Council and Commission to
menbers,of Park and Recreation Commission attending, meet with
The date of meeting was set for'Nov, 9th at 8:00 P.M. Council
in the office of the City Clerk,
A;Facilities Survey of available hallik, etc., for use
by the Recreation Department was submitted by Mr. Huff -
stutter, Councilman Memmesheimer suggested that the Council
commuhicate directly with owners of buildings in order to Facilities
obtain better cooperation with the -Recreation Department Survey
In obtaining needed space for the program.
Mayor'Jackson read letter from City Engineer Brooks
which thanked the Council, City Clerk, and Department
Heads for their cooperation in the past and requesting
the Council to adopt new rates of compensation as quoted
6r, in the event the new rates were not acceptable, to
allow his resignation to be effective immediately. Dis-
cussion followed of the proposed rates as compared to the
rates as stipulated in the contract now in effect.
Brooks requests
new rates or
acceptance of
resignation
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CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA
MONDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1953 7:30 P.M.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno
City Attorney draw new contract at the new rates as quoted
and incorporating a cance]htion clause until such time as
the new Engineering Department is established.
Motion fails by following vote:
Noes: Councilmen: Johnson, Memmesheimer, Jackson
Ayes: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno
Councilman Barry requested reasons for the no vote, as given
by -Council members, be stated.
Councilrrian Johnson declined to state reason.
Councilman Memmesheimer stated he felt that the Engineer
was `anxidus to be relieved of his duties.-'
Councilman Jackson stated he alsd"felt that the Engineer
wished to be relieved of his duties.
See- Councilman Johnson quoted excerpts from the minutes of the
Corcecgon Council meeting of Oct. 16th, 1953 regarding reports by City
onrwev Engineer of the Reservoir project.
'See of - -"
Qagc Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Mem-
mesheimer, that the demands submitted by City Engineer
be disallowed and that the same be referred to the City
Attorney;"
Motion carried by following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen: Johnson, Memmesheimer, Jackson
Noes: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno
Engineer Brooks stated to the Council that the statements
submitted'were compromise bills, and as the minutes show
plans were authorized, he felt that he was entitled to his
fees since the plans, as billed, were made without financial
' retainer; "Engineer Brooks requested an approximate time be
set for the report to be made by the City Attorney.
Moved by -Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno,
City Attorney have a report by the next meeting, Nov. 16th,
Motion failed by following vote:-
Nobs-
ote:Noes: Councilmen: Johnson,-Memmesheimer, Jackson
Ayes: Coun4 11
cilmen: Barry, Ortano
Moved -6y Councilman Barry, seconded by -Councilman Memme-
sheimer ;"Attorney be requested to do eaverything within
his power -under reasonable circumstances, to supply Coun-
cil with report as full as possible, on aforementioned
action."
Motion -carried by following vote:
Ay_es:'Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno, Johnson, Mmmmmesheimer,
Jackson
Noes: None
Mayor Jackson said that he felt that Mr. Brooks was sub-
mitting'his resignation in his letter. Discussion followed
as to the status of the City Engineer.
Moved'by Councilmen Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno,
motion be,resubmitted as follows: Attorney draw new contract
' including the rates as quoted by Engineer and incorporating
cancellation clause, until new Engineering department is
established.
Motion failed by following vote of Council:
Noes: Councilmen: Johnson, Memmesheimer, Jackson
Ayes: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno
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Motion for
new contract
fails
Reasons for
voting no
Councilman Barry stated his motion was made in good faith,
and he believes the integrity of the City -of Azusa is directly
concerned; he wished'Engineer to be "relieved of a nasty
political situation".
Excerpts of
oct.16153
meeting
Motion to
refer bills
to Atty.
Compromise
bills sub-
mitted
Motion fails
Atty. to
report
Motion fails
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Minutes of meeting of City Council of November 2,1953 .
are corrected as follows:
Page 49, second paragraph to -read:
"It was moved by Councilman Memmesheimer,"seconded
by Councilman Barry, that the Attorney be'instrudted
to notify the property owners•on the block to remove_ '
encreoachments and•in the matter of safety, to"advise.
the owner of the property on the N. E. corner of -orange
and First to remove encroachments at that location.
Page 57, regarding Resolution No. 2896 to read:
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Council- RESOLUTION
man Johnson and to be adopted as read and numbered _.No. 2896
Resolution No. 2896.'
Motion carried by unanimous voter.
Rage 51, paragraph 3 to read: `
Requested by Councilman Johnson the following be MOTION TO
recorded as submitted: REFER BILLS
Motion by Councilman Johnson 'I move that the demands,", TO ATTORNEY
submitted by the City'Engineer; Mr. Brooks, be disallowed
and that the same be referred to the City Attorney,""
Statement by Councilman Johnson in,support of above motion:-
On October 16,1953 the "City Engineer reported on reservoir
submitting tentative plans for construction and giving ele-.-
vations, etc. Engineer suggested obtaining estimated_ costs
of two proposed sites. Suggestion approved by Mayor•Jackson."
(Quotation from Council minutes Oct.16,1953 Page 5, Item 2)_,
Later, same date:""Engineer asked -wishes of Council regarding
reservoir $nd sewer plant. Mayor Jackson stated "present -reser- ,
voir action to be held up." (Quotation from Council minutes
Oct.,16,1953 Page 8, Item 2,"as corrected Oct. -26,1953.)
Thus, itis evident that the completion of plans and writing of
specifications was not authorized by the Council and submission
of bill for $5,003.47;. representing,6% of the Engirieer!s,
estimated' cost of the proposed -reservoir is unjustified.
I therefore disapprove all bills covering proposed construction
submittted,by the City Engineer•.
;Motion.seconded by Councilman:Memmesheimer.
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CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA
MONDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1953
City Engineer stated his wish to resign if the Council
did not wish to accept proposed rates,
Moved by Councilman Barry, that, by mutual consent,
Council'accept resignation of Engineer Brooks, to be
effective -immediately,
Motion fails for lack of second,
The-City"Attorney advised the Engineer of the necessity of
a written resignation.
Mayor Jackson called for a five minute intermission.
7:30 P,M,
Uppon reconvening of the members of Council
City -Engineer Brooks submitted written resignation
as follows:
Gentlemen: I respectfully request that'the 30 day clause
in -my contract be waived and that I be allowed to terminate
our contract as of this date, (Signed) Ralph S. Brooks.
Motion fails
Written
resignation
of Engineer
Moved by. Councilman Barry request of Engineer be granted;
that 30'day clause be waived and this Council by mutual
' consent, accept resignation under these conditions,
Motion to
There was no second to motion,
accept re-
signation
Motion was resubmitted by Councilman Barry, but not
fails
recognized,by Chair.
Moved'by Councilman Memmesheimer revision be made to present
Motion to
contract to include rates as quoted, same to be effective
revise
until termination date, which is to be agreed upon by both
contract
parties,
City Attorney questioned second part of motion and sug-
gested the approximate termination date be stated,
It was then moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by
Motion for
Councilman Ortuno, that -the -present contract between City
amended con -
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of -Azusa known as first party'and'Ralph Brooks, known as
tract passes
second party, dated Nov, 5, 1949 be amended changing rates
of compensation as follows:
Item 1, Retainer, $25,00 per month. -
Item 2`. To provide a man in the-Engineerfs office in the
City Hall at paxtoll costs'plus 20%.
Item 3; To furnish draftsmen at $5.00 per hour.
Item l;.To furnish field survey crews at $100 er day.
Item 5; -To furnish Engineers or architects at 6,00 per hr.
Item 6. To furnish inspectors at payroll costs plus 20%,
in all -other respeats contract to be binding and in force
on both parties, with 30 day cancellation notice regdred.
It was agreed by: the Council that the City Engineer shall
proceed -'with all field work such as: subdivisions ready for
acceptance; contracts on street improvements that have been
awarded; -1911 Acts, Debt Limit reports, and other projects
Engineer to
in the normal course of his duties but not to include Public
continue work
Work Projects which have been previously halted.
started
Engineer Brooks stated his acceptance to motion and amend-
ment as stated and voted upon.
Engineer Brooks reported that the chlorinator at the sewer
'
plant was in need of overhauling and it would be more ad-
visable to -overhaul the one at the -plant than to purchase
Repair of
a'second hand one- The estimated cost of repairs would be
chlorinator
less than $400.00.
-Mobed by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer
that the chlorinator be overhauled and that the city receive
a firm price of not over $400 for the necessary repatts, The
-Engineer be authorized to have the work done,
Motion passed unanimously.
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CITY'HALL AZUSA CALIFORNIA MONDAY NOVEMBER 20 1953 7:30 P.M.
Request of Supterintendent of Public Works for an
additional pump for sewage treatment disposal plant To advertise
was discussed, for pump
Moved-by'Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman
Memmesheimer and duly carried, Clerk -be authorized to
advertise for bids for additional pump, specifications
to -be furnished by City Engineer. Bids to be opened
December 7, 1953 at 7:30 P.M.
The matter of legal counsel to represent Council members
iii the'Kendrick case was considered since Attorney Snidow
has -requested Superior Court to relieve him as counsel for
Legal Counsel
respondents. Attorney Tschnarner stated he would be unable
to represent
to represent Council, due to legal restrictions, since he
respondents
had formerly represented the Petitioner. -He further stated
re: Kendrick's
Attorney'Snidow would be best qualified, considering the
case
brief period of time left, too file brief in this matter.
Councibian Barry stated for the record: "I beleive the City
of Azusa is'. -in a precarious position in regard to the Kendrick
case and the entire responsibility lies squarely on the shoul-
ders of'three majority members of Council. Councilman Ortuno
Motion to have
and I warned the other members that the political ousting of
Mayor obtain
the thei'City Attorney would result in just such disservices
counsel
being"perpetrated against the City of Azusa. I can well
appreciate Mr. Snidow's position in this case.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno,
in -'the -best interests of the City that Mayor Jackson be
delegated to secure an attorney to represent Council as
directed by the presiding Judge and have said Attorney
appear before Judge Swain at the time ordered by court
which, I believe, is 9:30 A. M. Wednesday, November 4,1953,
for the.,express purpose of regixesting a delay in the pro-
ceedings so that this -Council may be duly represented in
Court and -that a reasonable compensation be allowed this
attorney commensurate with duties involved.
Mayor Jackson stated Councilman Barry misstated facts in
his statement that Attorney Snidow was politically ousted.
Attorney Snidow presented his resignation which is a matter
of record as shown by the minutes,
Councilman Memmesheimer, upon being questioned regarding
conversations held with Attorney Snidow prior to Council
meeting,of October 6th stated in his conversation with Mr.
Snidow that if he was in the same position, he would have
his resignation available.
Councilman Memmesheimer further stated on October 6th, after
hhe Council meeting, he talked with Attorney Snidow who
assured him in the presence of Mayor Jackson, that he would
take care of the Kendrick case as well as appear before the
Regional'Planning Commission to submit resolution of protest
against the re -zoning of property north of Azusa,
Councilman Barry questioned if Attorney Snidow and Council-
man Memmesheimer at that time or subsequently entered into
contract regarding aforementioned "statements.
Councilman Memmesheimer replied that Attorney Snidow had
said something about his being the Attorney of record; and
in -his opinion, Mr. Snidow, being attorney of record it
required that he request release from the Court as Counsel
for respondents.
Motion to have the Mayor obtain an attorney carried by the
following vote of Council:
Ayes: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno, Johnson, Memmeshiemer
Noes: Councilman Jackson
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CITY HALL AZUSA CALIFORNIA MONDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1953 7:30 P.M.
Attorney Tscharner announced that a claim of Mrs.
Anna Jesseman had been filed against City of Azusa
for damages to her car as a result of an accident
with street sweeper on Foothill Blvd. on Sept, 11,1953
in the amount of X252.00. City operated street sweeper.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Memme-
sheimer, the City Attorney refer the claim to insurance
company ooering City in such matters.
Motion,unanimously carried.
' Correspondence ordered filed:
Report of subcommittee regarding additional R.R. Crossing
ifmprovement6, crossings in Azusa received #3 priority.
Archdiecese of Los Angeles regarding possible court action
ifi,matter of talc exemptions as result of election held
last Nov. (Prop. #3)
State'DVvision of Highways against allowing'Christmas
decorations to be strung across State Highways before
December let.
Maywood -Glass Company opposing Los Angeles City Tax for
outside business firms.
Raphael A, Nicholais, architect submitting application
to consider this firm for building recreation center.
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Counci&man Ortuno offered the following resolution
entitled:
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Claim of
Anna Jesseman
referred
k RSOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNDOL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, LOS
ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA APPOINTING ROBERT AYON AS CEMENT F
FINISHER X THE STREET -AND HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT OF SAID CITY
AND FIXING HISS SALARY.
Moved by'Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
' Johnson and numbered Resolution #a896.to be adopted as read.
Motion carried by unanhous vote.
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following resolution
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA,
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING TOM LOPEZ AS
SEWAGE, PLANT OPERATOR OF THE CITY OF AZUSA AND FIXING
HIS SALARY.
Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Johnson
resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution
#2897. "
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following resolution
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA,
IAS. ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA DIRECTING THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY TO INSTALL CERTAIN STOP SIGNS ON
DESIGNATED STREETS AND CORNERS IN SAID CITY OF AZUSA PRO-
VIDING FOR THE EXPENSE %HEREOF.
Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Johnson
' resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No,
2898.'
Motion.carried by unanimous vote of Council.
Corres, filed
Resolution
#2896
Robert Ayon
Resolution
#2897
Tom Lopez
Resolution
#2898
Stop Signs
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CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1953 7:30 P.M.
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following
resolution erUtled:
XC RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
AZUSA,-.LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING AL-
BERT H. MOON TEMPORARY MAINTENANCE MAN IN THE STREET Resolution
DEPARTMENT AND FIXING HIS SALARY, No, 2899
A. H. Moon
Moved'by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman
Ortuno, resolution be adopted as read and numbered
'Resolution Npmber 2899.
Motion carried by unanimous vote of Council.
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following resolution
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TERMINATING THE SERVICES Resolution
OF'EMMETT BUTSS AS SEWAGE PLANT OPERATOR IN SAID CITY No. 2900
OF AZUSA; Emmett Butts
Moved by,Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman
Johnson, resolution be adopted as read and numbered
Resolution No, 2900.
Motion carried by following vote of Council:
Ayes: Councilmen: Ortuno, Johnson, Memmesheimer,
Jackson
Councilman Barry passed on vote.
Noes: None
City Attorney stated that Apolonio Magdeleno, who had
been placed under arrest died while in custody of the Death of
Police Department, Apolenio
Magdeleno
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following resolution
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
APPROVING.AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES
AND ENERGY BETWEEN THE CITY OF AZUSA AND TABAK OF CALIFOR-
NIA AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO SIGN AND THE CITY CLERK
TO , ATTEST SAME.
Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Barry, Resolution
resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. No. 2901
2901• Tabak Co.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Barry and unanimously carried, request for return of bid- Bid bonds
bonds to unsuccessful bidders on Virginia Avenue improve- to be
ments be granted. returned
Contract agreement for Pasadena and First Street improve-
ments•submitted for signing and approving of bond forms. Pasadena &
Moved -by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman First St.
Barry; Mayor be authorized to sign contract. contract
Motion carried unanimously. signed
XX Letter submitted by Superintendent of Light & Water
Department -requesting the budget allowance for purchase
of electrical enerby be set at no less than 250,000.
Elec. energy
budget
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Request made by Frank 0. Sarianna for the Engineer Frank Sarianna
to set stakes and establish grade for some curbs street improve -
and gutters that he wishes to install on his property. ment
He further requests improvement and grading of 17 ft by
80 ft strip which he wishes to dedicate to City and
which would become part of Grandview Drive.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Council-
man Johnson matter be referred to Chairman of Public
Works for report.
Motion carried unanimously.
Further movdd by Councilman Barry with reference to above Eng. to
' request, seconded by Councilman Memmesheimer and unanimously set stakes
carried, Engineer be instructed to establish grade for curbs and esta-
and gutters and set stakes on location as stated in letter. blish grade
Request has been made for permission to manufacture cement
bricks on property located at 1050 11. Foothill Blvd., which Request to
is M-2 zone. However, additional information is to be ob- manufacture
tained by Clerk regarding method of manufacture of bricks. bricks
Letters were read by Mayor Jackson from Mae A. Hynes, former
City Clerk, Elsie Foskett, formerly employed in City Clerk's
office and Arthur Wolfe, former Superintendent of Public Works
requesting compensation for accumulated vacation time allowed Vacation pay
under Resolution No. 2608 stating such compensation had not of former
made at time of termination of employment. employees
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman reZerred;
Barry and unanimously carried, request be referred to Clerk
and City Attorney for report.
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Letter of appreciation read from Nelson C. Price, Principal
Citrus Union high School for contribution of $50.00 by City Donation by
towards expense of Halloween party for teenagers on Satur- City appre-
day October 318t. Letter to be placed on file. ciated
Engineer Brooks requested that a representative of the
' Council meet with the committee interested in the vehicle
Parkin; District and with him to go over the Debt Limit
Report being prepared for this project. Mr. Barry appointed
as Council representative.
Mr. Smith, Supt. of Light & :later Department reported that
Mr. Parks has offered to sell to the City approximately 1.1
acres of his land near Grandview Drive, Mr. Smith felt that
this would be a desirable site for an additional well.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Ortuno that Mr. Smith eantact Mr. Sonderegger to make a
survey of this site and other possible locations in the
City for possible well drilling.
Motion carried unanimously.
Debt Limit
Report
Vehicle Park-
ing District
Survey of
possible
well sites
Request made by Superintendent Smith to hold up on advertise- Truck bids
ment for bids on trucks for Light and Water Department. postponed
Bids to be called for Dec. 7th.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Ortuno and unanimously carried, Council rescind present
action on advertisement of truck bids.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman Bills &
Ortuno bills and requisitions be granted as follows: requisitions
M9JOR STREETS FUND
Brooks & Miller $21.75
SPE_CIP.L DEPOSITS FUND_
Brooks & Miller 36"00
LIGHTFUND
5512_ Leora Shuck, Collector 24»95
5513 City Employees Payroll acct. 2150.01
5514 Brooks & Miller 8C.62
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WATER FUND
5229 Southern Counties Gas Company $ 1.05
5230 Leora Shuck, Collector 3436.24
5231 City Employee's Payroll Acct. 2672.64
5232 Brooks & Miller 110.12
M. V. A. FUND
995 City Employees Payroll Acct. 688.43
GENERAL FUND
6514 State Compensation Insurance Fund
1691.94
6515
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.
40.12
6516
Artisan Press
94.03
6517
Azusa Cleaners & Dyers
.64
6518
Azusa Brake & Wheel Alignment
23.10
6519.Blanchard-Damron
5383.97
6520
G. C. Bowman
1.00
6521'Center
Furniture Store
137.70
6522
County of Los Angeles -Registrar of Voters
30.32
6523
General Telephone Company
259.63
6524
Leo Harlan
15.50
6525
Leo Harlan
9.96
6526
John Huffstutter
25.00
6527
Johnson's Plbg. & Appliance
62.54
6528
William Meyer
14.08
6529
P & M Painting Co.
70.00
6530
Ray's Auto Service
27.57
6531
Schricker Hdwe.
28.13
6532'Leora
Shuck, Collector
1678.90
6533
Robert S. Snyder
100.50
6534
Western Auto Supply
5.32
6535
Brooks & Miller
90.63
6536
Brooks & Miller
21.75
6537
Brooks & Miller
28.00
6538
Brooks & Miller
697.75
6539
City Employee's Payroll Acct.
12497.70
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman Ortuno
and unanimously carried, meeting adjourn until November 16th,
1953 at 7:30 P. M.
Clerk of the City of Azusa
63
.64
_ RIM FUND
5,229
0