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CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1954 7:30 P.M.
The City Council of the City of Azusa met in
regular session at the above time and place.
Roll Call: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno, Johnson,
Memmesheimer, Jackson
City Atty.,City Engineer, Clerk Roll Call
The meeting opened with the Salute to the Flag.
The Mayor asked if every member had received a
copy. -of the minutes of the previous meeting of
January 18, 1954 and ifthere were any corrections
or omissions. There being none, the minutes were Minutes
' approved as written. approved
The Clerk announced there were two bids in answer
to Notice Inviting Bids for police cars. — Bids opened
Moved'liy Councilman Johnson, seconded by Council- for police
man Barry -and unanimously carried, bids be opened, cars
publicly examined and declared.
Bids submitted were from R. W. Davis and Bud Miller's
Motorport.
Moved by Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and Bids to be
unanimously carried, bids be referred to Police Chief Referred to
and Finance Chairman with power to act. Police Dept.
Councilman Memmesheimer called attention to the amount
of the check submitted by Bud Millers Motorport, which
was less than the required ten per cent of bid submitted.
City'Clerk announced no provision had been made to re-
lease the bid bonds submitted previously on the truck
bids.`
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Barry and_unanimously carried, that bid bonds or checks
of unsuccessful bidders be released and returned.
' The Clerk announced a check in the amount of $749.27
as final payment owed to the City in the matter of
subdivision, Tract No. 18890._
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Coun-
cilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, that checks be
returned to unsuccessful bidders of police cars, after
the purchase of cars had been made.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Council-
man Barry, and unanimously carried bond be released in
the matter of improvements in Tract No. 18318 since
final inspection had been made and the work completed
and accepted.
Clerk announced the receipt of a check amounting to
$1000 -'from the Chamber of Commerce given by the Azusa
merchants as their contribution towards the Christmas
decoration expense.
The Junior Womants Club submitted a check in the amount
of $290.00 as a donation towards the purchase of play-
ground'equipment by the Recreation Department,
Moved'by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Council-
man Barry_and unanimously carried, Clerk write letter
of acknowledgment to the Chamber of"_Commerce and a
letter of appreciation to -the Junior -Woman's Club and
Woman's Club.
Mayor Jackson read letter from Police Chief Kendrick
recommending the appointment of„the following appli-
cants to the Police Reserve: Arthur Russell, Paul
Shad, and Paul Creighton. _
Release of
bid bonds
on trucks
Final pymt.
on Tract
Bid bonds
to be re-
leased
Final ins-
pection made
Contribution
to Recreation
Department
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CITY'HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA
MONDAY FEBRUARY 12 1954
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Council-
man Barry and unanimously carried, that recommendation
of' Chlef Kendrick be 'accepted and the City Attorney
draw resolution appointing the following applicants to
the Police Reserve effective February 1, 1954:
Arthur Russell, Paul -Shad, and Paul Creighton.
Written request submitted by Mrs. Marjorie Hunter to
purchase an old cabinet, for the sum of $5.00, formerly
used by the Police Department and which is of no fur-
ther use.-
Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman
Johnson and unanimously carried, request be granted and
permission given to purchase cupboard for $5.00.
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Police Re-
serve Appts.
Request submitted by Chief Kendrick that the City obtain
"False Arrest Insurance" for the Police Officers.
It was suggested by Councilman Berry that the City pay
th6 annual dues for each officer in the Los Angeles County
Peace Officers Association in addition to paying the_
premium of the "False Arrest Insurance".
Moved b Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Barry rd unanimously carried' that the City pay the
premium of $5.50 per man for r'False"Arrest Insurance"
Sale of old
cupboard by'
Police Dept.
granted
Police Dept.
to have,
"False Arrest
Insurance"
and membership dues'of $3.00 per year in the Los Angeles County
Peace'Officers-Association on all regular and -reserve
officers who have been sworn in and all future appoint-
ments to the department and that the•City'Attorney be
instructed to draw resolution accordingly._
Councilman Barry announced he -had contacted the Los
Angeles'Chapter of the American Society of Civil -Engineers
and submitted a list of engineers which the_Society stated
were qualified to act as arbitrators and suggested that -
the -'Council choose a man from this list as their repres-
entative on the board to arbitrate the Brooks matter.
Mayor Jackson recommended Mr. Paul Kressly be appointed a
member.of the arbitration committee if he will accept the
appointment, as the member'to be appointed by the Council.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Councilman
Johnson, Mr. Kressly__be appointed a member of the arbit-
ration board subject to acceptance.
Motion carried by following vote -of Council:
Ayes: Councilmen: Johnson, Memmedheimer, Jackson
Noes, -Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno
Absent: None
List of
Engineers
submitted
Appointment
of Paul
Kressly to
Arbitration
Board
Councilmin'Barry stated that he objected to the appoint-
ment'-of`Mr.-Kressly due to his close association with the
Azusa'City Engineering Department and would lean towards
the City;- He further pointed out a list was available to
Council written up by the American Society of Civil Engineers
with�21 names of men,who this Society deemed capable -of arbi-
tration-in"this matter, this list having been submitted to
the American Arbitration Board for this specific purpose.
"I"think-'it very unwise to appoint a man as closely con-
nected with the City as Kressly had been, and I feel Mr.
Kressly should be duty bound to not accept the.appointment
in line with the ethics of his profession."
' Mr. Brooks requested'Council to at least appoint alternates
iri the event that Mr. Kressly would not accept the appoint-
ment.' Mayor Jackson stated Mr. Kressly had.expressed his
willingleneas to accept the appointment.
Councilman Johnson suggested that the two members contact
the American'Arbitration Society for the selection of the
�, third member._
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CITY HALL AZUSA CALIFORNIA MONDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1954 7:30 P.M.
Mr. Barry suggested to the Council that'sireet improve-
ments be made on Hollyvale, Fourth and Bayless Streets
est of Virginia Avenue using -State Gas'Tax money now
available instead_ of improving Pasadena, -.Avenue south Pasadena Ave.
to Gladstone and north to Second Street. -as now com- improvements
templated.
Mr.' L. Guernsey, Mrs. Betty Conley, Mr. James Paul and
' Mr. Rude Smith speaking for the residents in the Holly -
vale,' -Fourth and Bayless Streets district, pointed out
the hazardous conditions now existing, and expressing
a desire that the'City help alleviate the condition.
It was generally agreed by the members of the Council
that"this-project was more urgent than the Pasadena Ave.
improvement.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno Priority given
and duly carried, that authority be granted for street Hollyvale, 4th
improvements, (curbs and gutters) on Hollyvale, Fourth, and Bayless St,
and Bayyless Streets west of Virginia Avenue using such improvements
Gas" Tax funds that -are available; final plans and speci-
fications to -be drawn up and submitted to the State for
final approval.
Mr. Yazey asked the Council for sidewalks to be included
in the''improvements. It was stated by the Council that
sidewalks would not be included in the improvements.
Mr. Brooks pointed out that the State would need contract
document and specifications and would require 3 copies of
formal bids received.
Councilman Barry made the following motion, seconded by
Councilman Ortuno, that a committee be formed to consist
'
of-two'members from each of the following: City Council,
-and
Park Recreation Commission, Planning Commission, Azusa
A School'Board and such individuals who are'interested,,for
the purpose of determining the advisibility of preserving
the Lee School as a monument in Azusa for Visiting Nurses,
Association, Red Cross, Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts,
Committee to
Girl -Scouts, Historical Society Museum, theatrical groups
study possi-
and general public -meeting place, and since preliminary
-done
bility of old
work by Mr. George Ott and Mr. Charle s Hayden would
Lee School for
warrant -these two be included in the committee with one
meeting hall
being appointed chairman; -The members from the Council
to be appointed by the Mayor. This group to report to the
Council giving their recommendations.
Councilman Barry suggested that streets be posted that
could be used by trucks. Counci(Iman Johnson suggested a
ttiuck route and survey to be made to designate truck
routes thru'the City; that a committee be appdnted for
this -survey.
Police Chief Kendricks stated it would possibly need theMore use f
study by A traffic engineer, although a City Ordinance Truck route
now designates streets trucks may use. proposed
Moved'by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Barry
angdnanimously carried, that a study be made, prior to
' hiring a traffic engineer, by a committee composed of the Committee to
Chief of'Police, Chairman of Fire and Police, the chairman be formed to
or one'designated',by him, from the'Park and Recreation study traffic
Commission and Planning Commission. This committee to make
a preliminary study and report to Council on the advisibility
of hiring a traffic engineer.
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Mr. Don McKellar of the Foothill Ranch, owners
of the land to be sold for the subdivisions,
addressed the council and stated that the Reg-
ional Planning Commission had approved the lot
size at a hearing held on December 22, 1953
and it was at that time that the City should
have been present to discuss the plans.
Mr. McKellar also stated that although he had
not been apprised of the floor plans of the
houses to be built he was of the understanding
that each will be of about 1000 sq, ft, and will
have a garage. As for sidewalks he did not know
nor did he know whether the subdivider would ask
to be annexed to the City or remain in county
territory.
Mr. C. A. Griffith, of the Foothill Ranch, stated
that it is in their benefit -,to keep up the values
in that area as it directly affets their property
' The lots as planned are good lots and very accep-
table. He requested that the City not interfere
with the work which has been done, possibly to
ask for other changes but not the zoning as to
lot size.
It was moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by
Councilman Barry,that the City Attorney Shall
send a letter to the County Regional Planning
Commission stating that the City would approve
tentative plans of Tract #19809 with the follow-
ing recommendations:
(a) Square footage of proposed residences be
a minimum of 1000 sq. ft, of livable space.
jbi Garage or car -port to be included.
c Lot size be not less than 7000 sq, ft.
d Sidewalks to be provided for.
e Proposed elementary school site be placed
farther north of present position.
This motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Barry, Ortuno, `Johnson
NOES: COUNCILMEN: Memmesheimer, Jackson .
Absent:Norte_
�m discussing the motion Councilman Memmesheimer
felt that the most that could be asked for was an
increase to a 65 ft, frontage and if'annexation was
asked for the City could require sidewalks.
Councilman Jackson was of the opinion that a lot
of 6000 square feet was sufficient for the average
person.
James Paul of the Planning Commission believes that
Planning
Commission
recommenda-
tions
Motion carries
CITY HALL AZUSA CALIFORNIA MONDAY FEBRUARY 1, 1954
The Planning Commission minutes of the
meeting of January 27, 1954, made the follow-
ing recommendations for the proposed Tract
#19809, the tentatigve plot map having been
submitted to them by the Los Angeles County
Regional Planning Commission;,(1) The_,square
footage of the proposed residences by a mini-
mum of 1000 sq. ft. (2) that double garages
be included, (3) lot sizes to be a minimum
of 7000 sq. ft. (4) sidewalks to be provided
for, (5) that the proposed elementary school
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site be placed farther north of its present
position. The Planning Commission was to
write a letter to the Regional Planning
Commission containing their recommendations.
Mr. Don McKellar of the Foothill Ranch, owners
of the land to be sold for the subdivisions,
addressed the council and stated that the Reg-
ional Planning Commission had approved the lot
size at a hearing held on December 22, 1953
and it was at that time that the City should
have been present to discuss the plans.
Mr. McKellar also stated that although he had
not been apprised of the floor plans of the
houses to be built he was of the understanding
that each will be of about 1000 sq, ft, and will
have a garage. As for sidewalks he did not know
nor did he know whether the subdivider would ask
to be annexed to the City or remain in county
territory.
Mr. C. A. Griffith, of the Foothill Ranch, stated
that it is in their benefit -,to keep up the values
in that area as it directly affets their property
' The lots as planned are good lots and very accep-
table. He requested that the City not interfere
with the work which has been done, possibly to
ask for other changes but not the zoning as to
lot size.
It was moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by
Councilman Barry,that the City Attorney Shall
send a letter to the County Regional Planning
Commission stating that the City would approve
tentative plans of Tract #19809 with the follow-
ing recommendations:
(a) Square footage of proposed residences be
a minimum of 1000 sq. ft, of livable space.
jbi Garage or car -port to be included.
c Lot size be not less than 7000 sq, ft.
d Sidewalks to be provided for.
e Proposed elementary school site be placed
farther north of present position.
This motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Barry, Ortuno, `Johnson
NOES: COUNCILMEN: Memmesheimer, Jackson .
Absent:Norte_
�m discussing the motion Councilman Memmesheimer
felt that the most that could be asked for was an
increase to a 65 ft, frontage and if'annexation was
asked for the City could require sidewalks.
Councilman Jackson was of the opinion that a lot
of 6000 square feet was sufficient for the average
person.
James Paul of the Planning Commission believes that
Planning
Commission
recommenda-
tions
Motion carries
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the City should encourage the building of better
homes and recommends lots of at least 7000 sq, ft.
The changes on tentative plan Tract No. 18052
located directly north of Azusa's northerly boundary
and west of San Gabriel Canyon Road was recommended
by the Planning Commission as follows: not less than
90 ft. frontage on all lots, with a minimum of 10,000
sq, ft. per lot. Also that the flood hazard be con-
sidered and City be notified of future developments
in this area.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Coun-
cilman Barry and unanimoudy carried, that City_Attor-
ney write letter to the Regional Planning Commission
embodying the changes recommended by the Planning
Commission as being indicative of the feeling of the
Council regarding the development of this property
and requesting the City be notified of any future
hearings.
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7:30 P.M.
It was recommended by the Planning Commission that
permission be granted to move a house of 1512 sq, ft.
to 167 No. Soldano Ave., subject to the regltirements
of the building department, and a new roof to be put
on the residence.
Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman
Barry and,carried unanimously, that the recommendation
of the Planning Commission be accepted, permission be
granted for removal of house to 167 No. Soldano subject
to the building requirements and the addition of a new
roof.
Tract
No. 18052
Relocation
granted to
167 Soldano
It was the recommendation of the Planning Commission that
permission be granted to relocate_house to 344 No.
Virginia Avenue provided the size of the house be in-
creased to at least 900 sq. ft.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman
Ortuno and carried unanimously, that the recommendation
of the Planning Commission be accepted without the
stipulation to increase to 900 sq. ft.
Councilman Ortuno withdraws second to motion after
discussion.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman
Ortuno and unanimausly carried, that the recommenda-
tion of the Planning Commission be accepted and the
living space to be increased to 900 sq. ft.
The Planning Commission recommended that the City
Council deny the application for moving a dwelling
to 321 No. Coney, because of the unconventional
architecture and since it would not harmonize with
the existing house in this area.
Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman
Barry and unanimously carried, that the recommenda-
tion of the Planning Commission be accepted and
application for belocation be denied.
Relocation
344 No.Vir-
ginia Ave.
Relocation
321 No.Coney
Request for
variance
The application for request of Rev. Don P. Hathcock
representing the Southern Emmanuel Baptist Church
for a variance changing the present zoning of the
property intended to be purchased from R-1 to R-3
was approved by the Planning Commission,, providing
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the building when completed, be as described iii the
architectural drawing. Also that the street be dedi-
cated and improved and the setback be 25 feet from
the property.
Moved by Councilman Barry, secnnded by Councilman
Ortuno and unanimously carried, that the recommend-
ation of the Planning Commission be accepted and to
read as follows: City Council to grant variance to
Relocation
344 No.Vir-
ginia Ave.
Relocation
321 No.Coney
Request for
variance
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the Emmanuel Baptist Church on the property a
cribed in the._petition, provided the building
completed be as described in the arthitectura1
drawing, also that the street be improved and
cated and City Attorney to draw resolution for
variance,
s des -
when,
dedi-
Request of General Telephone Company to install conduit
' line on 6th Street underground from alley east of Azusa
to alley west of San Gabriel.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno
and unanimously carried, that request be granted if
inspector is provided for on the installation of conduit
and installation would progress under supervision of
Superintendent of Streets. The company would pay for
supervision and inspection and reconditioning street.
Request of American Legion to hold carnival in Azusa was
received.
Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Memme-
sheimer, request be granted subject to the approval of
Police Chief, Police Commissioner and Fire Inspector;
that sufficient insurance be carried and limited to 5
days with no operation on Sunday. Police Commissioner
and Chief of Police be given power to act and to notify
the Legion. Dates ofoperation to be set later.
Motion carried unanimously.
Letter read from O'Melveny and Myers requesting certifi-
cate of the City Engineer showing what public property
is in the district; and recommending that the City retain
Mr, Brooks until a new engineer is appointed.
Councilman Memmesheimer stated, in his opinion, Mr.Brooks
should be present at the Vehicle Parking District Hearing
' on February 15, 1954.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer that Mr. Brooks be re-
tained as City Engineer until and including February 19th.
There wasnosecond to the motion.
Mr. Brooks'stated his fee for services would be at the
rate,of $10.00 per hour.
Councilman Barry stated "against my advice the majority
members of Council placed the City in an embarassing
position regarding the City Engineer and I consider that
a short period of extension as proposed would merely ex-
tend the period of embarassment. I feel the City should
provide that an engineer shall be in existence at all
times without any void space of time. I therefore move
the Attorney be instructed to draw resolution hiring
Mr. Brooks as City Engineer until another City Engineer
is actually hired and is serving as Engineer for the City
and Mr. Brooks be compensated for services at the regular
Engineer_rates,not as set forth by the City, but prevailing
engineering rates in the area of Los Angeles.
Motion failed for lack of second.- ..
Engineer Brooks reported that on the Pasadena and First
Street improvement project he had had a field check made
and found several items to be completed which he had
pointed out to the contractor. The new engineer should
make final inspection and file with the State the Notice
of Completion and 35 days after notice is filed the balance
should be paid to the contractor.
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7:30 P.M.
Installation
of conduit
Legion to
hold carnival
Retention of
City Engineer
discussed
Engineer's
report on
work done
1. An easement for pole line needed by the Light and Water
Department over school property; also easement is needed over
Wheeleraft Corp. property.
2. An easement needed for Wheelcraft has been requested but
has„not been prepared as yet.
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3. The proceedings on widening of Angeleno
Avenue between Third and Fourth Streets are in
need of ftft title reports and are not completed.
4. Crossing at First and Irwindale whould
be paved with the City doing their part and the
railroad company notified to complete their part.
5, The chlorinator'at the sewer plant is
fixed or,has been fixed.
6. The'new pump has been ordered for the
' sewer plant.
7. The project for improving Pasadena Avenue
south from existing to Gladstone and North to
Second'Street has been sent to the State. New
approach to the bridge necessary and slab will have
to be designed. Cherry -Hadley has deposited their
share of cost for Pasadena south of existing boun-
dary. '
8� Grade stakes have been set on 10th Street
and grade sheets will be given to Street Supt.
The easement for water run-off is prepared as far
as the'existing culvert.
9 A tentative plan for a'sprinkler system
for-Slausen Park has been made, -Recommends land-
scaping;and grass planting be started. "*-
10. The description for the dedication of
land at First and Vernon should be with the City
Attorney.
11: Description for alley along Lee School
property to be turned over to the Attorney.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer. seconded by Coun-
cilman Johnson, that the Attorney be instructed to
draw resolution paying Mr. Brooks for appearance at
the Vehicle Parking District Hearing on February
15,1954' -as City Engineer at rate'of $10.00 per hour.
M&tion carried by following vote of Council:
' AYES: Councilmen: Johnson, Memmesheimer, Jackson
NOES: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno
Absent: None
Councilman Memmesheimer offered the following
resolution entitled:
Brooks to be
paid for ap-
pearance at
Vehicle Parking
District Hearing
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA,
IAS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,.ACCEPTING.THE OFFER OF Resolution 2947
DENNI8 L..PARKS TO SELL.CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY TO -THE .. Well Site Purchase
CITY.FOR WELL PURPOSES.
Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman
Barry-and_unanimously carried, resolution be adopted
as read and numbered Resolution No. 2947.
Moved by Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by Counilman
Barry and unanimously carried, that decision of Arbitration
Committee be accepted as final by the Council and agreement
to be drawn by the City Attorney and authorizing Mayor to
sign same and Clerk to attest thereto. Decision of Arbi-
tration Board to
Supt. Smith called attention to the shaft tubing'in be final
Well No. 3 which is leaking and needs overhauling atm
'an approximate cost of -$1000.
Moded'by-Councilman Memmesheimer, seconded by'Coun-
cilman Barry and carried -unanimously, that Supt. Smith
beauthorized to negotiate for the overhauling of the Well #3 to be
well shaft. overhauled
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Superintendent Smith announced to the Council that
Mrs. Louise Fawcett, Acting Office Manager, for the
Light,and Water Department is"acting in a temporary
capacity only and that a permanent appointment is
needed,'
Moved_by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman
Orton and unanimously carried, that the matter be
referred to the Personnel Board requesting the
revision of the office manager classification; with
' Kroeger Associates to make a survey of the -classifi-
cation with a view to setting new salary range and
the requirements to include auditing experience.
With regard to the Vehicle Parking District, Coun-
cilman Ortuno requestdd that property owners be
apprised of possible future assessment.
I Councilman'Memmesheimer suggested the City Clerk
request Mr. Lindman to be present at the Hearing.
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7:30 P,M.-
Reclassification
of Office Manager
for Light & Water
Moved by"Councilman Memmesheimer; seconded by Coun- Bills & requisi-
cilman Johnson and unanimously carried, the following tions
bills and requisition be granted:
LIGHT FUND
5559 City Employees Payroll Account
$2,912.96
WATER„FUND'
5304 Azusa Valley Savings Bank
3,500:00
5305 City Employee's Rayroll Account
3,059.43
M.V.A.- FUND
1019 State of Calif. Dept, Pub, Works
Division of Highways
39.30
1020 State Pipe and Supply Company
1021 City Employees Payroll Account
157.32
626;48
1022 City Employees Payroll Account
22.50
MAJOR STREETS FUND
84i_Brooka & Miller
666.25
SPECIAL DEPOSTTS SUBDIVISION
41 Brooks'& Miller
53.50
STATE RETIREMENT FUND
84 StateImployee's Retirement System
1,735.58
GENERAL FUND
6817 Virgil'Smith
150:00
6818 The Artisan Press
21.11
6819 Azusa Cleaners & Dyers
4,90
6820 Azusa Wall Paper Co.
6821 Bailey Meter Co.
3 90
198."00
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6823 Brooks & Miller
6;00
Br6oks & Miller
361:00
'6824
6825 Dr; 'H.” C, Burgraff
15;00
6826 Central Market -
29.67
6827 Chamber of Commerce
250.'00
6828 Community Ambulance Co,
82;50
6829 County of Los Angeles, Dept: of Charities
11.52
6830 County of Los Angeles, Dept, of Parks & Rec. 231.04
6831 Harold B. Cramer
82:50
6832 Davidson Sporting Goods
215.60
6833 R.. -W.' Davis
289:03
6834 Davis Photos
17:32
6835 Fire Engineering
3.50
6836 Fleetwood Laundry
23:50
6837 General Telehpne Co.
47.82
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1.99
CITY
HALL AZUSA CALIFORNIA MONDAY FEBRUARY
1, 1951
GENERAL FUND (Cont'd)
68'38'*G-eneral
Telephone Co, of Calif.
$335.88
6839
Gregoryls
5:28
6840
Leo Harlan
13.63
6841
J�:' I. Holcomb Mfg. Co.
30;07
6842
John E. Huffstutter
25;00
6843
Jamison Mfg. Co.
331.92
6844
Albert L. Kendrick
26;54
6845
Evelyn Lake".
11:30
6846.R
' C.' Lawrence, Fire Equipment
44;55
684;7
Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery
9911
6848
Los Angeles Times
28.27
6849
McLees & Bouchard
36.23
6850
Municipal Finance Officers Assn.
6.32
6851
Nibk's
41.81
6852
Penny's
42:75
6853
City of Pomona
76:52
6853
Realty Tax & Service Co.
10.00
6855
Trielma Saxton
30;72
6856
Sbhiicker Hardware
61;95
6857
Smart & Final Iris Co.
42;59
6858
Southern Counties Gas Co.
81;40
6859
Surfa-Slick -Ca-mm Mfg. Co.
9;44
6860
Stockwell Binney Co.
13319
6861
Henry Trubmle
6.05
6862
Valley Blue Print & Supply Co.
28; 99
6863
Valley Classified Advertising
2:40
6864
Valley Disposal Company
745;00
6865
Robert K. Weddle, Dr.
66;00
6866
Western Auto Supply Co.
4;37
6867
Winter & Company
37;50
6868
Herbert S. Zadach
75.00
6869:City
Employees Payroll 6ccount
12,489.29
Moved'by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno
and -Unanimously carried, that the Council adjourn until
Tuesday, February 2, 1954 at 8:00 P.M.
7:30 P.M.
70mr/miller, Ulty clerk o Fie
City of_Azusa
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