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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - April 19, 1954 - CC (2)1 CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY APRIL 19, 1954 The City Council of the City of Azusa met in regular session at the above time and place. The meeting opened with a salute to the Flag. Roll Call: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno, Johnson, Memmesheimer Absent: Mayor Jackson Councilman Memmesheimer acted as'Mayor in the absence of Mayor Jackson ' The Mayor asked if there were any corrections of the minutes of the meeting of April 5th, 1954. Councilman Johnson stated the motion approving the bills -and re- quisitions had been omitted and should be included. The Mayor then stated the minutes would stand -approved as corrected. The Clerk announced one bid had been received in reply to Notice Inviting Bids for police car. Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Counc'i'lman Barry and unanimously carried, bids be opened; examined and publicly declared. Bid was received from R. W. Davis, Covina, in -the amount of $2236.28, less $1240.64 trade-in allowance. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, bid be referred to the Police Commissioner and Finance Chairman for report. It was recommended by the Personnel Board that Emile Gipp be raised in pay scale to the -5th step at $472.00 _ per month, effective March 1st in the classification of Stree Foreman (maintenance). Motion made by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson -and unanimously carried, that recommendation of Personnel Board be accepted and Attorney instructed to draw resolution accordingly. 327 7:30 P.M. Flag Salute Roll Call Recommended by the Personnel Board and Supt. of Public Works that John Wentzel be appointed groundsman-garderner at first step of payscale at 243.00 per month, effective April 16th, 1954. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, recommendation be accepted and attorney to draw resolution accordingly. Councilman Barry reported on the need for street im- provements on East Hollyvale, east of Pasadena Avenue. The City previously has received $225.00 from the sub- divider for street improvements. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and,,unanimously carried, that City complete improvements on -East Hollyvale using City labor, and engineer to be instructed to survey and set grade stakes, street to be improved by a width of 18 ft. 6 in. center strip. Correction Bid for police car Gipp raised to 5th step Probationary Groundsman- gardener,Wentzel Paving of East Hollyvale approve Engineer Brooks presented plans for the proposed 1911 Act covering the street improvements on South Louise and 1911 Act South the east'side of Jackson Street and north side of South Louise, Aauth Orange. Plans to be submitted to'O'Melveny and Myers Orange and So. for approval, and the preparation of Resolution of Jackson Intention to be submitted to Council. Councilman Barry stated that verbal approval had been received from the State for permission to call for bids on,.street improvements for Hollyvale, 4th and Bayless Streets. Plans for the project having been prepared and','submitted to the State for approval by Ralph Brooks. The question of the authority of Mr. Brooks to prepare these plans was raised. Hollyvale, 4th and Bayless Project 328 I 2 CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY APRIL 19, 1954 7:30 P.M. 329 It was decided, upon the suggestion of the Mayor, that Bids withheld - advertising for bids be withheld until written approval of the project has been received by the State. Superintendent Smith stated that a map had been prepared showing the lighting plan throughout the City, survey having been -made by the Pacific Union Metal"Company. Mayor Mem- Report of Supt. meshelmer stated that no immediate'aetion needed to be Smith re taken at this time but that a detailed report should be lighting plan submitted'to Council at the earliest -possible date. The motion, which was seconded by Councilman Ortuno, failed by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno NOES: Councilmen: Johnson, Memmesheimer ABSENT: Mayor Jackson Motion fails Mr. Ray Malim addressed Council asking what steps had been taken to:date on the widening of Angeleno -Avenue between Third and Fourth streets, stating that authorization had been given some time ago for this work to_be done, but that no action had been taken. Also, what steps -had been taken to improve the property deeded to the City for a park at 12th and Sunset Streets. Mayor Memmesheimer stated steps are being taken at the present time on both of these projects. Councilman Barry stated':that some action should be taken to,make, at least, a.leyel place at the Park site'and that it,be cleaned up so that it could be used. Betty.,Conley, 1049 Hollyvale Avenue,, - asked". if Council would approve the -improvement of aerta nV-sfiiits__that already have Staierapproval., Mayor_ Memmeshemer-.assured,her,tiat ounei_l: would ,_do everything _poeeiple',in the war' of street rovements'in`the- future'regardlesB oP location in the The: ma ter.of_granting a request.,;Por_variance to Mrs. Mc Doriald ',for"s' convaleseent home, in: a�'residential area was disousaed'.:- Mr. Smith,_attorneyytIfor'Mrs. McDonald, asked Coupe l';;for a postponement of:,their' deoision'. Movefl`by;Councilman Barry, seconded'biCouricilman.Johnson, that postponemerit-to,be,granted,;and-Cler'k��iriitrileted-to ndtify� 6'iion-taken to the State Heath Department. Motion, ;carried by"' the fAi6iing vote:,; . Ayes: Couha"Alme'n: Barry, Johnaon;'Memmesheimer Noes:, Coudeilmiw,Ortuno Absent: Mayor Ja6ksaoii Angeleno Ave. widening questioned Request for street im- provements McDonald variant postponed Mayor Memmesheimer appointed Councilman Ortuno as repres- entative for the City to attend the meeting of the San Ortuno to Gabriel Valley Planning Committee, replacing Councilman represent City Barry. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 22, at meeting -. 1954 in West Covina. Councilman Barry wished to re -state the motion he made Barry moves during the meeting of the City Council on.Dec. 14, 1953 that City have as follows: "Councilman Barry moved that the City Attor- program for ney be instructed to draw up a resolution.that the City street lighting embark -upon 'a program for adequate street lighting thru out the City; funds to be taken from,the excess light monies -collected over a period of years. The first step to bean evaluation and report by the Supt., of Light and Power.with his recommendation for'minimum_light standards at corners and throughout the block and considering the possibility of running underground -lines from alley poles where the -poles are not already existing -on street lines. _ All of this work could not be done'in'one year so the project is feasible to be started with -present funds. I suggest this as a direct allito police protection of the City with the main emphasis on juvenile safety." Superintendent Smith stated that a map had been prepared showing the lighting plan throughout the City, survey having been -made by the Pacific Union Metal"Company. Mayor Mem- Report of Supt. meshelmer stated that no immediate'aetion needed to be Smith re taken at this time but that a detailed report should be lighting plan submitted'to Council at the earliest -possible date. The motion, which was seconded by Councilman Ortuno, failed by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen: Barry, Ortuno NOES: Councilmen: Johnson, Memmesheimer ABSENT: Mayor Jackson Motion fails Mr. Ray Malim addressed Council asking what steps had been taken to:date on the widening of Angeleno -Avenue between Third and Fourth streets, stating that authorization had been given some time ago for this work to_be done, but that no action had been taken. Also, what steps -had been taken to improve the property deeded to the City for a park at 12th and Sunset Streets. Mayor Memmesheimer stated steps are being taken at the present time on both of these projects. Councilman Barry stated':that some action should be taken to,make, at least, a.leyel place at the Park site'and that it,be cleaned up so that it could be used. Betty.,Conley, 1049 Hollyvale Avenue,, - asked". if Council would approve the -improvement of aerta nV-sfiiits__that already have Staierapproval., Mayor_ Memmeshemer-.assured,her,tiat ounei_l: would ,_do everything _poeeiple',in the war' of street rovements'in`the- future'regardlesB oP location in the The: ma ter.of_granting a request.,;Por_variance to Mrs. Mc Doriald ',for"s' convaleseent home, in: a�'residential area was disousaed'.:- Mr. Smith,_attorneyytIfor'Mrs. McDonald, asked Coupe l';;for a postponement of:,their' deoision'. Movefl`by;Councilman Barry, seconded'biCouricilman.Johnson, that postponemerit-to,be,granted,;and-Cler'k��iriitrileted-to ndtify� 6'iion-taken to the State Heath Department. Motion, ;carried by"' the fAi6iing vote:,; . Ayes: Couha"Alme'n: Barry, Johnaon;'Memmesheimer Noes:, Coudeilmiw,Ortuno Absent: Mayor Ja6ksaoii Angeleno Ave. widening questioned Request for street im- provements McDonald variant postponed UMJFU _ t :.I �) r 1 ♦J r tr .. � — � N efY r fr <1 (^ (. ' ^' Y' ^ - l i _ • rli . \ ♦ - Z ' 1 C /Ve�N AP► t. 3 CITY HALL 'AZUSA, CALIFORNIA APRIL 19, 1954 7:30 P.M. Mr. Norman Brownyard,,who,has-'pioteetted,:the,.gtAhtin oft2e � vari arice;" stated.;=tiffs wish' that :`ttie' OTerk,"sen letter..to ythe State,, inreply, to his'_lett�_ ,and -give give acn;of the Piaruoing Commission ancCCouneil`in ih matter. Mr. Malim pointed out Sections of Ordinance 409 regarding the zoning necessary for a convalescent home. Announcement was made of the second publie,hearing, to be held by the Planning Commission, on the proposed shopping ' center on Gladstone Avenue between Pasadena Avenue and Azusa Avenue, to take place on April 28that 7:30 P.M. The request of Mr. Joe Garcia to relocate. house at 811 No. Pasadena Avenue and recommended by the Planning Commission wass submitted. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, recommendation of Planning Com- mission be accepted and permission granted. Absent: Mayor Jackson 11 Request of Guadalupe Mesa to move a -dwelling to 809 No. Pasadena Avenue was submitted. This -relocation was recommended by the Planning Commission. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded"by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously accepted, that recommendation of the Plan- ning Commission be accepted and permission""granted subject to the requirements of the Building Inspector. Absent: Mayor Jacksm 331r Protests against zone variance - McDonald Hearing on pro- posed shopping center Relocation request -Garcia Relocation request -Mesa Permission to relocate dwelling to 800 Angeleno Avenue was Relocation requested by Henry and Isabel Toledo and recommended by request -Toledo the Planning Commission. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and' -,unanimously carried, reommendation of Planning Com- mission be accepted and permission granted. Absent: Mayor Jackson Request for permission to construct a"second residence at 416 No. San Gabriel Avenue with an area of -1034 sq ft. This -lot is now zoned C-1 and request recommended by the Planning Commission, as this is believed to be permissible under Ordinance 455, Article 111, Section 9'.1. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and Unanimously carried, request be referred to the Planning Commission with the information that a variance would be required. Absent: Mayor Jackson ,Request to construct a new residence of 864 sq ft at 956 W. Hollyvale, and recommended by the Planning Commission. Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Barry andunanimously carried, that recommendation of Planning Commission be accepted and permission granted. Absent: Mayor Jackson Request submitted by Mr. Ron Carpenterto be permitted to build a carport within two feet of his ,property line was recommended by the Planning Commission. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson and unanimously carried, that request"be returned to the Planning Commission with request to otitain.written opinion of adjacent property owner on McKinley, -Street, and make further recommendation to Council.. Ab9ent: Mayor Jackson Letters were received from the Azusa Chamber of Commerce, the Paramount School Parent -Teacher's -Association, Mr. D. T. Dawe, School Supt., and Mr. Or.R.Button,' Principal of Paramount School regarding the widening of Paramount Street between Orange and Lemon Avenues which is hazardous to ped- estrians and requesting Council to take action to alleviate this condition. Construction request -416 San Gabriel Construct new residence - 956 W3follyvale Request for carport-Carpente Paramount St. traffic hazard CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY APRIL 19, 1954 7:30 P.M. Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Johnson and unanimously carried, that Engineer and Attorney attempt to come to an agreement with the property owner of property which extends beyond ad- jacent property, on the possibility of the City acquiring said property. Mr. Loyd Eckert submitted plan of proposed Tract 17624 for aproval of Council and recommended by the Planning Commission. ' Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson and unanimously carried, request be referred to the City Engineer for study and report. The Council agreed that the member attending the San Gabriel Valley Committee meeting advise the Committee of the feeling of Azusa regarding the.proposed boundaries as recommended by the Committee, and which are tentatively approved at the present time. Letter from the Parks and Recreation Commission Chairman recommending that the Recreation Director be given the authority to hire or release pool personnel at his dis- cretion, with the approval of the Commission, but without 333 Tract 17624 plan submitted San Gabriel Valley Planning Committee meeting repre- sentative going through Council. Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded,by Councilman Ortuno Hiring of per - and unanimously carried, that Council,cannot legally vest sonnel by Ree. that authority in a commission. Director not legal Atty. Tscharner stated the contract between the City and County regarding the hiring of Mr. Huffstutter as Recreation Director was approved by the County and that he was waiting for a copy to be forwarded for signature. . Letter of recommendation was received`�Prom Supt. Smith recommending Emily Adams be placed on probationary status as Account Clerk, effective April 21st, 1954, starting salary at first step, $271.00 per month; also Maude Beebe to be placed as probationary Account Clerk, first step of pay scale, $271.00 per month. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, that recommendation of Personnal Board be accepted as stated and Attorney draw resolutions on Emily Adams and Maude Beebe accordingly. Absent: Mayor Jackson _ Supt, of Light and Water, Mr. V. D. Smith, announced that new classifications have been recommended by a survey made by Kroeger & Associates for Office Manager -Accountant, Senior Accout Clerk -Asst. Office Manager, and Cashier. Additional information to be obtained for presentation at the next meeting. Request made by Light and Water Department to grant per- mission to Southern California Edison Company to furnish electricity to 149 Motor Avenue. Moved by Councilman Barry, sbconded by Councilman Johnson and carried unanimously, that Acting Mayor Memmesheimer be authorized to sign and Clerk to attest thereto. Supt. Smith reported on the possibility line from Paramount Avenue north to the Avenue stating that the property owners dedicate the necessary land for street Moved by.Councilman Barry, seconded-by- and econded-byand carried unanimously, that matter be Engineer and Attorney for report, with poration with the improvements to be ma and West Paramount Streets. of laying a water south end of Orange were willing to purposes. Councilman Ortuno referred to the a possible incor- de on South Orange Contract with County-Rec.Dtr. Account Clerks - Maude Beebe and Emily Adams New Light and Water Dept. classifications Electrical energy furnished to 149 Motor Ave. Proposed water line P" E 5 CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY APRIL 19, 1954 7:30 P.M. 33 5 Recommendations submitted by the Fire Chief for appoint- ment of James Redfern, Jr., and Roland Carpenter to the Firemen Azusa Fire Department were submitted. Appointments - Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno Redfern; Jr., and carried unanimously, that recommendations be accepted Carpenter and Attorney instructed to draw resolutions appointing James Redfern, Jr., and Roland Carpenter as firemen at first step of pay scale, $320.00 per month, effective May 1,1954. Engineer Williamson reported on the tentative cost of a Cost of footbridge over Dalton Wash at First Street, cost to be footbridge - 'approximately $2915.00. Engineer stated approval of Dalton Wash Flood Control District was necessary on the plans and specifications before bids may be accepted. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson and unanimously carried, that Engineer be instructed to pre- pare plans and -specifications to provide a pedestrian cross- ing of Dalton Wash at First and Halton Avenue. Plans and specifications to be submitted by the Engineer to the Flood Footbridge Control District for approval preparatory to being submitted approved for bid. Engineer submitted written report on bid submitted by Roscoe Moss and Company for digging of well, recommending bid be accepted. Well -digging Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson bid accepted and unanimously carried, that recommendation of Engineer be accepted'and contract drawn as set forth.in bid, subject to the approval of Council. Absent: Councilman Jackson Engineer reported on cost of improvements on bath house as Bath -house estimated by several local plumbing contractors. improvements Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson, recommendation of Engineer, that bid of Azusa Plumbing Company be accepted which was in the amount of $825.00 guaranteed price, be accepted and Attorney be instructed to draw contract for approval of Council.. Motion carried by following vote: Ayes. -,Councilmen: Barry, Johnson, Memmesheimer Noes: None Absent: Mayor Jackson _ Councilman Ortuno passed on voting. Engineer submitted sketch showing recommended changes on Angeleno St. Orange.Place at Memorial Park and at 3rd and 4th Streets curbing on Angeleno, of the existing curbing. Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson and unanimously carried, Engineer be instructed to draw plans for providing changes as submitted in sketch of April 19th, work to be done by City forces and at City expense. Councilman Ortuno offered the following resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNDIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, LOS Resolution ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE CLAIM OF RALPH No. 2991 S. BROOKS, FORMER CITY ENGINEER TO BE SUBMITTED TO ARBI- Ralph Brooks TRATION AND AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO SIGN Claim AND THE SUBMISSION AGREEMENT FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE CITY AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO ATTET THE SAME AND PLACE 'THE SEAL OF THE CITY THEREON. Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Barry and unanimously carried, that resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. 2991. Absent: Mayor Jackson It was announced by the City Attorney that the meetings of Board of Arbi- the Board of Arbitration regarding the claims of Engineer tration meeting Brooks were -to be held on April 29th and 30th, 1954. 336 - R CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY APRIL 19, 1954 7:30 P.M. Councilman Johnson offered the following resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, IAS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, AUTHORIZING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO EMPLOY ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE HEARING ON THE CLAIM OF RAPH S. BROOKS AGAINST THE CITY OF AZUSA. Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Barry and unanimously carried, that resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. 2992. 'Absent: Mayor Jackson Councilman Barry offered the following resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA TER- MINATING THE EMPLOYMENT OF L. FREDERICK PACK AS TEMPORARY ENGINEER OF THE CITY OF AZUSA. Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, resolution be adopted.as read and numbered -Resolution No. 2993. Absent: Mayor Jackson Attorney Tscharner reported on the request made previously to purchase the sludge at the sewer disposal plant; it was recommended that the offer be accepted''and-sludge be dis- posed of at the rate of $5.00 per month;•.purchaser to haul all that is available, and that agreement be drawn subject to release at such time as the City would cease operating the punt." Councilman Barry offered the following resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING NEAL T. ROBERTSON 'AND ROBERT B. EDBORG AS PERMANENT SERGEANTS IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAID CITY AND FIXING THEIR -,SALARIES. Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded and by Councilman Ortuno, unanimously carried, resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. 2994. Councilman Barry offered the following -resolution entitled: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, IAS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, RELATIVE TO CERTAIN EMPLOYEES IN THE STREET DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF AZUSA AND FIXING THEIR SALARIES. Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. 2995. Councilman Ortuno offered the following resolution entitled: 337 Resolution No 2992 Ralph Brooks Arbitration Hearing Resolution No. 2993 Terminating Pack Sale of sludge approved Resolution No. 2994 Robertson & Edborg Resolution No. 2995 Street Dept. Employees appointed A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA, IAS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING WILLIAM A DESMOND Resolution TO SECOND STEP OF MAINTENANCE MAN IN THE WATER7DEPARTMENT No. 2996 - OF SAID,CITY OF AZUSA AND FIXING HIS SALARY. Wm.Desmond 'Moved by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Barry and unanimously carried, resolution be adopted as read and numbered Resolution No. 2996. Request was submitted by the Chamber of Commerce for the purchase of baseball uniforms for the recreation Department. A price of $200 was submitted. It was the opinion of the Council that an expenditure could be granted through the Music and Promotion Fund although it was considered that the amount requested might not purchase uniforms of a quality able to withstand the usage of a playing season. Request for baseball uniforms 338 r � l 339 CITY HALL , AZUSA CALIFORNIA MONDAY APRIL 19, 1954 7:30 P.M. Moved by•Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Ortuno and unanimously carried, request be referred'to the Chamber of Commerce for a firm price. City Clerk wished clarification of holiday pay for election day. Attorney Tscharner stated that the resolution in effect Election did not legally provide for April 13th to,be•included in the Day pay holidays to be paid. not approve A request for funds to enable certain memtieru,6f the Citrus 'Y-Teens-tq attend camp was submitted in the amount of $19,00. Request for Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilman Johnson and funds for unanimously carried, request be referred to the'Chamber of camp at- Commeree for their action with the a �`' pprova�'of Council for tendance granting the request. Request -from Military Order of the PurO Heart t6hold an Purple exhibit"fer,the purpose of raising funds. " "~ Heart Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Counilmari`Ortuno and unanimously carried, permission be granted subject to safety regulations as set forth by the Police and Fire -Chiefs. The Lion's Club requested permission to hang bnne'`+across Dennis Foothill Blvd., advertising the Community Fair.` Moved by Parks Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Barry, aiid'carried Community unanimously, that the Light and Water Department,-'if''requested Fair by the.organlzation, be instructed to"assist in the placing of banners said banner, subject to the approval of'the Police Chief and site Supt. of Light Department as to construction of banner. survey Moved by Councilman Barry, seconded by Councilinan'Johnson and unanimously carried, that the minutes of the meeting of the County Sanitation District No. 22 be filed. _ The following communications were ordered placed on -file: from City of Marysville for support'in"try'ing�""to 'Request locate A•ir'Force Academy in that City; -League of California Cities Bulletin; Organizational meeting of Los Angeles Communi- County Forest Watershed and Rehabilitation Commission. cations Supt. Smith reported the necessity of having the poultry` Dennis removed from'the property formerly owned by Dennis Parks-* Parks and now=a well site. poultry Moved by -Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman JohWffoii and unanimously carried, Attorney advise Mr. Parks accordingly. Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman JohnsonWell site and unahimously carried, that Engineer to be instructed'to`r survey survey'property for corner stakes. Moved by,Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Barry and unanimously carried, the following bills and requisitions be granted: STATE EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM 88 State;Employees' Retirement System 1,902.49 STREETS-,OF�MAJOR IMPORTANCE 844 Valley Contractors, Inc. 1,000.00 ' M.V.A, 'FUND 1055 Brown -Bevis Industrial Equipment Co. 70.04 1056'City"Employyees Payroll Account 445.25 105 Getts Hardware 14.12 105; 1Pennock's 21.85 1059 Reed & Routt Automotive Service. 1.00 1060 Williams Lumber Yard 36.08 340 c CITYHALL AZUSA, CALIFOR)9 TUESDAY APRIL 29, 1954 7:30 P.M.''s •-� '°` �'• . CW 7154 'Azusa Glass Co. .83 "77 7155 Azusa Herald 44.71 7156Azusa Junior Chamber of Commerce •75.00 71577 Azusa Motor Parts 1.42 " 715; -Canyon City Paint Store 41.33 7159'Carr-Graybill Paper Co. - 50.68 7160"Chember'of Commerce 250;00 7161 'Azusa Chamber of Commerce "' -120;00 ' 7162''City Employee's Payroll Account 11;506.59= 7163 City of Pomona -124.95 7164 Cockrell Bros. ... 3-n 7165 Community Ambulance 82.50'•'x•,' 7166 -County of Los.Angeles, Health Dept. "'1:00, " ' 7167 Davis Photos '5:00 ' ' 716 'Foothill Stationers 4.61'' '7169'Getts Hardware 39:32•*-'•`�" 7170'Grimes Stassforth Stationery Co. 11,01 717-1 'Hardison Cleaners 4':64,1 7172 Industrial Asphalt 10r:'02 7173 "James G. Jahn, 15:00'f- 7174 Joslyn Pacific Co. 423.52'• 7175 Lucky Lager Brewing Co. 210.00• 7176•Paul McPhetridge 3.33, 7177 -James Miller 12.00' 7178 `W. 'R. Moody 122."02':. 7179 void 7180 Pennock's 4:55:' 7181 'City of Pomona 9.'00' 8182 Reed & Routt g9 84" 7183'Thelma L. Saxton 24:75 7184•San;Gabriel Valley Humane Society 13:50' 7185' Signal Oil Company - 451.88' 7186 Margaret H. Skillen 12.09, ` 7187' Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 73:70"` 71881rarisport Clearings 1.20 7189' Valley Disposal Co. 745.00 7190 Duane W. Wheeler &•Co. 1;557.00'' 7191 Williams Lumber Yard. 145'.15• ' 7192 Zimco Electric Supply Co. 7.42 LIGHT FUND 5618 City of Anaheim 206.74 '.. J. H. Baxter & Co: 1;059:87 ,5619 5620-Burroughs'Corp. 4.50 5621 Calavar Corporation 143.•86 5622 City,'Employee's-Payroll Account 2,629.50, 5623 Louise Fawcett 31:10 5624 Foothill -Stationers 7.40 5625 Getts Hardware 12.08 ' 5626 Bud Latta's Welding Shop. 7.30 5627 Maydwell & Hartzell 400.45 5628 Palo Truck Company 3.06 ' 5629 Alfred M. Ruldfson 25.00 5630 Signal Oil Company 151.48 " 5631 Valley Cities Supply Co. 10.47 5632 Win Ward Co. 1,000.13--• 5633 City Employees Payroll Acct. 2,807.48 5617 Southern Calif. Edison Co. 17,278:00 CITY HALL AZUSA, CALIFORNIA WATER FUND TUESDAY 5362 Burroughs Corp. 5363 City Employee's Payroll Account 536$ Louise Fawcett 5365 Fisher Research Laboratory, Inc. 5366 Foothill Stationers 5367 (setts Hardware 5368 Leo Harlan 5369 Hersey Manufacturing Co. •5370 James Jones Company 5371 Munselle Supply Co., Inc. 5372 Pacific Electric Railway Co. 5373 Sparling Meter Co. 5374 Alfred M. Rulofson 5375 Standard 011 Company of Calif. 5376 City Employee's Payroll Account APRIL 19, 1954 7:30 P.M. 4.50 2,653.50 10.97 14.76 7.40 18.99 1.00 238.97 126.79 27.41 7.11 186.52 25.00 11.33 2,716-93 Moved by Councilman Ortuno, seconded by Councilman Johnson and unanimausly carried, that meeting adjourn until April 20, 1954 at 7:30 P.M. James Miller, City Clerk UMJFU- _ 1 0