HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - February 16, 1971 - CCAZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971
The City Council of the City of Azusa met in regular
session at the above time and place.
Mayor Solem called the meeting to order and led.in the
salute to the flag.
Invocation was given by Rev. Dean F. Klarr, Presbyterian
Minister.
Present at Roll Call: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder
Clark, Solem
Also Present: City Attorney Wakefield, City Administra-
tor Sandwick, Director of Public Works
Wells, Director of Parks & Recreation
Dangleis, Police Chief Elkins, Fire Chief
Torrance, Associate Planning Director
Fitzsimmons, City Clerk Klarr
The Minutes of the meeting of February 1, 1971, were
approved as submitted.
The request by Superintendent of Light & Power for
the temporary appointment of Richard Perkins as Acting
Working Lineman Foreman, at Step 5 of Range 122.5,
effective 1/25/71, to fill the vacancy created by the
request, on 1/22/71, of Robert Zmerzel, Acting Working
Lineman Foreman, that he be returned to his regular
classification of Lineman, having been tabled at the
2/1/71 meeting, was again presented to Council.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Clark
'and unanimously carried that the item be lifted from the
table.
A communication was received from the Personnel
Board, which stated the Superintendent of Light & Power
explained to the Board that he has had a reorganization
within his Department whereby he has taken one large
crew of men and divided it into two smaller crews, and
he still needed a Working Lineman Foreman to work in
the service area, which is really a two-man crew in itself.
The position in question is basically a supervisory
position, which is needed when working high voltage such
as a sub -station, and: also, the duties include meeting
and dealing with the public on any problems that occur.
Therefore, the Personnel Board recommended the reinstate-
ment of the classification of Working Lineman Foreman as
set forth in position specifications attached, together
with salary range 122.5, for Council adoption.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Snyder, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried to approve the recommendation
of the Personnel Board and instruct the City Attorney
'to prepare the necessary Resolution.
The City Clerk presented two petitions, with a total
of 1368 signatures, urging acquisition of Rainbow
Angling Club property.
William R. Gentle, 1070 Palm Drive, appeared before
Council, representing concerned citizens, and read a
prepared statement in which Council was urged to
obtain the old Rainbow Angling Club site as a wilder-
ness park, to maintain the historic landmark, to
enhance the ecology, and to provide additional
recreation. It was further urged that the City
immediately enter into negotiations with the owners
for the possible purchase, and to investigate means
7:30 p.m.
Call to Order
Invocation
Roll Call
Appv. Min.
2/1/71
Appvl.rpcom.
Pers.Bd. for
reinst:j„ement
of 'Workinrz Line-
man Fore.classif.
& salary range
(C.Atty. to
prepare Res.)
Petitions urg-
ing acquisition
of Rainbow Ang-
ling Club prop.
(referred to
Cap.Impr.Com.&
C. Adm. for
invest.&report
to Cncl.;also
Dir.P&Rec.to sub.
separate report
before budget
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of funding the purchase through State
and any other possibilities. It was
need not be improved immediately but
natural state until such time as the
to add improvements.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971 Page 2
grants, bond issues, time re: maint.
noted that the area & o.)er.costs of
could be left in its adu'l. park
City were in a position plus comparison
analysis)
The Mayor read to the audience a financial statement of the
City and explained that out of over One Million Dollars in
the City funds, all but $70,000 is presently ear -market
for specified expenditures, such as gas tax; library,
recreation, retirement, sick leave, and the remainder of
the 1970-71 municipal budget. He pointed out that the
$70,000 in reserve would not even meet a two-week payroll
for the City. He further pointed out that during the
flood of 1968, the City expended over $125,000 on an emergency
basis, and should a similar catastrophe occur, the $70,000.
would not even cover such an expenditure. He further
explained the City Councilmen were all in agreement that
they would like to see a park in this location; however,
their major concern is whether the City has the funds and
could afford this park.
The City Administrator reviewed the history on the proposal
for a park at this location.
Walter Sauers, 1025 Old Mill Road, addressed Council and
inquired as to the estimated cost of the property and
whether it would have to be paid all at one time.
Ed Wrobel, 200 So. Elliott, addressed Council and sug
gested that Council attempt to work together with the'
'owners in the purchabe of the property and to spread the
purchase cost over a period of years. He also suggested
various types of concessions, i.e., fishing, swimming,
etc., to provide revenue to offset the cost of the property.
David Escalante, 6118 Goodway, appeared before Council
and inquired if this opportunity were to be passed over,
would it be lost; also, would the owners sell the property
for commercial purposes.
Tom Maxwell, 1024 Old Mill Road, addressed Council and
indicated his feeling that the acquisition of this site
would be one of the best things for Azusa and suggested
strongly that action be taken at this meeting to"study
how to go about the acquisition.
Henry Van Ginkel, 280 W. Cypress, Covina, appeared and
told Council that he has property adjacent to the north
boundary line of the City, in the "Nob Hill" section
of the City, which is available, and suggested that the
City should purchase his property for a park site.
Charles R. Brown, 1028 Old Mill Road, a member of the
Capital Improvements Committee, told Council that the
acquisition of the Rainbow Angling Club site was a
recommendation of the Capital Improvements Committee,
though it was not No. 1 on the list, but he personally
felt now was the time to purchase the land.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman
Snyder and unanimously carried by roll call to refer
the project to the Capital Improvements Committee and
to the City Administrator for investigation -of ways
of financing and possible cost and revenues, and for
a priority listing among other capital projects, with
a report back to Council.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman
Clark and unanimously carried that the Director of
Parks & Recreation submit a separate report, to be
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971
submitted prior to budget time, re: investigation of
maintenance and operational costs of an additional park,
along with an analysis of the park program offered by
this City compared with adjacent cities.
A communication was received from Leslie, Rubin & Teplin,
attorneys for W. B. Ihnen, requesting permission to give
an oral report re: structural abatement at 116 W. Foothill
Boulevard.
Lawrence Teplin, attorney for W. B. Ihnen, addressed
Council and explained that it was found not possible to
shore up the building or do the type of rehabilitation
suggested by Council, and that there seemed to be only
two alternatives, as follows: (1) remove the Certificate
of Occupancy; or (2) tear down the building. He further
explained that if the second alternative was mandated
by Council, it would involve other businesses presently
in operation. For their sake and to help them relocate,
he would have to request a 90 -day extension before the
building could be demolished. iHe pointed out that he
already has a contractor who will begin the demolition
on May 15, 1971.
The City Attorney stated that Council has adopted an
order declaring the building at 116 W. Foothill Boulevard
to be unsafe and ordered only to bring it up to code or
have it demolished. Council is now faced with the
necessity of deciding whether further extension of time
should be granted for abatement on 116 W. Foothill
Boulevard, or if the owner should be required to
proceed t� demolish or bring it up to acceptable build-
ing standards. The fact that other portions of the
building may still be occupied by tAnants is the
problem of the owner. If he cannot.comply with abate-
ment of 116 W. Foothill Boulevard without demolishing
*�,�r buildings on the property, this is his determina-
tio n ;o make. Council has not proceeded against the
other buildings on the property. The problem is
whether an extension of time should be granted re:
116 W. Foothill Boulevard, which extension would provide
an opportunity for the owner to take whatever action he
determines. Regarding the other properties, Council has
taken no specific action on them.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
to grant an extension not to exceed ninety (90) days
for the purpose of allowing the owner to demolish 116 West
Foothill Boulevard. Motion carried by the following vote
of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: Decker
ABSENT: Councilmen: None
A request was received from the Azusa "A" Band Booster
Club for donation by the City toward the purchase of
uniform hats for the "A" Band, which consists of students
attending the 3 intermediate schools and 12 elementary
schools in the Azusa School District.
According to the City Attorney, there is no authority
on the part of the City which would enable Council to
approve a donation as requested. It would be possible
for the City to enter into a joint recreation agree-
ment with the School District, under which the City
might contribute to the support of the program of the
School District as it relates to the band program, and
in that way contribute to the cost of uniforms. There
is also statutory authority for the City to expend
funds for music and advertising purposes; this, too,
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Report by attys.
for W.B.Ihnen re:
struc.abate. at
116 W.Foothill
Blvd.
(granted ext.not
to exceed 90
days for purp.
of allowing
owner to demol.
116 W.Foothill)
Req. by Azusa
"A" Band Boosters
Club for donation
toward purch.
of uniform hats
(C.Adm. to con-
tact School Dist.
& Ch, of Commerce
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971 Page 4
would require a contract.
Moved by Councilman Snyder, seconded by Councilman
Clark and unanimously carried that the City Administrator
contact the School District, explain the situation to
them, and also investigate the Chamber of Commerce
as to possible support.
The City Clerk presented two Resolutions (one from the,
City of Fontana, and the other from the City of Culver
City) opposing rate increase request by Southern
California Edison Co.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman
Rubio and unanimously carried to refer this matter to
the Superintendent of Light & Power for his recommendation
as to his evaluation, and also to the California Municipal
Utilities Association for a report.
A Resolution was received from the City of San Mateo,
urging property tax relief by means of a different
assessment ratio for single-family dwellings.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman
Rubio and unanimously carried to file.
A Resolution was received from the City of Duarte,
seeking welfare reform and relief to the over -burdened
taxpayers.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman
Snyder and unanimously carried to receive and file.
A communication was received from the City of Torrance;
urging support of the Federal revenue-sharing program.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Clark
and unanimously carried to receive and file.
Announcement was received of'the Institute on Labor
Relations for City Officials by the League of California
Cities, to be held in San Francisco, March 17-19, 1971,
with registration of $50 each.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Clark
to authorize the Mayor, or any member of Council as
alternate, and the City Administrator to attend. Motion
carried by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: Rubio
ABSENT: Councilmen: None
A request was received from the Azusa Lions Club for
permission to park their Eyemobile on Orange Place out-
side the Recreation Building at 320 N. Orange, from
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., on Friday, 3/19/71, for the free
Visual Acuity Clinic, in appreciation of the support
that the community of Azusa has given to the Lions Club
in the past. The necessary insurance will be provided
by the Lions Club of Azusa, protecting the City in this
activity. '
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried to grant permission.
The City Treasurer's Financial Statement was submitted,
showing a balance of $1,140,597.29 as of January 31, 1971.
Res.fr.City/
Fontana &
Culver City,
opposing rate
incr.req. by
S.C,Edison
(refer -ed to
Supt. L&P &
CMUA for rpt.)
Res.fr. City/
San Mateo,urg.
propty,tax re-
lief by diff-
erent assess.
ratio for single-
family dwell.
Res. fr.City/
Duarte seek-
ing welfare
reform &
relief
Commun.fr.Cty./
Torrance urg.
support of Fed.
revenue-sharing
program
Inst.on Labor
Relations, LCC,
@ San Francisco,
@/$501each)gis.
Perm.granted to
Azusa Lions Club
to park Eyemobile
outside Rec.
Bldg. for free
Visual Acuity
Clinic
City Treas.
Finan.Statement
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Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried to file.
A'communication was received from the Personnel Board, Step Raises
recommending the approval of step raises for the following
employees:
Name
Effective
Robert Barnes
Equipment Mechanic
to
Step
3
3/6/71
Ronnie Clark
Police Officer
to
Step
3
3/1/71
Jerry Greenelsh
Fireman
to
Step
3
3/7/71
Herbert Grosdidier
Water Util. Supt.
to
Step
5
3/10/71
Michael San Miguel
Civ.Engr.Associate
to
Step
4
3/3/71
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio and
unanimously carried to approve the recommendations.
Notice was given that the Planning Commission, by
Resolution No. 888, approved Parcel. Map No. 2116 (0. J.
Conforti, 321 So. Enid Ave.). No action by Council.
Notice was alsogiven that the Planning Commission, by
Resolution No. 889, conditionally granted a Variance to
permit an overhang on the east side of the house to extend
5'0" (to property line) instead of permitted 211" into
side yard, on property at 1014 E. Alf -rd Street (Case
V-261 - Harold Sanders). No action by Council.
Notice was also given that the Planning Commission,
by Resolution No. 890, granted a Conditional Use Permit,
subject to conditions, to allow a condominium development
in an R -3b zone, on property located on the north side
of Sierra Madre Avenue, between Vernon and Todd Avenues,
and legally described as Tentative Tract No. 23717 (Case
C-102 - Johnny E. Johnson). No action by Council.
Notice was also given that the Planning Commission, by
Resolution No. 891, recommended a zone change from
C-3 to R -3a, on property located at 990 E. Alosta Avenue
(southerly 310 feet only) - (Case Z-161 - Kathryn Soelberg);
hearing before Council has been set for 3/1/71 at 7:30 p.m.
Notice was further given that the Planning Commission,
by Resolution No. 892, initiated a public hearing to
amend Article IX, Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code (Zon-
ing Chapter), re: maximum fence heights permitted in
certain yards, in all residential zones. No action
by Council.
A Resolution was presented, initiating proceedings
to consider revocation of business licenses issued to
Azusa Pipe & Supply Co., 954 W. Foothill Boulevard, and
setting date of hearing on 3/1/71 at 8:00 p.m.
Councilman Decker offered the Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
INITIATING PROCEEDINGS TO CONSIDER THE REVOCATION OF
BUSINESS LICENSES, SETTING A DATE OF HEARING THEREON
AND GIVING NOTICE THEREOF.
P.C. Res.888
appvg.Parcel
Map x{2.116 (Con-
forti,321 S.Enid)
P.C. Res. 889
cond. ranting
Var. -261 -
H. Sanders)
P.C. Res. 890
grtg. CUP re:
Condom.develop.
in Tent.Tract
23717 (C-102 -
J. E. Johnson)
P.C. Res. 891.
recom.zone chnge.
fr.0-3 to R -3a
@990 E.Alosta
(Z-161-K.Soel-
berg);hrg.set
for 3/1/71
P.C.F.es. 892
init.hrg. to
amend MC re:
max. fence
heights in
certain yards in
all resid.zones
Res. #5821
init.proc. co
consider revoc.
of l
setting 3/l/71
@ 8 p.m, for hrg.
(Azusa Pipe &
Supply)
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Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5821.
A Resolution was presented amending Resolution #4693 by
revising classification specifications for the City
Engineer position as to educational requirements.
Councilman Clark offered the Resolution entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 4693 BY AMENDING THE CLASSIFICATION
SPECIFICATIONS FOR CITY ENGINEER.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried that further reading be waived.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5822.
The monthly reports from Departments, Boards, and
Commissions were presented by the City Administrator.
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman
Snyder and unanimously carried to receive and file.
A report was submitted by the City Administrator re-
garding the problem at the Azusa Greens Golf Course, i.e.,
golf balls entering adjacent private property. According
to the report, when the golf course was constructed and
officially opened in March of 1965, consideration was
given to the erection of a screen type of fence. This
fence was constructed with telephone poles and was approx-
imately 20 feet high on a 6 foot berm. During the past
year, Mervin Johnson acquired many of the lots of the
Hunsaker Subdivision and has constructed single-family
homes along parts of the golf course. The people who
purchased their homes alongside the golf course did so
with the knowledge that they would be uacked up to a
public golf course.
The report further stated that consideration has peen
given to the construction of a fence to screen stray
golf balls crossing into these new homes. However, if
a 50 -foot high fence were to be constructed, there still
'would be no guarantee that the golf balls would not go
over the tops of these fences and into the adjacent yards
which are 15 feet deep. Also. construction of such a
fence would not only be extremely expensive, but the size
of the poles to support it would be very unattractive,
and it could collapse during a windstorm.
The City Administrator suggested the construction of a
louvered -type patio cover to protect the occupants of the
houses as they use their backyard patios. The 6 -foot
block wall that was required to be constructed along
with the subdivision does afford protection from line -
drive golf balls, and the patio cover would afford
protection from high -flying or lopped balls. Also,
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Res. #5822 amend.
Res.4693 by
revising classif.
specs. for City
Engr. as to
education
Monthly Reports
Report by C.Adm.
re: problem at
Az.Gr.Golf Course
by golf balls
entering private
property
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AZUSA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971 Page 7
decorative -type window awnings, constructed of materials
of substantial nature, could ward off these lopped balls
that would normally go through the windows. These protective
items, shown on sketches prepared by the Engineering Depart-
ment, could be constructed by the property owners involved,
at a very minimal cost.
The City Administrator added that in his discussion with
Johnny Johnson and Glenn Watson, principal owners of the
golf course, they were not entirely negative to attempts
to alleviate the problem; the golf course is studying a
change in the course layout to eliminate the dog -leg, which
would assist in the solution of the problem.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to receive and file the report.
A report was submitted by the City Administrator re-
garding the request of the Director of Public Works for
the temporary employment of Richard Moreo, Jr., as
Street Maintenance Man I, Step 1, at $3.035 per hour,
until his debt to the City has been paid, amounting
to $722,81.
According to the report, the Director of Public Works
has referred to the accident report, has reviewed the
damage performed by Mr. Moreo, Jr., and has determined
that the damage was not to a light standard but to a
power pole, which is not covered by insurance. In the
event that Mr. Moreo does work off his debt, it was
further discovered that, due to Social Security and
Income Tax, the amount of the claim would take over
eight weeks to pay off, rather than the six weeks as
estimated by Director of Public Works Wells.
Further, the City Administrator stated that Mr. Wells
indicated to him that the Court has ordered Mr. Mcreo
to pay off his debt to the City. The City Administrator
recommended the temporary employment of Mr. Moreo until
the debt has been paid.
After discussion, it was
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Mayor Solem that
the recommendation be accepted. Motion failed by the
following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder
ABSENT: Councilmen: None
Moved by Councilman Rubio, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried to receive and file the report.
A communication was received from the Superintendent of
Light & Power, requesting permission to employ a temporary
Utility Clerk -Cashier, at Step 1, effective 3/9/71, and
also to appoint the following three consumer service
employees to acttemporarily in higher classifications,
beginning 3/9/71:
Mrs. Avis Whitlock - from Sr. Utility Clerk, Step 5
of Range 112, to Asst. Consumer
Service Supervisor, Step 5 of
Range 113;
Mrs. Cleo Horn - from Inter. Utility Clerk, Step 5
of Rarge 110, to Sr. Utility Clerk,
Step 4 of Range 112;
Mrs. Joan Starr - from Utility Clerk -Cashier, Step 5
of Range 109, to Inter. Utility Clerk,
Step 5 of Range 110.
C.Adm. report
re: temp.employ.
R.Moreo, Jr.,
as Maint.Man 1,
until debt to
City is paid
Auth.employ.
temp.Util.Clk.
Cashier, & appt.
3 consumer serv.
employees to act
temp.in higher
classif., all
effect. 3/9/71
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971 Page 8
The above requests were submitted because Mrs. Maybelle
Porter, Assistant Consumer Service Supervisor, will be
entering the hospital for major surgery and her disability
is estimated to be approximately three weeks, according to
the letter from her doctor.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Snyder
and unanimously carried to approve the requests.
A request was received from the Associate Planning Dir- Auth.attend.
ector for permission to attend the Annual Conference of Assoc.Pl.Dir.
The American Society of Planning Officials, to be held @ Conf.of Amer.
in New Orleans, March 28th through April 1st, with Soc.of Planning
advanced accountable expenses of $300 (budgeted item). Officials, in
Also, since limited funds are available, it is his New Orleans,
intention to drive, which means that he would leave 3/28 thru 4/1,
Thursday, March 25th, and would return to his office on with adv.acct.
Monday morning, April 5th. exp.of $300 &
2 addl. days
After discussion, it was travel time
Moved by Councilman Snyder, seconded by Councilman Rubio
and unanimously carried by .roll call to grant the request
and approve the additional two days travel time.
Councilman Decker stated he voted "Aye", but this should
be granted on a one-time basis, in order to avoid start-
ing a precedent.
A memo was submitted by the City Administrator, request, Req. granted
Ing authorization to give written permission to Southern for C.Adm, to
Edison Co. to alter their transmission lines
send written
'California
within the City ,according to the letter from G. L.
permission to
Taylor, District Manager of the Edison Company and the
S.C.Edlson to
map attached thereto. There exists a 220 -KV transmission
alter their
line on towers located in Edison Company's right-of-way
trans. lines
on the west side of the San Gabriel River, which crosses
within City
a corner of the City limits near Encanto Parkway and
sharing cost of
Huntington Drive. Edison Company proposes to bundle
Atty. in oppos-
their conductors on the same towers, which will provide
ition to S.C.
a new transmission line facility capable of handling
Edison's req .
500-Kv. It was understood that permission has been
for incr. of
obtained from the other cities neighboring Azusa where
rates, before
this transmission line crosses.
FPC in Wash.,
Moved by Councilman Snyder, seconded by Councilman
Clark and unanimously carried to grant the request.
The City Administrator. advised Council that the City had
Invitation to
been informally invited to join with the Cities of
join Cities of
Banning and Coulton in sharing the cost of an attorney
Banning &
to represent cities which purchase wholesale power from
Coulton in
Southern California Edison Co., before the Federal Power
sharing cost of
Commission in Washington, D.C., in opposition to Southern
Atty. in oppos-
California Edison Cols. request for increase of rates.
ition to S.C.
It was estimated that the cost for the City of Azusa to
Edison's req .
participate would be between $5,330 and $5,500.
for incr. of
rates, before
After discussion, it was
FPC in Wash.,
D.C. (referred
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman
to C.Adm. &
Snyder and unanimously carried to direct the City
Supt. L&P for
Administrator and Superintendent of Light & Power to
further info.)
investigate and submit further information to Council.
AZUSA AUDITORIUM AZUSA, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971
The Mayor relayed a Certificate of Appreciation from
Boy Scout Troop 418 to Michael Wells, Director of
Public Works, for his part in helping John Doiron ir,
achieving his Eagle Scout award.
The City
Clerk read
in
full
a Resolution authorizing
payment
of warrants
by
the
City.
Councilman Decker offered for adoption the Resolution
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AZUSA
ALLOWING CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS AND SPECIFYING THE
FUNDS OUT OF WHICH THE SAME ARE TO BE PAID.
Moved by Councilman Decker, seconded by Councilman Rubio
that the Resolution be adopted. Resolution passed and
adopted by the following vote of Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Rubio, Decker, Snyder, Clark, Solem
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT: Councilmen: None and numbered Resolution 5823.
Moved by Councilman Clark, seconded by Councilman Decker
and unanimously carried that the meeting be adjourned.
Time of Adjournment: 10:55 p.m.
City Cler
Next Resolution #5824
Next Ordinance #1009
1
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Certif . of
apprec. to
Dir.P.W. fr.
Boy Scout
Troop 418 re:
John Doiron
Eagle Scout
Res. #5823
Bills & Reqs.
Adjourn