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Home My WebLink About1922-11-06 CI`1'Y HALL ,, November 6th, 1922. The regular meeting was called to order by Pre- REGULAR: sident Drew, at 7:30 P. M. ROLL CALL: Trustees present- - Obarr, Macklin, Onson, Andrews, Drew. absent - none Reading of The monthly reports of the City Treasurer, City Monthly Clerk, Recorder, Building Inspector, Gas Department, were Reports : read, and on motion by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee Onson, approved, and ordered placed on file. APPOINTIdIENT Communication from Chief of Polio Tinsley was HARRY BALLARD read, asking for the,-.appointment of Perry Ballar"d,as police AS POLICE officer, effective November lst. On motion by Trustee Obarr, OFFICER: seconded by Trustee Macklin, this appointment was approved. Communication was read from the American Legion INVITATSION of Fullerton, inviting the Board to attend the Armistice Day TO BOARD TO Celebration, November llth, at Fullerton, and urging that ATTEND ARIVIIS- they take part in the parade. On motion by Trustee Onson, TICE DAY seconded by Trustee Idlacklin, the invitation was accepted, and i CLEBRATION Trustee Macklin appointed to provide a suitable decorated car. FULLERTON - NOVollth. y The request of H. F . Berry for permission to REQUEST DENIED cut the curb on Lots 7 and 8, block 112, which was taken under TO CUT CURB advisement at the meeting October 23rd, 1922, was brought be- LOTS. 7 & 8 fore the Board, and on motion by Trustee Obarr, seconded by BLOCK 112; Trustee Macklin, the request was denied. On motion by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee AMENDI0ENT Macklin, the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an amend- TO FIRE: ORD. ment to the Fire Ordinance to include in District #3, all that TO INCLUDE area between the Pacific Ocean and the alley running between DIST. #3: Ocean Avenue and Walnut Avenue, extending from First Street to 23rd Street, with the exception of such portion as is now included in Fire District #1. Demand of Reuben A. Nichols, account an error in REFUND OF assessing new house for purpose of levying 1922-23 taxes, was TAXES ASSESSED brought up, and in view of the fact that Mr. Nichols presented IN ERROR: satisfactory evidence that this building had not been started on March is t, 1922, demand for refund of taxes assessed, was' allowed, on motion by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee Andrews. The City Clerk made a verbal request for authority a TRANSFER OF to transfer the followin funds: $5000 from the Gas Department FUNDS IN CITY to the Salary Fund, and9.'20,000' from the General Fund -to the CASH JOURNAL: Street Fund. This transfer was authorized by motion of Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Onson. Carried. APPOINT1i]ENT Trustee Andrews , seconded. by Trustee Onson, offered j OF CO1:Q:1ITTEE a motion that President Drew, Trustees Macklin and Obarr, be TO PURCHASE appointed a Committee to select hardware and electrical fixtures HDkkE. & ELEC. for the new City Hall and Public Hall. Carried. FIX. FOR NEVI BLDG: On motion by Trustee Onson, seconded by Trustee Andrews, the clerk, was instructed to write Walker & Eisen, RE: PAINTING architects , asking them to meet with the Board to discuss new SPECIFICATIONS: painting specifications for the City Hall and Auditorium. Carried. lil Communication from Chief of Police Tinsley was read , TEVV AUTOMOBILE advising that the Dodge car used by the Police Department is in FOR CHIEF OF bad condition, and suggests the advisability of purchasing anew POLICE: car. The old car could be traded in upon_ the purchase of the new. 'j l ' ji k� ,I II is Page #2 - Minutes, November 6th, 1922. After come_ discussion, motion was cf fered by Trustee Macklin seconded by Trustee Onson, that the clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for 6-cylinder Nash automobile , or its equivalent, bidder to accept as part payment Dodge touring car, which may be seen in the hands of the Chief of Police . Carried. i Trustee Macklin brought up the subject of ob- struction of streets with special reference to those who ! BE: CUTTING OF have occasion to cut the pavement for the purpose of install PAVEMENTS FOR ing underground pipes and who have made it a practice of INSIALLING UNDER- leaving the opening in bad condition for an unreasonable ! GROUND PIPES : length of time. After some discussion, Trustee Anareirs , seconded by Trustee Onson, offered a�motion that the City Attorney be instructed to draft an ordinance regulating the obstruction and opening streets. Carried. LEASE AGRE_7-_ioTSNTS City Engineer Gates presented a lease agreement WITH SOUTHERN with ,the Southern Pacific R. R. and Southe rr_ Pacific Company PACIFIC R.R.AND covering the crossing of their right-of-way in the eastern ! SOU'iFr1d PACIFIC city limits on Ocean Avenue. Also a similar agreement COD �OVEi;ING CROSS- but including also the County of Orange covering crossing ING OF Rj. HINGOCROS S. at Clay Street. On motion by Trustee Macklin, seconded � by Trustee Andrews , the President of the Board was autho- rized to sign the right-of-way agreements as submitted. The following requests for permission to cut 1 PERMISSION TO OUT CURBS: curbs for private garages were granted, as follows: Mrs. James Miller, Lots 26 and 28, block 217 James W. Wilkin, L-ot 28 , block 306 I #I P. H. Bender, Lots 26 and 28. block 211 F. 0. Clapper, Lot 7, block 419. ,+ 14. A. McCreery, Secretary of the Chamber of IMPROV51,1EN1.' OF Commerce , addressed the Board, stating the Pacific Electric BLUFF OPPOSITERailway has offered to improve the bluff opposite theirIr IC station just below the office of the Chamber of Commerce , PACIF EZI:CTI�IC x PACIFIC by planting shrubbery and putting in a lawn, etc. on condi- tion that permission be granted by the Huntington Beach #i1 ' Company. The matter was taken under advisement. I, On motion by Trustee Onson, seconded by Trustee BIDS ALLOVYED : I acklin, the following bids were allowed: Richard Drew $25.00 Allen Cole 50000 ! A. Onson, 25.00 Mrs. E. G. Black 30®00 1 � J. H. Macklin-, 25.00 V. U. Brown, 180.00 +i R. L. Obarr, 25.00 Geo. Tinsley, 15.00 C. J. Andrews, 25.00 F. B. Miles, 99:20 W. ' R. Wright, 250.00 J. Tinsley, 200000 C. E. Lavering, 25.00 R. Choat, 150.00 --L. W. Blodget, 125.00 Geo. W. Coleman, 150.00 !I ;, C.. W Warner, 75.00 J. L. Stanton, 150.00 Grace M. Brose , 125.00 C. E. Worthy, 1700- 00 Gertrude Catching, 100.00 C. E. Worthy, 34.00 Gertrude Schumm, 100.00 Louis F. Gates, 75.00 + � Helen N. Fountain, 100.00 Louis F. Gates , 50.00 Clint- Creamer, 150.00 Louis F. Gates, 75.00 r R. E. Clark, 150.00 Louis F. Gates, 50.00 ! ' L. E. Hill, bo' 125.00 Louis F. Gates , 21.20 W,. R. Garrett, 115.00 C. W. Booth, 175.00 J. D. Godfrey, 84.50 Fred Candee, 112,50 B. F. Windham, 29.25 Jack Colvin, 125.00 L. Williams, 12.00 E. H. Smith, 208.00 Dan Knouse0 18.00 Geo. Handley, 148.08 R. E. Trainer, 20.50 Chas. Harpold, 102.00 II ; I , i II . I ' I Page #3, Minutes, November 6th, 1922. A. Taylor $100.00 McElfresh IvIerc. Co. , $1.82 J. C . Handley, 104,00 P. B. Drane 31.20 Sam Isham, 121.50 T. C. DeDapp 10.00 Sam Isham, 11.00 H. B. Womans Club, 100.00 J. W. Rush, 56.50 H. F. Gramlich, 19.00 J. H. Torres, 94.00 Geo. W. Wardwell ,, 12.00 J. 0. Tinsley, 31.50 R. E. McIntosh, 4.35 Joe Pallidino 12.00-Matt E. Grate , 3.50 D. C. Mathis, 16.00 H. E. Proctor 1.25 W. H. Jones, 252.00 G. C. Neibuhr, 1.50 W. H. Jones, 232.00 W. R. Wright, Trustee , 28.01 r W. H. Jones, 60.00 H. B. Hdwe. Co. , 21.76 P. B . Drane , 30.80 Jack iVI. Whi tney Lbr.Co . , 22.90 Reuben A. Nichols, 44.80 Welsbach Co. , 111.35 Hale ' s Service Station, 34.00 Sprague Meter Co. , "11 253.30 R. J. Prescott, 8.25 J. E. Arnett, 33.50 San Pedro Lbr. Co. , 3.60 L. A. Rubber Stamp Co. , 4. 63 Ed Manning, 26.15 Beacon Light Co . , 3.40 Ed Manning, 247.30 Union Oil Co . of Calif. 57.45 Ed Manning, 141.60 Union Oil Co. of Call.if. 76.60 H.B. Machine & Forge Shop 44.85 Zellerbach Paper Co. , 3.19 R.R.Metz Auto Top & Wks. 2.50 Automobile Club of Cal. 25.00 T. R. Canady, 7.00 Wm. T. Lindstrom Co. , 288.50 C. A . Creamer 9.95 " " " " 111.50 Hal e' s Service Station, 14.83 So. Calif. Edison Co. , 493.88 Ili Prescott Hdwe. Co. , 14.04 Eastside eater Co. , 18.75 Commercial Garage , 25.40 Shields Haper & Co. , 9.50 Pacific Auto & Supply Co. 3.20 C. E. Jackson, 272.60 Dr. G. A. Shank, 3.00 Ben Schwartz , 150.00 H. B. 'hater Co. 257.07 Sam Stein' s Stationery, 35.45 Thos . P. Smith & Co. , 6.00 Kar dex Sales Co. , 320.40 Vim. Applefield, 4.96 Crane Co. , 39.18 Ii Western Union Teleg. 7.22 Reynolds Gas Regulator Co . 4.74 Adair & Son, 1.25 Grimes-Staseforth Sta. Co. 9.52 W. D. Young, 2.45 American Cement Prod. Co. 2.00 W. D. Young, 2.10 Oil Well Supply Co. .22 W. D. Young, 24.50 Tropical Paint & Oil Co. , 24.50 H. B. Telephone Co. , 11.50 So. .Counties Gas Co. 1098.26 f Shinn-Holtz-Lyon Co. 153.92 t ' ADJOURTT- lh-,l-41-j i There being no further business the Board adjourned to 1ENT: Oe.taber 20th, 1922, 7:30 o ' clock p.m. CiKy Clerk. President of Board. Attest:� City Cl k. f l is I i ( II 1