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CITY aLL JULY 9 , 1923.
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Pursuant to adjournment of July 2nd, 1923 the
REGULAR regular meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M.
by President Drew.
i ROLL CALL Trustees .Present: Onson, Macklin, Obarr, Andrews,
and Drew.
Trustees Absent: None . ,
Reports of the City Clerk, City Treasurer, Recorder
EE20RTS FOR and Building Inspector, for the month of June were
JUNE , 1923 read and on motion by Trustee Onson and seconded
by Trustee Andrews were accepted and placed on file.
i �A communication from Non-Pariel Athletie Club Main-
tained by Jack McDonough and Lou Lawton was read,
requesting a permit to hold a boxing contest at
REQUEST FOR 214 5th Street, on the night of July 20th.
BOXING CONTEST On Motion by Trustee Onson seconded by Trustee �
Obarr the permit was gra&ed.
COT 'NNICATION- A communication from the Womans Relief Corp was
r VvOIrIA14S RELIEF CORP presented, thanking the Board for granting permission
to use the Auditorium.
Building Inspector Gates presented an application
for a permit to construct an apartment house at
REQUEST FOR -`nth and Ocean Avenue in behalf of E. B. Greenshaw.
CONSTRUCTION OF On motion of Trustee Andrews seconded by Trustee
APARTILMT HOUSE Obarr, Building Inspector was authorized to issue -
a permit in accordance with the plans submitted.
hPPROVAL OF On motion by Trustee 14acklin seconded by Trustee
MAP; TRACT # 529 Andrews a map of Tract No. 529 was approved.
A petition signed by numerous property owners on
16th Street was presented, requesting that the Board
QUEST FOR take prompt action in having the street paved from
PAVING OF Ocean Avenue to Palm, also equipN;� proper lighting
16th Street. system.
On motion by Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee
Iffacklin the petetion was accepted and City Engineer
was instructed to prepare plans, profiles, cross-
sections and specifications for paving and lighting
16th Street.
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Petition was also presented, signed by a large number of
2FITITiON FOR citizens , urging the Board to call an election for the author-
I EXMISION, OF ization of a bond issue for the purpose of extending the muni-
PIER. cipal pier into deeper water.
On motion by Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee Idlacklin the
petition was accepted, placed on file , and the City Engineer
f instructed to take soundings at once to determine the necessary
length of the proposed extension and report back to the Board.
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' In order that the Gas Department should bear its proper pro-
portion of expense of maintenance of its shop and office in the
4 City Hall Building, it was decided that the Department should
HENTAL FROIuT pay over to the General Fund each month a rental of 4'200.00.
GAS DEPARUMET . On motion by Trustee Onson seconded by Trustee Macklin the
Clerk was instructed to make this transfer of $200.00 from the
Gas Fund to the General Fund each month.
5th Street The City Attorney reported progress on the Fifth Street
1 progress proceedings .
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It was reported that the Huntington Central Oil Company
was permitting oil to run upon the street, and on motion by
HUNTINGTON Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee Onson, the City Attorney
CENTRAL OIL CO. was instructed to notify the Huntington Central Oil Company
TO CLEAN UP to immediately clean up the oil that had been permitted to run
OIL FRO14 S` I=I To on the street from their wells #1 and #3 located at Main and
Wesley, and to inform them that this practieemust be stopped.
jCity Engineer Gates reported conference with IuLT Deimling of
RE: New Street Southern California Edison Company, who promised to have the
Lights. new street lights connected within a week.
On motion by Trustee Obarr seconded by 'Trustee 141acklin, the
Board adjourned to July 23, 1923, at 8:00 P. 1U.
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CITY CLERK
` ATTEST: City Clerk.
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President of Board of '' rustees
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