HomeMy WebLinkAbout1923-11-05�< City Hall, November. 5, 1923.
. Regular The , regular meeting was called to order at 7 :30 P. M. y �
by President Drew.
Trustees present: Onson, Macklin, Obarr, Andrews, Drew.
Roll call Trustees absent None.
•ff The minutes of the meeting for October were read and
Minutes approved approved on motion by Trustee Macklin seconded by Trustee
for October Onson.
Monthly reports of the City Recorder, City Treasurer,
} City Clerk, Librarian, Building Inspector, and Chief of
Monthly. reports Police were read , approved and ordered placed on file on
read and approved. motion by Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee Macklin.
President Drew declared a fifteen minute recess ,at this
Rqqe,ssl. time.
The meeting was again called to order and communications
taken. up.
Request 'for correction City Clerk presented a written request for approval of
of assessed valuation a correction of the assessed valuation of Parcels 26, 26, and ?
on Xills.-land & 27 , being lend owned by the Mills Land and Water Company,
Water Co..,,, property a southeasterly corner of the City.
This request, in compliance with Ordinance governing, bore
.Request approved the approval o*f the City Attorney and the finance committee.
On motion by Trustee Onson, seconded by Trustee Macklin
the request of the Clerk and Assessor was approved.
A communication from the California Willite Road Construct-
ion Company was read,, stating that it is probable in the
Communication near future that they would have arrangements made whereby
Calif. Willite they could furnish Willite Plastic Composition at a lower
Plastic Co.. price than is expressed in the lease agreement with this
accepted and placed city now in effect.
on file. This communication was accepted and placed on file on
motion by Trustee Onson seconded by Trustee Andrews.
This being the time for presenting and opening bids in
accordance with notices duly published in the Huntington
Beach News for the repair of 17th Street, President Drew
Bids returned un-; called the attention of the Board to the communication of
opened for repair the Willite Road Construction Company. It was his judge-
of 17th Street. ment that if there was a possibility of securing material , .
at a lower price in the near future , that it would be un-
wise to let the contract for the work on Seventeenth Street
at this time , asking for an .expression from other members
of the Board.
After some discussion, on motion by Trustee Obarr sec-
onded by Trustee Macklin that all bids on the repairing of
Seventeenth Street be returned unopened, was carried
unanimously.
J. V& Mitchell made a verbal request of the Board for
a street light. at the corner of 5th and Olive. The matter
Request for Street was referred to City Engineer Gates for investigation*
light.,
i Mr. Archbald representing Crane Company asked permission
to address the .BoEird with reference. to the plumbing fixtures
installed in the grammer school. : His suggestion that the
Request Re : Board make an exception of this installation services,
d Crane Company. though it did not comply with the City Ordinance, on the
Denied ground. that it .was acceptable installation in many other
i cities., After considerable discussion a motion was offered
by TrusteeFObarr seconded by. Truste.e Macklin that the
request for permission to violate the plumbing Ordinance
be denied,. which was carried'.
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Mr. Havens, an acoustics engineer of Los Angeles, addressed
council room acoustics in the Board explaining to them the principles which he proposed f
co to follow in treating the Auditorium and the council room,
and auditorium in the event he was retained to do this work. 'The matter was I
taken under advisement at this time. r
A letter signed by Vernon Brothers proposing to rent the
Rent old City old City Hall for ,.the balance of the leased period for a rental
of $80.00 per month and agreeing to vacate on three days- notice
Hall was rendered, the same being accompanied by a check for $&O.00
Vernon Bros. for the first months rent, dating from November lst.
On motion by Trustee Onson seconded by Trustee Obarr the
proposal was accepted , subject to the lease now in effect on
this property between Mr. Ben Schwartz and the City of Hunting-
ton Beach.
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45 degree -parking Trustee Obarr brought up the matter of 45 degree parking on
Ordinance amended .that portion of Main Street between Orange Avenue and the in-
tersection of Fifth Street with Main Street, it being his opinion
that this was dangerous practice because of the turn in the
street, and ,a motion by Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee Onson
was carried instructing the City Attorney to draw an amendment
to Ordinance 4266, Sub-division B Section I , to provide for ;.
45 degree parking on Main Street, between Ocean Avenue and Orange
Avenue and provide for parallel parking on Main Street between
Orange and Magnolia Avenue.
Concrete conduit
A motion by 'trustee Onson seconded by Trustee Mabklin was
on second Street. passed instructing the Street Superintendent to install concrete
conduit across Ocean Avenue at Second Street.
Ordinance #266 was given a second reading and on motion by
Ordinance #266 Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee Macklin was passed and adopted r
Passed and by the following votes.
-adopted Ayes , Trustees Onson, Macklin, Obarr, Andrews and Drew.
Noes, Trustees None s,
Absent, Trustees None.
Ordinance #267 was given a second reading and on motion by
Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee Macklin was passed and adopted
Ordinance267 by the following votes.
passed and - -
adopted Ayes , Trustees Onson, Macklin, Obarr, Andrews and Drew.
Noes, Trustees None
Absent, Trustees None .
A written request for approval of the salaries of certain
employeee in the Engineer and Street Department, signed by
Request for L. 1 . Gates was presented and after consideration was approved
approval of and ordered placed on file , on motion by Trustee Obarr seconded
salaries by Trustee Onson.
On motion by Trustee Macklin seconded by Trustee Onson bills
Bills approved approved by the Finance committee were allowed as follows:
and allowed. Richard'Drew • _ . -25.00 Helen N Newland 115.00 }
A Onson 25.00 W. R. Wright 175.00
J°., H.*:-Mackli4 26.00 Helen Rardin 75.00
H. L. Obarr 25.00 Clint Creamer 165. "0
C. J. Andrews 25.00 L. E. Hill 13.5.00
Joseph Vavra 25.00 W. H. Garrett 62.50
L. W. Blodget 1-25.00 Cal W. Smith 55.00 j
C. W. Warner 75.00 J. W. Bryant 150.00
W. R. Wright 125.00 J. D. Godfrey 105.00
V. E. Fiasen 175.00 Sam Isom 115.00
Louis F. Gates 250.00 J. Tinsley 250.00
Grace Ili. Brose 140.00 R. Choat 165. 00
C. D. Hooper 115.00 J. L.' Stanton 175.00
Marie Vandruff 100.00 W. H. Stanton 150.00
A . E. Bannister 150.00
C. D. Steward 150.00 i
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Geo W. Coleman 150;00 G. R. Dunlap 71.90
D.-H. Westmoreland 150.00 John Loftis 16.00
0. J. Brown 150.00 Tom McMa.nn -32.50
Roy Ballard 175.00 Tom McMann 36.25
a J K. Sargent 175.00 Frank Ulrich
Ray Bradfield 165.00 Ed Barger 4.00
' L. L. Hill 40.00 Homer Byrl 24.00
Mrs. E. G. Black 50.00, Adair & Son 12.60
V. U. Brown 180.00 Alloy Steel & Metals Co. , 10.94
Frank Parcel -�25.00 Anderson & Hinton 10.57
B. F. Allen 110.50 Army &- Navy Store 51.90
Wm Barker 117.00 S. n. Bowen Co 12.80
Sam Bergey 216.00 Herbert F Berry 10.00-
Toney Brackdorff 108.50 G.- C. Be seer 7.95-
O. ,S. Campbell 115.00 S. R. Bowen Co. 212.14
E. -F. Carney 173.075 E. H. Brittain 24.90
E. -M. Driver 108:.00 Brown-Bevis Co 41.50
G. k. Duffey 108.50 Buck & Buck 30.42"
J. W. Elkins 108.50 Buck & Buck 12.40
Chas Harpold 123.75 Butcher's Pharmacy .70
J. -C. Handley 108.00 California National Supply 40.35-
Ben Handley 89.50 Catching Bros 12.43
G. -W. Handley 221.00 Central Welding Works 174.29
E. H. Hensley 111.50 Chanslor & Lyon 7..65
Chas Huff 88.00 Crane Company 3.41
Joe Hughes 125.00 Crane Company 9.85
Joe Hughes 111. 50 H. S. Crocker Co 2.65
Frank Ingersol 110.50 Dearborn Ghemcial Co. , 48.36
Loftis Millard 108.50 T. C. DeLapp 20.12-
Joe Pallidino 123.00 T. -C. DeLapp 43.44.
Glen Sherwood' . 110.00 T. C. DeLapp 20.06
S,. M. Stuart 84.00 Eastside'Water Co 18.75
Asa Taylor 110.00 Arthur L. Ferry 30;95
J. W. 'Epperson 36.50 Fuller & Creamer 17.00•
Sherman Isom 33.50 Fuller &Creamer 41.65.
S. Wilton 36.50 Louis F. Gates 50.00 .
C. C. Wilton 22.00 General Gas Light Co 80.70-
H. S. Betz 83.00 General Sales Corp 151.25
H Betz 72.00 Grimes Stassforth Stationery 4.10
H. Flanders 26.00 Grimes Stassforth Stationery 12.49
J. S. Thatcher 200.00 W. -K. Hillyard 7.50
Tom Talbert 12.00 Holly Oil Co. , 14.03
Jack Colvin 175.00 H. B. Auto Top Shop 37.50 •
L. B. Klentz 125.00 H. B. Electric Shop 2.78.
Ed Jorgenson 20.00 H. B. Hdwe 22.50 .
Ed. Jorgenson 60-.00 : H. B. Lachine & Forge 51.70
C. Magruder 150.00 H. b. Machine & Forge 6.16-
;� C. J. Yost 42.00 H. B. dews 85.15.
C. W. Smith 15. 00 H. B. Service Station 37.55'..
C. W. Smith 25.00 H. B. Service Station 16.56
B. F. Windham 60.00 H. b. Service Station 40.65.
B. F. Windham 22.00 H. B. Telephone Co 46. 76-
H. A. Knight 44.00 H. B. Volunteer Fire Dept 124.00 •
H. A. Knight 36.00 H. b. Water Co 285. 28
34M Isom 56.00 H. B. Water Co 13.46
Fred Rowley 22.50 Inter-State Machine Prod. Co. 114500
T. J. Melton 32.50 Inter-State Machine Prod. Co. 275.00
D. R. McClung 18.00 Sam Jerigan, Sheriff 48.60.
T. J. Turpin 7.4.00 W. H. Jones 260.00.
T. J. Pearson 73•.50 W. H. Jones 280.00-
M. 0. Clements 26.00 Kierulff & Ravenscroft 74.32
J. F. Porter 73.00 Jos S. Lacey & Son. 108.00
T, C . Daniels 35.50 Jos . S. Lacey & Son 119.25 -
Lee Dooley 77 .00 Jos. S. Lacey 209.25 .
G. G. Austin 32.00 Link Belt Meese & Gottfried 6.50
J. F. Sauers 31.00 L A. Rubber Stamp Co 3.15 --
`i'om Conner 78.00 L. A. rubber Stamp Co 34.08
L. E. Potts -32.00 Ed. Manning 296.15
L. E. Potts 38.75 Ed. Manning 295.55
S. H. Isom _ 78.50 Ed. Manning 289.25
G. H. Dunlap 15.00 Ed. Manning 91. 20
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R Marshall .20.48• Santa Ana Book Store .45
R Marshall 10. 175, Shields Harper & Co. 13. 20
J. K. IvlcDonald 153.60 Thos P. Smith Co. 6.00 ,
McElfresh v_er• Co .70 Geo I& Souter 1395.02-
Moomaw Furn. & Supply Co 18.00 Geo Y1. Souter 4061.30 '
Mutual Refining Cc 22.40 Southern Calif Disinfect Co 10.00
G. C. Niebuhr .50. " " " 27.25-
4. C. Niebuhr 50.10 Southern Calif Edison Co 434.45-
J. E. O'Donnell 203.00 n• . W. Townsend Iotor Co 4.50.
J. E. O'Donnell 116.00 I+7• .A. Turner Co - 2.00
J. E. O'Donnell 245.00- Southern Co. Gas Company 2206.49.
J. E. O'Donnell 140.00 Sprague Meter Co 247.50 �
J. E. O'Donnell 245.00 Sprague Deter Co 123.00
J. E. O'Donnell 140.00 Standard Oil Company
J. E. O'Donnell 280..00� Standard Oil Company 23.50-
J. E. O'Donnell 245.00, Sam Steins 55.37
J. E. O'Donnell 245.00 J• .Tinsley 23.65-
J. E. ' O'Donnell 232.00 J. U. Teter . . 7.5 �
J. E. L'Donnell 245.00 Union Oil Co. 20.00-
J. E. O'Donnell 140.00 Union Oil Company 20.00.
280.00 Union Oil Company 20.00
n rr 203.00 Union Oil Company 20.00.
n 245.00 Union Oil Compan y 40.00-
" " 232.00 John E. Wagner 139.38 i
Oil Well Supply Company 10.50 Welsbach Company 91.67
Oil Well Supply Co. 4.05. W et Disinfect Co 8. 75
Orange County .pipe & Supply 82. 70 Western Union Telegraph Co 4.00
43.93 E. K. .flood Dumber Co 10 .17
.orange Co. Treas. . 9.70, E. K. Wood Lumber Co 14.65 ;
is 1123.36. W. L• Young .60
.Pacific Auto & Supply Co 37.43, E. K. Wood Lumber Company 63. 96
Pan-Pacific Construction Co 150.00. Geo W. Wardwell 1,0.50
Pan-Pacific Construction Co 300.00 H. Idestmorland 50.00
.V. E.' Pierson 120,00' Wright 41050
R. J. Prescott 41.51 7
R J. Prescott 17.96
R. J. Prescott 93014V
.Mrs. L. Phillips 5.60 A 3.35 a
'J. G. Robertson 20. 25
Rotary Sweet Shop 15.00
On motion by Trustee Macklin seconded by Trustee Obarr the
Board adjourned, to. 7:30 VYI. November 19, 1923.
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