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Home My WebLink About1931-02-02M I N U T E S City Hall, Feb 2nd, 1931 The regular meeting of the City Council was called to order at 7;30 PM by Mayor Bowen. Councilmen present; Bowen, Butcher, Conrad, Stevens, King. Councilmen absent : None Minutes On motion by Conrad seconded by Butcher minutes for the month of January were approved. This being the time set by the Clerk and Council for opening Memorial Hall and examining bids for the alterations of and additions to the present Municipal Auditorium, the Clerk opened and read the followirg 1 bids; WILLIAM ROHRBACHER, Santa Ana ........ ...................$29,780.00 subject to alternates numbered 1 to 18 inclusive and alternates 22 and 23. Bid accorpanied by bidderts bond in the amount of $1,.600.00 HUNT BROS., Burbank, Calif..... ....... ..................$32,975.00 subject to alternates numbered 1 to 18 -� inclusive and alternates 22 and 23. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $4,000.00 WILLIAM J SHIRLEY, LOS ANGELES, Calif ....................$31,950.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidderts bond in the amount of $4,000.00 ADOLF G SCHMID, Santa Ana, Calif.........................$35,475.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $3,900.00 CATCHING BROS., Huntington Beach, Calif ..................$332696.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by certified check in the amount of $3,400.00 WILLIAM JOHN ESSER, 3711 Cerritos Ave Long Beach .......... $30,780.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $4,000.00. r S. GIANNONE & C. BONGIGVANNI, Los Angeles . ..............$31,999.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the,amount of $3,300.00. ACME BUILDERIS, Long Beach...............................$31,875.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and.l to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond int the amount of ,$3, 200.00 JULES IV M.ARKEL &'SON, Santa Ana..........................$35,968.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18/inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $4,000.00 DE CAMP-HUDSON-SECKELS, INC. Los Angeles................430,725.00 sib_j�ect to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $4,000.00 Minutes Feb 2, 1931 i, j THERMON MEANS, Santa Ana................................$36.2450.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Accompanied by bidder's bond in th,e amount of $4, 000. 00 . NEAD CONSTRUCTION CO. Arlington, Calif ..................312732.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidderls bond in the amount of $3,500.00. CHAS W PETTIFER, Co. Long Beach.....:...................$322000.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidderls bond in the amount of $3,300.00. f` FRED E TUCKER, Long Beach.............................$32,548.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $3,500.00. J,D SHERER & SON, Long Beach........... ...............$32,196.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $3500.00. HARRY FRIEDMAN, Los Angeles...........................$31,977.00 subject to alternates 22 and 23 and 1 to 18 inclusive. Bid accompanied by bidder's certified check in the amount of $3,500.00 P LUMBI NG ROBERT B MC MINN, Seal Beach, Calif.......:............1,�40.00 �►. subject to alternates 19 and 20. Bid accompanied by Cashier's check in the amount of $$200.00. L E WORTHY, Huntington Beach ............................ $2,500*00 subject to alternates 19 and 20. Bid accompanied by cashiers check in the amount of $275.00. ED MANNING, Huntington Beach.......... .................$1,875.00 subject to alternates 19 and 20. Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $205.00 -HICKMAN BROS. Long Beach...... ................ ........$2,227.00 subject to alternates 19 and 20. Bid. accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $ 225.00. ELECTRICAL RUEBEL ELECTRICAL COMPANY, Alhambra, Calif.............$2,292.00 Bid accompanied by cashiers check in the amount of $230.00 �r GILBERT WESTON STEARNS CO. Santa Ana ...................$2,717.00 Bid accompanied by cashiers check,.in the amount of $275.00 ACME ELECTRIC CO. Long Beach ........................... $2 730.00 Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $300.00. BALES ELECTRIC SHOP, Huntington Beach .................. $ 2.430.00 Bid accompanied by cashiers check in the amount of ?$243.00 ROBERTSON ELECTRIC CORP. Santa Ana, Calif..............$2,338.00 Bid accompanied by bidderts bond in the amount of $250.00. KUSTER—'JIETZEL ELECTRIC CO. Long Beach ..................$2,493.00 Bid -accompanied by certified check in the amount of $250.00. ROSCOE E MC INTOSH, Huntington Beach ...................d$2,853.00 Bid accompanied by bidder's bond in the amount of $300.00. A -BRIGHT ELECTRIC CO. Long Beach.......................$2,576.00 bid accompanied.by bidder's bond in the amount of $260.00. Minutes Feb 2; 193l47 PAINTING C_M DEAKINS, Balboa, Calif..... Bounding cement....... P2788-00 ,293.00 L & S... Bid accompanied by certified check in the amount of $271.00. LYNDON A BELLS, Huntington Beach, Calif .............. $22275.00 subject to alternates'8',9,10,11,17222 and 23. Bid accompanied by cashier's check in the amount of $238.00. .-All bids referred.to.the City Engineer for analysis and report at 10:00 o'clock Al, Tuesday Feb! 3rd, adjourned meeting of the Council. On motion by Conrad seconded by Butcher the application Superior Oil Co. permit of the Superior Oil Co for renewal of permit to construct gasoline plant was.approved.,. On motion by Conrad seconded by King applications of Derrick permits Republic petroleum Co and Clayton Severn to erect steel derrick were approved. R:es'o 638 On motion by King.seconded by Stevens, Resolution No 638 revoked,," was revoked b3r the following vote; Ayes -Councilmen;; Butcher, Conrad, King, Stevens, Bowen, Noes Councilmen; None The Clerk read mofithly reports of the City Engineer, City Clerk, - Reports Treasurer, Judge and Chief of.police, and on motion by Conrad seconded by Butcher same were accepted and ordered filed. On motion by Butcher seconded by King the Clerk was Tax -Rate directed to advise the California League of Municipalities that the Council favored a bill increasing the ma.xi.mun rate of taxes by cities of the 6th.class to $1.25 instead of $1.00 for General Fund purposes. The request of the City of San Jacinto that the Council pass a resolution condemning the practice of Southern California Milk embargo receiving, shipments of milk from Northern California for the reasontthat competition would be detrimental, was referred to the City Health. Dept, Dr Sutherland. Engineer Rosson submitted a letter informing the Council that he had checked dimensions of city sewage plant land and found same correct as per map and deed on file. The Clerk submitted and.read.Resolution No 639 authorizing Coast Highwaythe purchase of certain land for widening the Coast Highway, and strip on motion by Conrad seconded by Stevens Resolution No 639 was Reso 639 passed and adopted by the following vote: Ayes Councilmen: Butcher, Conrad, King, Stevens, Bowen. Noes Councilmen; None The City Engineer submitted for approval of the Council Map Su' Division of sub-division,Tract 454, located three miles out of the City. map Tract 454 Same.was referred back to the County planning Commission for r\. 1 1 their approval before being considered by the City Council. This 'iti 21 _ Minutes Feb 2>y 1931 �. on motion by Conrad seconded by Stevens. Action was deferred in the demolition_ of derrick located on Derrick B1 813 lots 13214,15 Bl 813, until Tuesday AM Feb 3rd. Engineer Rosson repor-ted satisfactory progress by contractor Crest et al in the improvement of Crest Ave and others. Attorney Blodget.informed the Council that he had not yet been advised of date set for beach acquisition hearing. Also that he had Beach acquisition had no reply from Attorney Degnan of the Huntington Beach Company although he had been written to three times. plans for improving pier deck and cafe were laid over until Pier Tuesday Feb. 3rd. On motion by Stevens seconded by King demands approved �)y Demands the Finance Committee were ordered paid. The Council adjourned until 10:00 o'clock AM Tuesday r February 3rd, on motion by Stevens seconded by King. City Clerk .and -Ex-officio Clerk of the City Cou President of the Council. AT S City Clerk. x