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M I N U T E S
City Hall, Monday April 17th, 1933.
Pursuant to adjournment of April loth, the City Council
met and was called to order at 10;00 AM by Mayor Conrad.
Councilmen present; Huston, Stevens, King, Conrad.
Councilmen absent ; Marion.
Bids Bead: This being the date set by the Council for opening and
rest rooms
examining bids for construction of rest rooms on the municipal beach,
the clerk opened and read the following bids;
Catching Bros., Huntington Beach . . . . . . . .1,662.00
T. J. Depew,5130 Shearin Ave.,Los Angeles ; . . 1,524.00
R.R.Hopper, 134 Fano St., Arcadia . . . .. . . . 1,560.00
Same were referred to the Engineering Department for analysis,
and report. -
Ord.. #361 ;+
The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 361, amendment to building
Ordinance its second and final reading, and on motion by King
seconded by Stevens'. -same was passed and adopted by the following
vote;
AYES; Councilmen Huston, Stevens, King, Conrad.
NOES; Councilmen — None.
Absent;Councilman Marion.
Detr�atids
Demands approved by the Finance Committee were ordered paid
on motion by Stevens seconded by Huston.
Golf Co ars e
The Clerk informed the Council that the Huntington Beach
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Lease Company had returned the sub —lease of the golf course, objecting
to the clause in which the city is to get a percentage of the net
revenue. On motion by Huston seconded by King the matter was
referred to the City Attorney to revise in accordance with the T
wishes of the Huntington Beach Company.
Lamp contract On motion by Stevens seconded by King, the lamp contract
for the year May lst, 1933 to April 30th, 1934 was awarded to
W. Frank Helm of Huntington Beach. Bids were received from
¢. G. Ward, Willis H. Warner, R.E.McIntosh, Bales Electric Co., A
all at the same rate and on the same terms of 27% discount on
original package lots and 17% discount on broken packages,
based on a $1,200.00 per year consumption.
Reso] -
ution The Clerk read Resolution No. 685 directing the City
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Attorney to start action. to quiet title d-fi tideland lease held
by the Pacific Exploration Co., and.on motion by Stevens seconded
by Huston same was passed and adopted by the following vote;
AYES; Councilmen Huston, Stevens, King, Conrad.
NOES; Councilmen — None
ABSENT; Councilman Marion.
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Beer
Applications
Bids for
Beach Carup
lease
Derricks
Dog Lice_lss
Beer Lic--use
Orui ance
The following applications to sell beer were received and
ordered filed: D.D.Coplin, A.B.McDonald, Geo. J. Dench, A.L.O ber,
J.A.Insley.
This being the date set by the Council for examining bids
for leasing a portion of the city owned beach for a camp ground,
the Clerk informed the Council that no bids had been received.
Euilding Inspector Overmyer stated that he is still
making inspection of bad order derricks.
Councilman King informed the Council that a number of
complaints were being made on account of stray dogs without license.
Matter referred to the license collector.
The matter of submitting a beer license ordinance was
deferred until 10:00 AM, Tuesday April 18th, 1933•
On motion by King seconded by Huston the Council adjourned
until 10:00 AM Tuesday, April 18th, 1933.
City Clerk and Ex—o icio Clerk of the
City Council.
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City erk. Mayor
M I N U T E S
City Hall, Tuesday April 18th, 1933.
Pursuant to adjournment of April 17th, the City Council
met and was called to order at 10:00 AM by Mayor Conrad.
Councilmen present; Huston, Stevens, King, Co mad.
Councilmen absent: Marion.
Ord. �362 The Clerk gave Ordinance No. 362, regulating the licensing
and sale of beer and other alcoholic liquors its fiisIreading at
this time.
The application of Walter Cooper for license to sell beer was
ordered filed.
On motion by King seconded by Huston the Council adjourned
until 10:00 AM Tuesday, April 25th __1933.
City Clerk an ex -of. icio C eric
the City Council.
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City Clerk.