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On motion by Talbert seconded by Marion, the City Controller
was authorized and directed to purchase two radio outfits for the
two police motorcycles at a cost not to exceed $75.00 per unit.
On motion by King seconded by Marion, the Council adjourned
until 7:30 P.M. Monday March 12th, 1934.
City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of
the City.Council.
Mayor
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City Hall, Monday March 12th,1934.
Pursuant to adjournment of March 5th, the.City Council met
and was called to order at 7;30 P.M. by Mayor Conrad.
Councilmen present; Marion, Stevens, King, Conrad.
Councilmen absent; Talbert.
Lyndon Wells addressed the Council relative to installing
flooring in the Horseshoe Club house and suggested that perhaps
wooden flooring would be more economical than a composition flooring.
Whereupon a representative of the Huntington Beach Lumber Company
submitted a bid of 4$107.00 for pine flooring to cover the club room
and sun room floors.
The City Clerk presented and read bid of the Special Service
Flooring Corporation to furnish material -and labor to cover the two
floors with 1/8 inch Tile-tex, sun room $58.00 and club room $110.00,
delivery within one month. The matter was deferred until next
meeting of the Council to allow local dealers to submit bids on
composition flooring.
City Engineer Overmyer presented a sketch of proposed Neon
lighting sign for the tent city entrance, same to be installed by the
Neon Corporation at a cost of $$185.00 including maintenance and
service for a period of twelve months. This matter was referred to
the Beach and Pier Committee for its recommendation.
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City Engineer Overmyer informed the Council that County
Engineer Nat Neff had informed him that the county was making
application to the Southern pacific Railway to straighten and
widen the crossing at Main Street and Garfield.
Dogs - The Clerk read a letter from Dr. K. H. Sutherland of
licensed
the Orange County Health Department recommending that the Council
take steps to have all dogs licensed within the City limits and
suggesting that if the City police staff could not undertake the
work that the county might be able to assist the City in this work.
The matter was referred to the police and Fire Committee for its
recommendation.
Vital statistic-- On motion by King seconded by Stevens, the local registrar
fees
was authorized to collect and retain all fees in connection with
the office of vital statistics in Huntington Beach.
Councilman At -this time, 7:45 P.M , Councilman Talbert arrived and
Talbert
arrives took his seat at the council table.
Matter of painting the Horseshoe Club house was deferred
until next meeting.
Lease - Mr. Osborne, representing the Graham Loftus Company, sub -
witted to the Council a proposed oil and gas lease covering the
City's dump ground. After a short consultation with the Oil
Committee, Chairman Marion of that committee requested further
time in which to study the proposed lease. Matter laid over until
a later meeting of the City Council.
Sepaer Crossing Following motion by Talbert- that the Mayor and City Clerk
on Ocean Ave. be authorized and directed to execute an agreement with the pacific
Electric Railway Company providing for a sewer crossing across
Ocean Avenue approximately 80 feet easterly of the easterly line
of First Street. Motion seconded by Stevens, put and carried
unanimously.
Bids for The Clerk read bids for furnishing the City with gasoline
asoli ne
for the coming year beginning April 4th as submitted by the
Standard*0il Company and the Union Oil Company, same were referred
to the Finance Committee.
Road The Clerk read a letter from the State of California Road
Department in which objection was raised to the exclusion of the
30 root strip along Ocean Avenue and with the request that the
City Council adopt a resolution similar to the one submitted by
the State. The matter was referred to the City Attorney for his
recommendation.
Caretaker- On motion by Talbert seconded by Stevens, the Mayor and
tent city
City Clerk were authorized and directed to execute on behalf of the
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City an agreement employing W. C. Hopkins and Ann C. Hopkins as
caretakers of the municipal tent city.
Mayor. Conrad The Clerk read the resignation of Mayor -Councilman E.G.
resigns
Conrad and on motion by Talbert seconded by Ring, the matter was
taken under advisement until next meeting of the City Council
at 11:00 A.M. Wednesday March 14tn, 1934.
On motion by -King seconded by Talbert, the Council ad-
journed until 11:00 A.M. Wednesday March 14th, 1934.
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