1920 JUN 02 CC MINEl Segundo, Cal. June 2, 1920.
A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of L1
Segundo was called to order at 7 :30 o'clock P. !,.. on the above date,
in the Council Cha�ber of the City Hall, by Carl T;. Rue _er, president
of the Board.
ROLL CALL.
Trustees Present: Binder, Bryson, Davis, S:ailey and Eueger.
Trustees Absent: ..,one.
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The minutes of the regular meeting held on the 26th day of luny,
1j20, were read. iyo errors or omissions appearing, it was moved by
Trustee Bryson, seconded by 'Trustee 3inder, that the minutes be
approved as read. Carried.
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Trustee Bryson, of the 1'u.blic 7orks Committee, reported that
rye Lad obtained the consent of the Standard Oil Company for one of
their departments to construct two concrete electroliers to be erected
on the 'Westerly terminus of Grand Avenue and the matter was left
in `2 'rustee 3ryson's hands for attention.
REPORTS OY 323C IAL
Trustee Bryson, of the Public Service Committee, reported that
specifications for cesspools and septic tanks had been drawn by him,
but were not now on his person and would be presented at a future
:,aeetin7.
Trustee 3inder of the 2ablic Service Com:�ittee reported that
his com:?iittee favored the issuance of a permit to ..r. O'Brien to
conduct a motion picture theatre in a tent for a limited time.
:coved by Trustee 31yson, seconded by Trustee 3inder, that permission
be granted L_-A, O'Brien to erect a tent in a location out side
the limits of _2ire District ibo. 1 and to conduct therein for a period
of three months from date a motion picture theatre; the operator's
booth or enclosure housing all projecting machines and used in
connection with said theatre to be constructed in accordance with
State laws and to the satisfaction of the Building Inspector and sire
Chief of the City of L1 Segundo. Carried.
Trustee Davis reported that he had nbt arranged for the tuning
of the piano in the auditorium and by general consent he was in-
structed to have the matter attended to when there is a piano tuner
in t own.
Ui +��IiilS�i�D �USIi1LSS.
The subject of an ordinance regulating the moveent and parking
of vehicles, which was initiated at the last regular meeting, was again
discussed and referred to the City Attorney with instructions to
prepare a tentative ordinance.
The City Attorney reported that in connection with obtaining a
deed from the ;dark :state for a portion of ground in the Eastern
section of the City to be used for road purposes, that he had been
in conversation with J. B. Haight, Administrator of the said
Estate, who advised him that the deed had been sent to the various
heirs for signature and that he did not understand why it has not
peen returned. He is to review his correspondence in the matter
and later advise the City Attorney, who will again report to the
Board.
The City Engineer presented to the Board a profile of the
proposed grade on Penn Street, between Llariposa and Palm Avenues.
Following perusal of the same by the Board, it was moved by Trustee
Bryson, seconded by Trustee Smiley, that the plan for an official
grade on Penn Street, between Palm and 1.1ariposa Avenues as submitted
by the City Engineer be, and the same is hereby approved and the said
City Engineer is hereby authorized and instructed to set curb and
sidewalk stakes for the property owners on said street when requested
so to do. Carried.
2AYI1, s BILLS.
The following demands, having
been approved by the Committee on
2inance and Records, were
read:
Carl . Raeger
15.00
Clark S. Green
10.00
Richard 2. Davis
15.00
Dr. R. Seldon Anthony
15.00
Peter E. Binder
15.00
D. C. Lewis
50.00
C. Bryson
15.00
A. R. Gunn
175.00
Alfred Li. Smiley
15.00
Arthur 11. Cory
40.00
Victor D. IylcCarthy
175.00
A. A. Atkins
14.10
Neva -4., Elsey
22.75
C. A. Richardson
5.00
14inta Curtzwiler
25.00
Paul Sterpo
5.00
Clyde Bloodworth
75.00
M. r. Brazil
90.00
H. J. Barber
25.00
H. iW. re
60.00
Clark S. Green
50.00
A. durillo
22.03
Clark S. Green
21.00
A. Cendo
23.50
G. T. L'attingly
110.00
J. Perrish
4.70
H. C. Radney
5.00
C. T. Ainsworth
72.00
Frank Dyer
5.00
L. Gutysh
83.26
G. T. 11attingly
15.00
W. H. Calloway
94.63
E. organ
25.00
M. B. Llukuche
57.28
E1 Segundo ',later Co.
26.57
Chas. Pettit
57.28
s . ;;thel E. „iattingly
1.00
J. Cerda
57.28
P. D. Gardner
36.86
C. Denton
5.28
Victor D. i.�cCarthy
.38
A. I6�iller
71.87
L. Quillen
47.88
Henry Eagle
20.00
E. i . Hans ,)n
62.44
;1. E. Williams
268/00
E. E. Hanson
13.50
Total
42195.25
A. T. R�.
39.66
S. +Iiy.
37.00
.L by Trustee Binder, seconded by Trustee Bryson
that the
-owed
demands be allowed and warrants drama on the General �Iund
for the same.
Carried oy the following
vote:
ayes: `trustees
Binder, Bryson, Davis, Smiley and
Rueger.
noes: i; one
Absent: lone.
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The matter of shellacing the linoleum in the City hall Lobby
was referred to Trustee Davis for attention.
It appearing that certain additions should be made to the band
stand, namely - the
stairs, arrangements
general consent the
construction of a handrail on either side of the
for illumination and having the floor oiled, by
matter was referred to the Public Service Con- ittee,
Trustee Rueger stated that a number of members of the various
lodges using the Auditorium had complained to him that it is difficult
to hear and understand persons speaking in the Auditorium whenever there
is a large assemblage in the room and that -t::ey requested the
installation of sounding wires to remedy the trouble. The matter was
referred to Trustee Davis for investigation.
Trustee Binder stated that a number of property owners on Borth
_.ain Street, anxious to construct sidewalks and curbs, desire the city
to remove surplus earth from. in front of their premises to brin~ the
same to official grade. After discussion, it was moved 'by Trustee
Davis, seconded by Trustee Bryson that the matter of removing dirt
between the official curb lines and existing street line on the West
side of I.1ain Street between - 4alnut Avenue and Collin-Wood Street oe
referred to the City engineer for investigation and that he be
instructed to report at the next meetin. - Carried.
Loved by '!'rustee Binder, seconded by _,rustee Bryson, that 1-iss
i.�. "r_alley be granted free use of the City Hall Auditorium - oetereen the
hours of 4:00 o'clock and 6:00 o'clock P. L. on June 15th, 19200
for the purpose of giving a musical recital. Carried.
;o further business appearing, it �,as moved by �'rustee Smiley,
seconded by trustee Davis, that the meeting adjourn. Carried.
Respectfully submitted,
_(�-J AAC
President, Board of 317U stees.
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