1933 APR 17 CC MIN166 6.
El Segundo, California.
April 17th, 1933.
An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of E1
Segundo, California, was called to order at 7 :00 o'clock P. M. on the
above date, in the Council chamber of the City Hall of said City, by
Peter E. Binder, kieyor.
ROLL CALL,
Councilmen Present: Cerow, Brimmel, Selby and Mayer Binder.
Councilmen Absent: Love.
By general consent the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting
was dispensed with.
WRRITTIM COUMNICATIONS.
The following communications were read and disposed of as indicated:
J. OLIVER BRISON, City Clerk, Long Beach, copy of a resolution adopted
by the City Council of the City of Long Beach, expressing appreciation of
the services of all who participated in emergency relief work immediately
following the earthquake, March 10th, 1933. Ordered filed.
ROBERT H. NEELY, Mayor, City of West Covina, inviting officials of the
City of El Segundo to a meeting of the Los Angeles County League of
Municipalities, to be held in said City, Thursday, April 20th, 1933. By
general consent the Iriayor and the City Clerk were delegated to attend said
meeting, no other Councilmen being able to do so.
SPECIES. ADVISORYY COMMITTEE, Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
dated April 6th, 1933, advising of the adoption of a resolution by said
committee respecting its policy when making loans in communities affected
by the recent earthquake; urging inclusion into the building codes of the
respective cities of structural recommendations prepared by recognized
authorities to improve earthquake resistent construction. A copy of the
recommendation accompanied the communication and was delivered to the
Building Inspector.
ORAL COUMICATIONS.
Mr. W. h. Morgan requested the Council to consider the re- employment
of men recently laid off by the City, drawing attention to the fact that
Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid has been withdrawn and that therefore
these men have been without employment for some time.
mr. j. C. hullibarger called attention to the fact that unemployed in
E1 Segundo appear to be discriminated against in the matter of stabilisation
employment, as it has come to his attention that men from other districts
appear to be more favored, some seeming to have almost steady employment.
Mr. W. Hyde addressed the Council in the same vein, stating that the
situation is becoming acute and that much distress will result if many
local men are not given employment in the very near future..
,.rho Mayor advised the gentlemen that the matter is being investigated
seriously and he requested that they be present at the council meeting to
be held April 19th, 1933, by which time the Council hopes to be able to
make its decision as to its ability to assist further in the matter.
None.
None.
None.
REPORIS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND SPECIAL COMKI`1'11ES.
UNFINISyD BUSINSSS.
,...
PAYING BILLS.
'The following demands, having had the approval of the Committee on
Finance and Records, were read:
water
works Fund
Standard Oil Company of Cal.
16.45
So, Calif. Edison Co.
408.20
So. Calif. Telephone Co.
10.25
Pacific Mill & Mine Supply Co.
11.57
- -Los Angeles Rubber 6tamp Co.
2.07
Mike Roncevich
6.40
Mike Roncevich
6.40
C. Crownover
12.80
E, G. Elliott
44.64
D. Boyer
34.72
H. A. Steinbiser
3.20
J. C. Osborne
44.64
TOTAL
$601.34
b, 167
General Fund
So. Calif. Blue Print Co.
General Fund
A.
Cando
4096
G.
Turney
39.68
J.
Schoening
39.68
M.
Rahan
44064
J.
Martin
32.24
A.
H. Green
44.64
K.
Be Campbell
49.60
J.
Burgher
48.00
C.
Angle
44164
J.
Schoening
4.96
J.
Burgher
18.00
A.
Ewan
4.34
C.
Dinwiddie
4.96
J.
R. Tyler
2.79
b, 167
General Fund
So. Calif. Blue Print Co.
15.14
Standard Oil Co. of Cal.
2.60
Ditto Incorporated
5.15
So. Calif. Gas Company
16.06
Builders Material Co.
10.15
Ira Be Escobar
18.68
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co.
.35
E1 Segundo Cooperative
Workers
10.00
So. Calif. Edison Co. Ltd.
28.05
So. Calif. Edison Co. Ltd.
157.14
So. Calif. Edison Co. Ltd.
5.18
So, Calif. Edison Co. Ltd.
30.17
So. Calif. Telephone Co.
57.76
T. Bray
4.96
M. Zivalic
14.88
A. Siebken
39.68
D. Raynor
42.16
J. Powers
44.64
W. Henry
39068
F. L. Gregory
48.00
A. Bogen
44.64
D. Boyer
4996
W. Alles
24.80
G. Turney
14.88
C. Grabill
4.34
L. D. Hays
4.96
Be Weatherfield
9.30
W. A. Callahan 4.96
1086.40
TOTAL
Moved by Councilman Krimmel, seconded by Councilman Selby, that the
demands be allowed and warrants drawn on and paid out of the respective
funds covering the same. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Gerow, Krimmel, Selby and Mayor Binder.
Noes: Councilmen None,
Absent: Councilman Love.
NEW BUSINESS.
The Chief of Police advised the Council that during the week a dog
afflicted with rabies had been running at large and had bitten and /or probably
inoculated at least twenty -eight other dogs in the community, this number
having actually been found by the Health Department. He stated that the
offending dog had been killed by the Police Department and the owners of the
other dogs had been served with notices to keep the same isolated for a period
of ninety days.
It appearing that not less than eight persons had in some way come in
contact with the animals bitten by the rabid dog, and It appearing also that
the situation is ons.requiring immediate drastic action, it was moved by
Councilman Selby, seconded by Councilman Gerow, that the Health Officer be and
he is• hereby directed to make immediate investigation respecting the advisability
of a quarantine on dogs within the City of El Segundo and to make his recommenda-
tions to this Council at his very earliest opportunity. Carried by the following
vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Gerow, Krimmel, Selby and Mayor Binder,
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilman Love.
No further business appearing to be transacted at this meeting, it was
moved by Councilman Gerow, seconded by Councilman Selby, that the meeting adjourn.
Carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Approved:
Mayes City" Cl _
Mayor. r