1946 DEC 04 CC MINR, 506
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El Segundo, California.
• December 4, 1946.
A regular meeting -of the City Council of the City of -E1 Segundo, California,
was held'in the Council Chamber of`the City Hall of s$id'City, on the above
date, having been called to order at 7 :00 o'clock P. M. by William R. Selby,
Mayor.
ROLL CALL. .
Councilmen Present: Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and Mayor Selby.
Councilmen Absent: None.
READING OF MINUTES OF PMEYIOUS MEETING.
The minutes of the regular meeting held on the 27th day of November, 1946,
having been read, and no errors or omissions having been noted, it was moved
by Councilman Baker, seconded by Councilman Skelley, the minutes of said
meeting be approved as'recorded.' Carried.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS.
Written communications, received from the persons, firms or corporations
hereinafter _named,.were.rea-- to..the Council and were disposed of in the
manner indicated, following reference to each, as follows:
ROBERT ERNFST at=, dated December 4th, 1946, being application for
Automobile for Hire Driver's Permit.
Said application appearing to be complete in all respects and the Chief
of Police having recommended the permit applied for be granted, it was moved
by Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Baker ,_thaf;,,_subjec.t -to_ the___
provisions of Ordinance No. 283 of the City of E1 Segundo, and pursuant to
the application therefor filed with this Council this date, Robert SMi`est
Geier be and he is hereby granted a permit to drive, operate or be in charge
of any passenger carrying or motor propelled vehicle defined in said ordinance;
provided, however, this Council reserves the right to revoke the permit
herein granted, when, in its discretion, such revocation would appear to be
in the public interest. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen.Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and Mayor Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: CBuncilmen None.
WAR DEPARTMENT, UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, dated 25 November 1946,
advising that application has been made by Mr. R. L. Duni, 4244 59th Street,
Los Angeles, for War Department permit to construct mooring facilities in
the East Basin, Los Angeles Inner Harbor, Wilmington, California, and stating
that interested persons are invited to inspect drawing of the proposed work
and submit, in writing, any objections based on navigation interests only,
on or before 11 a. m., Thursday, 5 December, 1946., Ordered filed.
WAR DEPARTMENT., UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, dated 25 November, 1946,
advising that application has been made by Southern California Edison Company,
Ltd., for War Department permit to construct two 10 -foot reinforced concrete
intake and discharge pipe lines in Santa Monica Bay, approximately 110 feet
northerly of Redondo Breakwater, at Redondo Beach, California; stating that
drawing of the proposed work are on file in the said United States Engineer's
Office, and that interested persons are invited to inspect said drawing and
submit, in writing, on or before 11 a. m. Thursday, 5 December, 1946, any
objections they may have to said work, based on navigation interests only.
Ordered filed.
WILEY TIFFIN, dated November 28th, 1946; and
JAMES EDWARD BUSSEY, dated December 4, 1946; each being application for
employment by the City of El Segundo. Ordered filed..,-
MRS. ETHEL PEAL, dated December 2, 1946, being application to park a
house trailer in.the rear of the - premises at-114 Sierra Street, E1 Segundo.
The Budding Inspector having inspected said trailer and having made
his report to this Council that said trailer is not satisfactory and
recommending that the permit be not granted, it was,moved-by,Councilman
Peterson, seconded by Councilman Baker, that the application.of Mrs..Ethel
Peal to park a house trailer in the rear of the premises at 114 Sierra
Street, El Segundo, be rejected. Carried.
'WILLIAM A. KRUEGER, and three others, dated December 4, 1946, a petition,
requesting that the acreage fronting on both sides of the extension of
Walnut Avenue east of Penn Street, E1 Segundo, be included -in multiple dwelling
zone (R -3). By general consent the petition was ordered filed until such
time as the Council gives consideration to zoning matters.
MRS. J. M. COLLINS, dated December 3, 1946, requesting that the Council
give.consideration to the.reducing of the ttWunt, of•.sgaare.footage required
for dwellings which might be constructed on lots located in-the northwest
portion of the City and which are 134,03 ft, x 285 feet, so that four houses
might be built on these lots instead of two. By general consent the
request was filed until such time as the Council takes up the matter of.
zoning.
W.X L. SANDERS, dated•11 /29/46, being request for permit to. move a.
one story frame building,-.from its present location '# Santa Monica to a
location at 137 Sierra Street, in the City of -E1 Segunyjo.
The City Clerk having reported that all necessary permit fees had been
paid and deposits made, and -the Buildin Inspector having reported he would
recommend the - permit be granted,,,_- permittee making certain
alterations in said building,•it was moved by Councilman Baker, seconded by
Councilman Peterson, the following resolution be adopted:
r� s RESQ ,i�Ei�,l�at.p!1a�c:L.Sanders be and he is- hereby granted
permission to.move_a one story frame building,_from its present.
location in Santa Monica toga location at 137 Sierra Street,
El Segundo, provided said permittee shall, make alterations in
said building as recommended by the.Building-Inspector of.the.
City of E1 Segundo., During the course of said.removal, said
building shall be routed south on Sepulveda Boulevard to El
Segundo Boulevard, thence West on El Segundo Boulevard to Sierra
Street; thence North on Sierra Street to 137.Sierra Street.
It is provided further, that said permittee shall..notify the
Police Department of the City of El Segundo of the commencement
of moving operations within:said City not less than thirty.
minutes prior thereto, so as to permit said Department to afford. -
traffic protection during such removal.operation; the work.
otherwise to be prosecuted and completed to the satisfaction of
the Street Superintendent and the Building Inspe'ctor,.,of the City -
of E1 Segundo.
The foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and Mayor Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None.
MRS. �,HARLES LANE, dated December 4, 1946, being application to occupy
a house trailer at 230 Penn Street, E1 Segundo.
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The Acting Building Inspector having endorsed upon said application
his recommendation that the permit applied for be not granted, it was
moved by Councilman Skelley, seconded by Councilman Peterson and unanim-
ously carried that the application of Mrs. Charles Lane, filed with this
Council this date, for a permit to maintain and occupy a house trailer
at 230 Penn Street, within the City of E1 Segundo, be rejected.
LOUIS LANE, dated December 4,'1946, requesting a permit to keep an
unoceupied house trailer on his lot at 230 -Penn Street, El Segundo.
Moved by Councilman Skelley, seconded by Councilman Baker that the
communication from Louis Lane dated December 4, 1946, presented this
Council this date be received and placed on file in the office of the
City Clerk and that said officer be instructed to inform Mr. Lane with
respect to the customary procedure in connection with the maintaining of
unoccupied.irailers'within the City of El Segundo. Carried.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr. H. V. '. 'Ouzinian addressed the Council requesting that Lot 2,
Block 98, which the Zoning Map now under consideration shows as in a
R -1 Zone, be placed instead in a R -3 Zone. He was informed by the Mayor
that his request will appear-in the Minutes of the Council and will be
considered by that Body when it considers other Zoning matters.
Mr. Carl Eaton addressed the Council relative to Lot 7, Block 102,
owned by.him, and requested that when final action is taken by the Council
respecting zoning his said lot be placed in a R -3 Zone instead of a R -1
Zone as-presently shown upon the contemplative Zoning Map of the City of
El Segundo.
Mr. Eaton was informed by the Mayor that his•request will have the
consideration -of the Council at such-time as•it considers other reasoning
requests from other_ interested property owners.
Bernard Lawler, Attorney representing General Tile Corporation,
addressed the Council stating that he had under-
stood that the list of permissive used in the "M -1" Zone of the proposed
Zoning-Ordinance for the City of E1 Segundo, now under consideration by
the City Council, would be changed so that one of -them would a0re definitely
and clearly describe his client's business; that his examination of a re-
cent revision of said proposed Zoning Ordinance-discloses that the change
has not been ina.de as agreed.'
He -was informed by the Mayor that the requested change will be made
before the proposed Zoning Ordinance is in final form.
Mr. 0.`'8: Gibbons asked what he might now do in"connection with his
intended construction of facilities appurtenant to the operation of a
trailer court on Holly Avenue adjacent to Sepulveda Boulevard, within the
City of E1 Segundo, since his suit against the 'City of El Segundo relative
to said matter -has been withdrawn.
At this point City Attorney Woodworth reported that the action of
Gibbons vs. The-City of E1 Segundo•(Superior Court Case No. 517559) had
been dismissed by the Plaintiff without prejudice, and that the action of
• Dalton & Smith vs. The City of E1 Segundq, et al(Superior Court Case
No. 517560) was still pending.
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Thereupon,, it was moved by Councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman
Peterson that the matter of the construction of facilities for the operation
of a trailer court by 0. K. Gibbons on the south side of Holly Avenue, westerly
of Sepulveda Boulevard, be referred to Public Service Commissioner and the
Acting Building Inspector for consideration and such action as in their dis-
cretion is indicated at this time, as the Council is favorably disposed with
reference to Mr. Gibbon's requests. Unanimously carried.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEE$.
Councilman Skelley informed the Council that he will attend, on Friday
next, the meeting of the Shore Line Planning Committee to be held at Long
Beach, California.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
City Attorney Woodworth at this time filed with the Council his written
report dated December 3, 1946, concerning a proposed agreement between the
County of Los Angeles and the City of E1 Segundo, respecting the hospitalization
of prisoners incarcerated in the City Jail of El Segundo, who may need hospital-
ization. He also commented thereon orally, after which it was moved by Council-
man Skelley, seconded by Councilman Baker that that certain Agreement respecting
the care by the County of Los Angeles of prisoners who require medical or surgical
treatment, necessitating hospitalization, as submitted to this Council November
27, 1946, by the County of Los Angeles and which at said date was taken under
consideration until this meeting,.be approved by this Council, that the ' "g r
9f said City be and he is hereby authorized and instructed td execute said
Agreement for and on behalf of the City of El Segundo and in its name,and the
City Clerk to attest the same, to affix the City Seal thereto, to cause delivery
thereof to be made, and when fully executed to cause one copy thereof to be
filed in his office. Carried by the following vote!
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson; Skelley, Thompson and Mayor Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None.
The City Attorney reporting with respect to the Quitclaim Deed presented
this Councilmat its last meeting by the City of Los Angeles, and requesting that
it be executed by the City of E1 Segundo, for consideration of which a certain
Superior Court Action entitled, City of Los Angeles, vs. Edwin .% Pauley, et al.
(Superior Court Case No. 520183), iF.i7l be dismissed as to the City of E1 Segundo,
stated that in view of the large number of documents to be examined necessitating
a search of records in the office of the County Recorder. he would require an
additional week within which to make a report thereon. By general consent this
matter was-taken under advisement.
Councilman Baker reporting in connection with a request heretofore re-
ceived by ti-iis Council and referred to him acid Chief of Police Hutchins for
investigation, report and recommendation, respecting the installation of boulevard
stop signs at the intersection•of Virginia Street`'and Pine Avenue, within the
City of E1 Segundo, stated that it is the Committee's recommendation that Virginia
Street be considered a semi — through street, with stops on all intersecting streets
not now controlled by boulevard stops.
_ The Council being in agreement with the report and recommendation of the
Committee, it was moved by Council;= Baker, seconded by Councilman Skelley that
if and when the Ordinance -proposed to be adopted respecting the creation of
traffic stops at streets intersectin Vi i Street, within the City of E1
Segundo, not.so presently controlledi�ti�e'Chief of Police. be authorized to
procure and cause to be erected, appropriate traffic signs at all intersections
on Virginia Street requiring traffic control signs.
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Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilman Baker,
Selby.
Noes: .Councilmen None.
Absent:- Councilmen None.
Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and•Mayor•
Councilman Skelley made reference to the erection and illumination
of a Christmas 'Tree in the center of Grand Avenue, easterly of Main Street.
In discussing the Natter it developed that the Escobar Ford Agency would
permit the use of its facilities, without cost to the City, for the
lighting of a tree at said location,'but it developed also that wiring
for outside lighting appears not bo be available at tiLis time.
Councj loran Skelley recommended that a sixteen to twenty foot tree
be procured and be aluminum sprayed, which spraying Milliken Chevrolet
had agreed to do without cost to the City, and flood lighted from beneath
by using certain flood light facilities now in storage at the Municipal
Vlarehouse,
The Council was in.agreement with the suggestion that a lighted'
Christmas Tree be installed at the intersection before indicated, follow-
ing which it was moved by Councilman Skelley, seconded by Councilman
Thompson that the sum of not to exceed 00.00 for the purpose of purchasing
a Christmas Tree for erection in the center of Grand Avenue, easterly of
Main Street; `for display purposes during the Christmas Holiday Season, be
and the same is hereby allowed. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson,-Skelley, Thompson and Mayor
Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None. '
Absent: Councilmen None.
Councilman Shelley informed the Council that the City may purchase
barnyard fertilizer at the cost of ;1.00 per cubic yard, delivered in
E1 Segundo, and.in view of the needs of the Parks Department of the City
of El Segundo for this material, he recommended that the City take advan-
tage of its opportunity and purchase a quantit;T of said fertilizer and
store the same on property owned by the City at the southeast corner of
Center Street and East Grand Avenue.
;moved by Councilman Baker, seconded by Councilman Skelley that the
Park Superintendent of the City of E1 Segundo be and he is hereby authorizOd
to purchase baxnuar`d fertilizer in such amounts and at such times as in his
judgment is required, �-.t a cost not to "exceed X1.00 per cubic yard, delivered
in E1 Segundo for storage at such location or locations as may be designated
by said Park Superintendent. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and Mayor Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None.
UNFINISHED BUSI!ZSS
Moved•by Councilman Baker, seconded by Councilman Peterson that
Ordinance No. 304, entitled;
AN ORDINAKCE OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO.. CALIFORIIA,
AMEI.DING ORDINANCE NO. 204 OF SAID CITY, ENTITLED:
"AI. ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA,
REGULATING TRAFFIC UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES,
ALLEYS, THOROUGHFAE ;S AND PLACES '.+ITHIN SAID CITY
AIM REPEA:.II.G ALL ORDINANCES AIZ PARTS OF ORDINANCES
IN CONFLICT THERE.'IITH. ", AS AMENDED, BY ADDING TWO
NE;,; SUBDIVISIONS TO SECTIOE' 80 THEREOF, TO B.1,; KId0.;N
i�S SUBDIVISIONS "L" AND "1v ",
• _ which was introduced acrd read at a regular meeting of this Council ld
Novemb r 27, 1946, and re -read at this meeting, be adopted. Car ri by
the fo oWinr vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and yor Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None. -
PAYING BILLS.
The follov�in demands having had the-approval of th Committee on
Finance and Records were read:
General Fun
later 4orks Fund
Pay Roll Demand P10. 5459 to
Pay 11 Demand No. 11570 to
54612, Inc.
$1,037.97
P 11580, Inc.
$788.90
Pay Roll Demand No. 54613
' to Curtzwiler, City Treas. 70,90
54626, Inc.
1,336.30
to Curtzwiler, City Treas. 18.25
Pay Roll Demand No. 54627 to
tate Employees' Ret.System
48.77
54653, Inc.
2,082.69
State Employees' Ret.System
53.93
Linta Curtzwiler,Cit1 Treas.
461.70
Logan R. Cotton
87.50
L:inta Curtzwiler, City Treas.
47.5
Richfield Oil Corporation
4.73
State Employees' Ret.S`Tstem
341.
Crane Company
4.90
Richfield Oi1.C6rporation.
224
Howard Supply Company
37.77
Standard._SportiAg .Goods,Company
1 .96
The Lighthouse, Inc.
28.70
Victor D. LeCarthy, City Clerk
6.40
Crane Company
105.69
national Fire Protection Ass'n..
.00
Carl Wilson
40.00
'u;. P. Fuller & Co.
2 32
City of E1 Segundo
288.06
Gordon Whitnall
100.
El Segundo Hardware
6:27
F. E. Dine
35.
Industrial Sta. & Prtg. Co.
35.50
Inglewood Humane Society
50.75
R. H. Baker & Co.Inc.
27.93
rim. Hancock
3.90
Braun Corporation
34.85
Edna E. Leland
9.00
and Supply Co.
149.17
Master Pest Control.
9.50
rd Chemical Co.
241.85
C. 0. Sparks & Liundo Eng. Com y'
29.57
Total- - - -
$2073.67
J. +;. Brace
72.80
The Electric.Shop
3.50
Recreation Fund
General Paint Corporation
8.12
Industrial Sta. & Prtg. C .
5.13
Ethel G bb
$46.30
El Segundo Hardware
28.01
Macpherso Leather Go.
62.89
Gordon C. Hackett, M.D
5.00
Russo Leat er & Findings Co.
34.75
Grimes- Stassforth Sta Co.
7.48
Leather Sup y Co.
20.52
Liecca- Freese, Inc.
4.75
otal - - - - -
X164.46
E.B. Harris Lbr.'Co pany
12.06
So. California Edi on Co.
19.98
Pens' n Fund
Eckdahl Auto Part Co.
9.82
Total - - - - - -
$6013033
State Employees' t.System
4"306.47
State Employees' R .System
19.13
;325.60
Lib ry Fund
Libcary F
Mary Halley
:144.58
Victor D. McCarthy
423.34
Dorothea F'tzgerald
123.58
Mir_ta Curtzwifer,City T as.
31.25
tars. Ora almer
2.39
'.`inta Curtzwiler, City Tre s.
47.10..
State loyees' Ret. System
28.03
Gaylord-Brothers
35.00
State ployees' Ret. System
28.07
So.Calif. Gas.Company
3.50
So. C if. Telephone Co.
3.00
Curtis Publishing Co.
8.00
Fact On -File
36.00
Doubleday & Co. Inc.
7.18
The R. Huntting Company
3.97
J. A. Owens
.28
En yclopaedia Britannica, Inc.
5.90
The Los hngeles News Co.
10 59
Vandrrants rung Library Fund
Jean Kar 43.55 Victor D. McCarthy,City C 4.48
Gaylord hers, Inc. 1.11 The H.R. Huntting Co. 2.35
Farrell g Corporation 3.00 _
Lelah E. 100.00 Total'- - - - $751.65
Movncil.man Thompson, seconded by councilman Bak , the demands
be allowrrants ordered drawn on and paid out of the spective
funds c osane. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Coun 'linen Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thomp n and Mayor
Selby
Noes: Counci en None.
,absent: Counci en None.
NEW BUSINESS.
tit this point, Peter E. Binder, Chairman Ve eran Affairs Co..rmittee of
.the City of El Segundo sug ested the immediate ppointment of a manager
for the Veterans' Housing P oject in the City f E1'Segundo, and recommended
that Lrs. Evelyn Pyelk be app inted to fill t is position.
Following discussion it s moved by ouncilman•Peterson, seconded by
Councilman Thompson that the fo owing r solution be adopted:
RESOLVED, that effective at dnioht, December 4, 1946,
and continuing until the' furt e order of this Council, and
subject to any and all rules a d regulations lawfully appli
cable to 6uch matters, Evel L Nelk be and 'she is hereby
appointed and designatedas ous ng Manager of the local '
Veteran Housing Project in he Ci y of El Segundo, to perform
the duties and obligatio' pertain* g to the management of
said.project as contempl ted under he rules and regulations
thereto above referred o;
tiND, BE IT FURTH RESOLVED, that said Evelyn L. Nelk, as
such Housing Manager shall receive a there shall be paid to
.her the sum of X50. 0 pez• month as com nsation in full for- all
service. so render d; said compensation o continue until the
further order of his Council. '
The foregoing reso tion was adopted by the fo vying vote:
Ayes: Co cilmen Baker- Peterson, Skell e 'kr, Thomp'son and Mayor -
S by.
Noes: ouncilmen None.
bbsent: Councilmen None. '
At th's point, City :engineer Hutchins informed th Council that.
the fore, n of construction on the E1 Segundo 'Federal H using Project
had del' ered to him the keys to the six units erected n the ivest side
of.Euc yptus Drive and that they are now ready for occup ncy, except that
stove and ice boxes have not been installed, but that the have been
orde ed and their delivery is anticipated.
No further business appearin.- to be transacted at this eting, it
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as oved, by Councilr..an Srell.ey, seconded by Councilman Baker, the
meeting adjourn. Carried.
Respectfully sub..-dtted,
Cit;, Clerk.
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which was introduced and read at a regular meeting of this Council held
November 27, 1946, and re -read at this meeting, be adopted. Carried by the
following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and Mayor Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None. -
Moved-by Councilman Baker, seconded by Councilman Skelley and unanimously
carried, that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare an ordinance amending
the traffic ordinance, making provision for the following additional stop signs.,
to -wit:
The intersection of Virginia Street with Imperial Highway
The intersection of Virginia Street with Acacia Avenue
The intersection of Virginia Street with Walnut Avenue
The intersection of Virginia Street with Sycamore Avenue
The intersection of Virginia Street with Maple Avenue
The intersection of Virginia Street with Oak Avenue
The intersection of Virginia'Street with Pine Avenue
The intersection of Virginia Street with Holly Avenue
The intersection of Virginia Street with Franklin Avenue
and present the same to this Council for its consideration.
PAYING BILLS.
The following demands, having had the approval of the Committee on Finance
and Records, were read:
Water Works Fund General Fund
Pay Roll Demand No. 11570 to
Pay Roll Demand No. 54595 to
11580, Incl.
$788.90
54612, Incl. 512037.97
Minta Curtzwiler, City Treas.
70.90
Pay Roll Demand No. 54613 to
Minta Curtzwiler, City Treas.
18.25
546262 Incl. 1036.30
State Employees' Ret. System
•48.77
Pay Roll Demand No. X4627 to
State Employees' Ret. System
53.93
54693, Incl. 2,082.69
Logan R. Cotton
87.50
14i.nta Curtzwiler, City Treas.
461.70
Richfield Oil Corporation
4.73
Minta Curtzwiler, City Treas.
47.50
Crane Company
4.90
State Employees' Ret. System
341.98
Howard Supply Company
37.77.
Richfield Oil Corporation
224.14
The Lighthouse, Inc.
28.70
Standard Sporting Goods Co.
10.96
Crane Company
105.69
Victor D. McCarthy, City,Clerk
26.40
Carl Wilson
40.00
National Fire Protection Assn,
1.00
City of E1 Segundo
288.06
W. P. Fuller & Co.
20.32
El Segundo Hardware
6.27
Gordon Whitnall
10000
Industrial Stationery & Prtg.
CO-35-50
F. E. Dine
35.00
R. H. Baker & Co. Inc.
27.93
Inglewood Humane Society
50.75
Braun Corporation
34.85
Wm. Hancock
3,90
Howard Supply Co.
149.17
Edna E. Leland
9,00
Mefford Chemical Co.
241.85
Master Pest Control
9.50
TOTAL
$2073;67
C. 0. Sparks & Mundo Eng. Co.
29.57
J. W. Brace
72,80
Recreation
Recreation Fund
Ethel Grubb-
The - Electric Shop
General
3.50
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Macpherson Leather Co.
.30
62.89
Paint Corp.
Industrial Sta. & PfInting Co.
8,12
5.13
Russo Leather & Findings Co.
34.75
El Segundo Hardware
28.01
Leather Supply Co.
20.52
Gordon_C._Hackett,.M. -D.-
-5.,00
TOTAL
$164-46
Grimes - Stassforth Stat. Co.
7.48
Mecca - Freese, Inc.
4.75
Pension Fund
State Employees' Ret. System $306-47
E. B. Harris Lbr. Co.
So. Calif. Edison Co.
12.06
State Employees' Ret. System
19-13
Eckdahl Auto Parts Co.
19.98
9.82
TOTAL
$325.60'
TOTAL $6013-33
Moved by Councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman Baker, the
demands be allowed and warrants ordered drawn on and paid out of•the respective
funds covering the same. Carried by the following vote: „
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson and Mayor
Selby.
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None.
NEW BUSINESS..
At this point, Peter E. Binder,'C hairman, Veteran Affairs.Committee of
the City of E1 Segundo, suggested the immediate appointment of a manager for
the Veterans' Housing Project in the City of El Segundo, and recommended that
Mrs. Evelyn Nelk be appointed to fill this position.
Following discussion, it was moved by Councilman Peterson, seconded by
Councilman Thompson, that the following.resolution be adopted:
RESOLVED, that•effective at midnight, December..4,,1946,
and continuing until the further order of this Council,:and
subject to any and all rules and regulations lawfully Applicable
to such matters, Evelyn L. Nelk be and she is,hereby appointed
and designated as Housing Manager of the local Veteran Housing
Project in the City of EL Segundo, to- ,perform the.duties and
obligations pertaining to the management of said project as
contemplated under the rules and regulations thereto above
referred to;
AND, BE IT FURTHER.RESOLVED, that said Evelvn.L.r.,Nelk,.as
such Housing Manager, shall receive and there.shall be paid ,to:
her the sum of $50.00 per month as compensation in full for all
services so rendered; said compensation to continue until the
further, order of this Counoil:- "�-
The foregoing resolution was adopted by the following votes
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Peterson, Skelley, Thompson ,and Mayor-Selby,
Noes: Councilmen None.
Absent: Councilmen None.
At this point, City Engineer Hutchins informed the Council that.the
'foreman of construction on the F1 Segundo Federal Housing Project had
'delivered to him the keys to the six units erected on the west side -of
eucalyptus Drive and that they are now ready for occupancy, except.that
.'stoves.and ice boxes have-not been installed, but that they have been ordered
and their delivery is anticipated.
No further business appearing to be transacted at..this meeting, -it
'was moved by Councilman Skelley, seconded`by`Councilman Baker, the meeting
adjourn. Carried. -•�
Respeettplly "Submi�ted,
, 'Approved : ,
. Mayor• �