1956 JUL 09 CC MINill(' 915
El Segundo, California
July 9, 1956
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of El Segundo,
California, was held in the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City on
the above date. Prior to calling the meeting to order, those present joined
in pledging allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, followed
by a moment of silent prayer.
The meeting was then called to order by Kenneth R. Bonfield, Mayer,
the hour being 7:00 a +aleck P. M.
ROLL CALL
Councilmen Present: Baker, Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
Councilmen Absent: done.
READING OF MINUTES OF PRKVIOUS MEETING
The minutes of the special meetings hold duly 5, 1956, having been
read and no errors or omissions having been noted, it was moved by Councilman
Gordon, seconded by Councilman Baker, the minutes of said meetings be approved
as recorded. Carried.
WRITTEN COMMUNNICATIONS
Written comaaunications, received from the persons, firms or corpora-
tions, hereinafter named, were read to the Council and were disposed of in the
manner indicated, following reference to each hereinafter:
E. K. WILLIAMS and 47 others, requesting that a traffic signal be
installed at the intersection of West Grand Avenue and Whiting Street in order
to check the speed of motorists on this street and thus help to eliminate the
traffic hazard on said street. •
_Attached to said petition was a recommendation from the Chief of
Police that nothing be done at this time -due to the fact that West Grand Avenue
from the westerly city limits to Vista Del Mar will soon be relocated and an
entirely different type of traffic flow pattern will develop thereafter.
Mr. Williams stated that they had been given this information approxi-
mately a yoar ago and nothing had been done but discussion developed the fact
that work will start on this project within the next few weeks and that due to
the fact a sharp curve will occur at the entrance of Grand Avenue to the City of
El Segundo, motorists will not be able to attain a high speed coming from the
west nor entering the new highway from the east.
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Mr. Williams inquired what would be the objection to placing a stop
sign on Grand Avenue at Whiting Street and Chief of Police DeBerry stated he
had caused a survey to be made by qualified traffic engineers-who had reported
this would cause more of a traffic hazard than at present, and he recommended
against it.
After further discussion, in view of the fact that the Police Depart-
ment will shortly be augmented, the Mayor requested the Chief, during the interim
period before construction of the now highway, to place additional Police Officers
at the intersection of Whiting Street and Grand Avenue during the hours, to
which the Chief agreed.
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, dated duly 2, 1956, advising- receipt of
application of the City of El Segundo for permission to construct a public high-
way over the right of way and tracks of Pacific Electric Railway at Sheldon
Street, within the City of El Segundo, and advising the application will have
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the Commission's attention. Ordered filed.
REGIONAL PLANKING CONKLWION, dated June 280 1956, advising that
it is pleased to cooperate with the City of El Segundo in said City's request
that the Commission study highways in the South Bay area. Ordered filed.
CITY OF LONG BEACH, dated June 29, 1956, transmitting therewith,
copy of a communication addressed by said City to -the Honorable Board of
Superrisore-of the County of Los Angeles, expressing opposition to said Board's
method of financing for the operation of a Civic Auditorium and Music Center
in the downtown Los Angeles area. Ordered filed.
RUTH HOPP, CITY TREASURER, dated July 5, 1956, advising that she has
received the total sum of =18,790.68, interest on term bank accounts and U. S.
Treasury Bills for the fiscal year 1955 -56. Ordered filed.
RUTH HOPP, CITY TREASURER, dated July 5, 1956, advising that she has
received a check in amount of $55,850.31, being this City's apportionment from
the State Motor Vehicle in Lieu Tax Fund: Ordered filed.
T. B. DE BERRY, CHIEF OF POLICE, and ROBEST L. WEBB, JR., CITY ENGINEER,
dated July 3, 1956, being a report of traffic investigation surrey made by said
officials on E1•Segundo Boulevard between Whiting Street and Sepulveda Boulevard,
Rosecrans Avenue between Aviation Boulevard and the southwestern boundary of E1
$egundo, and Coast Boulevard between the northerly and southerly city limits.
Said communication recommended, in view of said investigation, that
the prima facie speed limit of 55 miles per hour presently in effect on said
highways be reduced to 35 miles per hour.
Following discussion, it was moved by Councilman Gordon, seconded by
Councilman Baker, the following resolution be adopted:
RESOLVED, that until the further order of this-Council,
the prima facie speed limit on E1 Segundo'Boulevard between
Whiting Street'-and Sepulveda Boulevard, Rosecrans Avenue,
between Aviation Boulevard and the',southwestern boundary of
El Segundo, and Coast Boulevard between the northerly and
southerly city limits; be reduced from the present fifty-five
miles per hour to'thirty -five miles per hour, and the City
Attorney be and he is hereby requested to prepare and present
to this Council an ordinance amending the present Traffic
Ordinance to effect this speed reduction.
Carried.
DEPARTMBNT'OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL, SACHAKSNTO, CALIFORNIA,
being copy of application of Bay Brothers, Inc. for- w,wholesalers -and retailers
off -sale Beer and wine License at 700 Lairport Street, E1 Segundo.
Members of the Council inquired of the Chief of Police as to the reason
for such a business in the industrial area and the Chief explained that the appli-
cation for off -sale Beer and Wine License is merely incidental to the company's
business of rectifying alcoholic beverages,at said location, whereupon the coa- _
munication was ordered filed.
COTTON & FRANCISCO, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, dated June 150 19561, being
proposal to audit the books and accounts of General Government for a fee of
$1,500oOO. -and to audit the books and accounts of the hater Department for a
fee of $900.00.
After a short discussion it was moved by Councilman Gordon, seconded
by Counoilman Baker, the following resolution be adopted:
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RESOLVED, that the communication from Cotton & Francisco,
Public Accountants, dated June 15, 1956, proposing to audit the
books and accounts of the City of El Segundo for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1956, and ending June 30, 1957, as follows:
General Government books and accounts $1,504.00; Water Depart-
ment books and accounts, $900.00, be received.and ordered placed
on file in the office of the City Clerk; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Council hereby approves
said proposal and accepts same, and that the said offer and this
acceptance thereof shall be and constitute the agreement between
said Public Accountants and the City of El Segundo.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker,
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen Norse.
Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
SOUTH BA7�NWATS COMMITTEE, dated July 5, 1956, requesting that in
the interest of closer liaison among the six members of said Committee and be-
cause of the Committeets need for technical information, the City Council ap-
point the City Engineer of the City of El Segundo as a,permatmwt~ member of the
Six Cities Highway Committee.
The Council concurring in the request, Mayor Bonfield thereupon
appointed Robert L. Webb, Jre, City Engineer of the City of El Segundo, as-a
member of said Committee.
None.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES
City Manager Sailors made reports as follows:
1. That the Fire Chief had received an invitation from Governor Knight
to attend the Governor's Conference on fire prevention, which will be held on
Monday, July 23, 1956, at Sacramento, California.
Fire Chief Freedman, who was present in the Council Chamber, elaborated
on the reason for the conference, following which it was moved by Councilman
Frederick, seconded by Councilman Gordon, the following resolution be adopted:
RESOLVED, that Leo B. Freedman, Fire Chief of the City of
El Segundo, be and he is hereby authorized to attend the Governorts
Conference on fire prevention to be held at Sacramento, Cali-
fornia, July 23, 1956, and that said official shall be reimbursed
for his actual and necessary expenses in connection therewith.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
]Foes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen-None.
2e Presented for the Councilts consideration proposed budget of the
City of E1 Segundo for the fiscal year 1956 -57.
The Council desiring to study the budget further before adoption of
same, by general consent, the matter was taken under advisement until an ad-
journed regular meeting of'the City Council to be held on Monday, July 16, 1956.
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SPECIAL ORDER OF BWSMW
The Mayor announced the hour of 7 :30 otclock P. M., which had
heretofore been fixed as the time for the continued hearing on the improve-
ment-of Eucalyptus-Drive from Maple•Avonue to Imperial Highway, under Resolu-
tion of Intention No. 1610) and he inquired of the City Clerk if any further
communications in the matter had been presented to her.
The City Clerk thereupon read to the Council the following petitions:
1. Petition of Louis H. Witt and 22 others, requesting that the
sidewalks be losated approximately 3 -1/2 feet from the outside face of the curb,
which petition represented 26.5% of the area in the assessment district;
2. Petition of Ray L. Wyatt and 19 others, requesting that the side-
walks be located contiguous to,the inside face of the curb, said petition repre-
senting 26.3% of the area in the assessment district; and
3. Petition of Rex Be Ward and 30 others, stating that the signers
have no objections to a different type of sidewalk or different size parkway on
the street opposite their promises, which petition represented 48.5% of the area
in the assessment district.
The,lhyev thou inquired if any persons in the avdience desired to ad-
dress the Council respecting the matter, and Mrs. Forrest Finney, 920 Eucalyptus
Drive, expressed opposition to the construction of contiguous sidewalks and
curbs and gave her reasons therefor. She also expressed the opinion that a
4-1/2 foot parkway would be preferable to a 3 -1/2 foot parkway inasmuch as 14
of the present 22 trees on said street would not have to be remaved, and it is
her understanding that utility poles also might not have to be moved with a
4 -1/2 foot parkway.
Messrs. Dave Meek and Arthur Schemenauer each expressed himself as
being in agreement with Mrs. Finney's statement.
Mr. Ray Wyatt, 828 Eucalyptus Drive, stated he was in favor of having
sidewalks and curbs contiguous in front of his promises.
Mr. Rex Wards 305 East Maple Avenue, inquired if the Council is going
to deviate from its original petitions which called for a 9 -1/2 foot parkway, why
it would object to a further deviation from its policy,and would not be willing
to allow a contiguous sidewalk and curb in front of his premises and those of Mr.
Wyatt.
At this point Mayor Bonfield asked for a showing of hands as to how many
are in favor of a 4-1/2 foot parkway and those against such a parkway, and 12 per-
sons indicated favoring such parkway and -3 against.
Soveral persons stated they had no special preference as to the width
of the parkways but did want to have a parkway.
Mr. Ward again requested the Council to give consideration to adjoin-
ing sidewalks and curbs in his block if any deviation is made from the 3 -1/2 foot
parkway and requested permission to show to the Council pictures of his property,
which permission was granted. He farther stated that if parkways were constructed
it would necessitate the construction of a retaining wall, and City Engineer Webb
expressed his opinion that such retaining wall would not be necessary.
Following further discussion, and the Council being in agreement that
the 4 -1/2 foot parkway appears to be the best solution of the problem, it was
moved by Councilman Frederick# seconded by Councilman Gordon, that Resolution
No. 1629, entitled:
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RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, DECLARING ITS
INTENTION TO ORDER CERTAIN CHANGES, ADDI-
TIONS AND /OR MODIFICATIONS IN THE WORK TO
BE DONE AS DESCRIBED IN RESOLUTION OF IN-
TENTION N0. 1610 IN THE MATTER OF THE IM-
PROVEMENT OF EUCALYPTUS DRIVE AND OTHER
STREETS.,
which was read, be adopted.
On roll call, said motion carried, and said resolution was adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker,
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Frederick, Gordon, Neschuk and
The City Clerk reported the cancellation of the appointment of Eunice
Creason as Deputy City Clerk in her office, effective as of July 1, 1956.
City Attorney Bush made reports as follows:
1. That he is in receipt of a communication from Robt. E. Rosskopf,
dated June 28, 19569 Special Attorney employed by the City of El Segundo in
the matter of the condemnation action of said City versus Pacific Electric
Railway Company, and that said communication advises that Stipulation for
Judgment has been completed and filed and Interlesxtory Decree of Condemnation
was signed and filed, and requesting that a warrant in amount of $33,000•00,
to cover the amount of the judgment, be forwarded to him for deposit with the
County Clerk. The City Attorney further stated that it is his understanding
that said warrant is being presented to the Council at this meeting.
2. Presented for the Council's consideration an amendment to the
Traffic Ordinance of the City, to take care of cmrtain boulevard stops hereto-
fore authorised by the Council; to allow the Chief of Police, upon approval by
the City Manager, to issue permits for parades; and to cause the prima facie
speed limit of 55 miles per hour presently existing on portions of El Segundo
Boulevard, Rosecrans Avenue and Coast Boulevard to be reduced to 35 miles per
hour in accordance with the desires of the Council heretofore expressed at this
meeting.
The City Clerk thereupon read the title of Ordinance No. 490, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALI-
FORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. J+29 (THE TRAFFIC
ORDINANCE) OF SAID CITY IN VARIOUS PARTICULARS.
Moved by Councilman Gordon, seconded by Councilman Meschuk, and
unanimously carried by the following roll call, to wit:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker,
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None,
Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
that the further reading of Ordinance No. 490 be waived.
Councilman Baker thereupon introduced Ordinance No. 490, entitled:
which was read.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALI-
FORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 429 (THE TRAFFIC
ORDINANCE) OF SAID CITY IN VARIOUS PARTICULARS.,
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3. Presented for the Comncilts consideration two resolutions
requesting cancellation of taxes on certain property acquired by the City of
E1 Segundo for public street purposes.
Moved by Councilman Gordon, seconded by Councilman Baker, that
Resolution No. 1630, entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, REQUESTING CANCEL-
LATION OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS ON CERTAIN
PROPERTY ACQUIRED BY SAID CITY FOR PUBLIC
STREET PURPOSES, NAMELY THE DEDICATION AND -
WIDENING OF WALNUT AVENUE.,
which was read, be adopted.
On roll call, said motion carried and said resolution was adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes$ Councilmen Baker,
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes$ Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen Bone.
Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
Moved by Councilman Baker, seconded by Councilman Gordon, that
Resolution No. 1631, entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OFF THE-CITY
OF EL`'MPXW, CALIFORNIA, ==TINO CANCEL-
LATION OF TAXES AND A3 TT3 ON-CERTAIN
PROPERTY ACQUIRED $Y SAID CITY FOR PUBLIC
STREET PURPOSESP NAMELY THE DEDICATION OF
FRANKLIN AVENUE.,'
which was read, be adopted.
On roll call, said motion carried and said resolution was adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker,
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Frederick, G6rdon, Meschuk and
The Director of Public Works made reports as follows:
1. The City Engineer advised he had heretofore presented a petition
for certain improvements in Sycamore Avenue and other streets, as shown on
Plan No. 560323, on file in the office of the City Engineer and which report
showed that the valid signatures attached to the petition, as reported by the
Title Insurance & Trust Company,-represented more tkan 60,E of the total assess-
able area of the proposed assessment district as shown upon the plat attached
to said petition.
Councilman Gordon then offered and moved the adoption of Resolution
No. 1632, entitled:
'RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THB'CITY OF
EL STGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, IN THE MATTER OF IM-
PROVEMENT OF SYCAMORE AVENUE AND OTHER STRIMT'39
AS PER PLANS AND PROFILES NO. 560323, SHEETS 38
4, AND 5, ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY
•ENGINEER OF SAID CITY.,
said motion being seconded by Councilman Frederick, and upon roll call, was
adopted by the following vote, to wit:
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Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Pursuant to instructions of the City Council, the City Engineer
presented plans, profiles and drawings No. 560323, Sheets 3, 4, and 5, for
the construction of certain street improvements in Sycamore Avenue and other
streets, together with specifications and detailed estimate of the cost of
said improvements, also a plat of the assessment district for said improve -
ments as shown on Sheets 1 and 2 of said Plan No. 560323. Whereupon Council-
man Frederick moved that said plans, specifications and plat of the assessment
district be approved and that the said plans be filed in the office of the City
Engineer, specifications and detailed estimate be filed in the office of the
City Clerk of said city, which motion was seconded by Councilman Gordon, and
carried by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Councilman Gordon then offered and moved the adoption of Resolution
of Intention No. 1633 for the construction of certain improvements in Sycamore
Avenue and other streets, as particularly delineated upon the plans and speci-
fications heretofore approved for said work, which motion was seconded by
Councilman Baker, and carried by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker,
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
2. The City Engineer advised he had heretofore presented a petition
for certain improvements in Illinois Street, Pine Avenue and other streets, as
shown on Plan No. 560324, on file in the office of the City Engineer and which
report showed that the valid signatures attached to the petition, as reported
by the Title Insurance & Trust Company, represented more than 60% of the total
assessable area of the proposed assessment district as shown upon the plat
attached to said petition.
Councilman Baker then offered and moved the adoption of Resolution
No. 1634, entitled:
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, IN THE MATTER OF IMPROVE-
MENT OF ILLINOIS STREET, PINE AVENUE AND OTHER
STREETS, AS PER PLAN AND PROFILE N0. 560324,
SHEETS 3 TO 9, INCLUSIVE, ON FILE IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CITY ENGINE OF SAID CITY.,
said motion being seconded by Councilman Frederick, and upon roll call, was
adopted by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker,
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Counailaea _ J mne.; - -
Absent: Councilmen None.
Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
The Health Officer of the County of Los Angeles, who also acts as
Health Officer for the City of El Segundo, has heretofore presented a communi-
cation recommending that sanitary sewers in the vicinity of Sepulveda Boulevard
between Mariposa Avenue and El Segundo Boulevard be constructed and that said
communication was spread upon the minutes of the City Council as of the 14th day
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entitled:
Councilman Baker than moved the adoption of Resolution No. 1635,
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL-OF THE CITY OF
EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE
PROVISIONS OF SECTION 2SOS OF THE "SPECIAL ASSESSMENT INUSTIGATION, LIMITATION AND MAJORITY
PROTEST ACT OF 1931", DIVISION 4 OR THE STREETS
AND HIGHWAYS COBB OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.,
said motion being seconded by Councilman Frederick, and upon roll call, was
adopted by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Frederick, Gordon, Neschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Pursuant to instructions of the City Council, the City Engineer
presented plans, profiles and drawings No. 5603242, Sheets 3 to 9, inclusive,
for the construction of certain street improvements in Illinois Street, Pine
Avenue, and other streets, together with specifications and detailed estimate
of the cost of said improvements, also a plat of the assessment district for
said improvements as shown on Sheets 1 and 2 of said Plan No, 560324. Where-
upon Councilman Frederick moved that said plans, specifications and plat of
the assessment district be approved and that the said plans be filed in the
office of the City Engineer, specifications and detailed estimate be filed in
the office of the City Clerk of said city, which notion was seconded by
Councilman Gordon, and carried by the fol.lowin g vote, to wit:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Councilman Baker then offered and moved the adoption of Resolution
of Intention No. 1636 for the construction of certain improvements in Illinois
Street, Pine Avenue, and other streets, as particularly delineated upon the
plaza and specifications heretofore approved for said work, which notion was
seconded by Councilman Frederick, and carried by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Frederick, Gordon, Meschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
Noes: Councilman None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
Councilman Mmm chuk inilted discussion as to what appears to be a
superfluous number of stop signs on least Maple Avenue and stated, in his
opinion, inasmuch as this is a through thoroughfare traffic from side streets
should be the ones who should make steps before entering.
Thereafter, by general consent, the Chief of Felice, the City Engineer
and the City Manager were authorized to make a survey respecting this matter.
Synchronization of, traffic signals on imperial Highway was also dis-
cussed and the consensus was that the crossing at tie Berth• Atufetn' Plant should
be. metld imatekly to' Dex" Street whorl :thim 1s presently a traffic signal.
This matter was referred to the City Manager for investigation.
PAYING BIT-1-3
The following demands, having had the approval of the Committee on
Finance and Records, were read:
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Recreation Fund
Huth Hopp, City Treasurer 2,9 1
Water Works Fund
Dayton Foundry
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11 9 .81
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353.72
Pacific Electric Railway Co.
25.00
Hospital Service of
Ira Escobar, Inc.
23.53
Southern California
5.05
Southeast Pump Service
376.11
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State Employees'
Colich Construction Company
81.30
Retirement System
48.80
Robert L. Webb, Petty trash
X5.29
Forrest Stationers
Moore's Stores
33.20
696.06
Griffith Company
Total $
6t650-15
Sherrill Prescription
Pharmacy
7.50
General Fund
Leisure Crafts
87.61
Huth Hopp, City Treasurer 2,392.38
Coast Visual Education Co.
771.32
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827.06
El Segundo Hardware
32.50
» » » »
919.67
Goliger Leather Co., Inc,*
93.94
» » » »
4,507.00
Pacific Arts &-Crafts
10.58
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1,660.71
New Pacific Lumber Co.
24.29
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2,457.72
Neva M. Elsey, City Clerk
51.06
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2 :513.91
Total
$ 5,157.79
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470.70
» » » »
52.10
Park and Recreation Bonds,
» » » »
2,294.82
Election 19FA, Construction Fond
State Employees'
Industrial Blueprint &
Retirement System
4599.59
Supply Co., Inc.
$ 618.06
Huth Hopp, City Treasurer
21.25
Harold J. Ostly, County
Title Ins. &Trust Co.
4.80
Clerk
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Hospital Service of
Total
t"33.,618.06
Southern California
15.90
Gordon Whitnall
100.00
Water Works Bonds,
Lennox Disposal Service
39235.05
Election 1 Conatruation Fund
Southern Calif. Humane Soo.
200.00
Dayton Foundry
�•7
Dewey Ross
25.00
Western Water Works Supply
17199
Lelah Converse
100.00
Total
129.75
The Campbell Company
26.00
Walter C. Boling Plumbing
12.00
Pension Fund
Henry Radio
61.51
State Employees'
E. B. Morita Foundry
37.49
Retirement System
$ 19509.14
State Compensation Ins. Fund8,600.00
State Impl yees,
Centinela Ave. Nursery
17.11
Retirement System
25,786.14
Oswald Bros. Co.
855.56
Total
27,295.28
Ditto Incorporated
2.81
Carburetor & Elea. Supply Co. 32.54
Water Works Fend
Gordon Duff, Inc.
3.99
Payroll Demand
$ 39031.75
Craftsman Book Co. of America 12.20
Ruth Hopp, City Treasurer
393.10
Pacific Radioniaa
299.45
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24.99
Calif. Disinfecting 72.23
State Employees'
El
E1 Segundo Paint Center
16.75
Retirement System
Sy
193.94
Ira Escobar, Inc.
3,475.24
State to ys
E1 Segundo Hardware
99.01
Retirement System
207.59
Title Ins. & Trust Co.
143.00
Title Ins. & Trost Co.
67.20
American Society of Heating
George Co Porter
55.38
& Air - Conditioning Engrs.
13.00
Hersey Mfg. Co.
1,208.32
F. & F. Radio & Appliance
44.06
Reliable Iron Foundry
72.63
Robert L. Webb, Jr.
4.05
Pacific Radionias
10000
State of California
5.20
Fraser Cement Products Co.
96.20
National Cash Register Co.
51.70
Kimball Elevator Gompany
11.00
Fred L. Carter Co.
43.43
Carl Wilson
40.00
Essick Machinery Co.
66.87
Burroughs Corporation
1.20
El Segundo Bldg. Materials
6.76
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
4.50
Rohloff & Co.
170.00
B1 Segundo Bldg. Materials
13000
Structural Engrs. Asatn of
Mutual Liquid Gas & Equip.
Co. 7.96
Northern California
4.00
Laaal Company, Inc.
18.79
Gibson Motor Parts
29.00
Gibson Motor Parts
61104
Blake, Moffitt & Towne
10.19
Rensselaer Valve Company
461.52
City of Hermosa Beach
42.00
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General Fund - Cont'd
The Times-Hi.rror Co.
i 39.41
McCarthy Insurance Agency`
92j.00
G. J. Payne Company-
28.08
Southwest Pipe & Supply Co.
2.74
R.B. "Babe Walker
15.50
Winston K. William M. H.
15.00
Zoning Bulletin
10.00
Forrest Stationers
114.59
Lee Parmelee
11.20
Remington Band
50.23
City of E. S. Water Dept.
647.54
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
x.00
Brachman Ignition Works
83.53
Thb Lighthouse, Inc.
3.43
Grimes Stassforth Stationary
521.25
John B: & Carl C. Gentry
43.40
Parkeri+Smaith Construction Co.
8.25
JA66s W. Hughes
43.20
Industrial Blueprint & Supply
47.34
Pacifia'Electric Railway Co.
13.37
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Genera Fund -
Co t'd
Frank Lowe, M. Dr
S 3.00
Larson Duplicating
11.11
Southwest Tractor Sales, Inc.
14.77
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
43.70
Tie Todd Company, Inc.
2.72
John R. Williams, M. A. I.
200.00
Pyastical Builder
• 4.00
George C. Porter Printing
123.78
Cpunty of Los Angeles
50.95
Hpssell Chevrolet
154069
Mprgan & Spa
257.48
Fiiction Materials Company
7.73
George F. Spbonak,
63.96
Now Pacific Lumber .Co.
55.•31
T, B. DeBerry,,Chief of P41i" 39952
N. A. Pound
472.00
no& }tae Hokup
72.00
Neva K. Elsey, City Clerk
40.57
Ira Escobar, Inc.
179.92
Thera�Form Co., I". 12.50
Total 42,090.58
Moved by Councilman Baker, seconded by Councilman Gordon, the demands
be allowed and'warrants ordered drawn on and paid out of the respective funds
covering the same. CArriod by the folleir,4 vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Baker, Froderick,,Gerd ns Meschuk and
Mayor Bonfield;
'Noes: C®uncilmen None;
Absent: Councilmen None.
NEW BUSINESS
None.
No further business appearing to be transacted at this session, it was
moted by Councilman Gordon, seconded by Councilman Baker, the meeting adjourn
until Monday,. July 16, 19 6, at the hour of-7:'00 o'clock P. K., the hour of
adiournment of this meeting being 8 :45 o'clock P. M. Carried.
Approved:
Mayor
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Respectfully submitted,
Neva M. Elsey, City Clhkok