1960 DEC 12 CC MINX 1105
E1. emitnclo, California
December 1.21 196U
11 regua.ar meeting of the City Council of the City of
Et Segundo, California, was held in the Council. Chamber of the
City Hall of said City on the above (late. Prior to calli.nq
the meeting to order, those present joined in pledging alle,iance
to the Flag of the United States of America, following which an
invocation was given by Reverend lion Parker, of the Church of God.
The meeting was then called to order by Wilbrtrn E. Faker,
Mayor, the Hour being, x:00 ofclock p.m.
ROLL CALL
Councilmen Present: Frederick, Swanson, Tandy and
Mayor Baker;
Councilmen Absent: Gordon.
READItdG OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
The minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of the
City Council of the City of El Segundo, California, lield November
21, 1960, having; been read and no error or omission having been
noted, it was moved by Councilman Tandy, seconded by Councilman
Frederick, the minutes of said meeting; be approved as recorded.
Motion carried.
SPECIAL, ORDE:ZS 01' BUSINESS
1. The Mayor announced that this was the time and place
heretofore fixed for the reception of bids for improvement of
Imperial Iligliway, Sepulveda to Aviation Boulevard, and inquired of
the Clerk if she had any bids therefor. The Clerk replied she had
seven bids in her possession, after wh=ich it was moved by Cotincilmari
Swanson, seconded by Councilman Frederick, said bids be opened,
examined and publicly declared, which lids are as follows:
Contractors Asphalt- Sales Co. - - - - - $48,827.32
Oswald Bros. Co. - - - - - - - - - - - 51)339.79
Sheets Construction Company - - - - - - 51,974. 48)
` Hickey -Kahan Paving Co., Inc. - - - - - 56,x;.]_3.76
George Savala Paving Company - - - - - 57, 47:1 . 67
Norwalk Asphaltic Concrete, Inc. - - - $;,325.64.
Griffith Company - - - - - - - - - - - 611945.92
i+loved by Councilman Frederick, seconded by Councilman
Tandy, the bids be referred to the City Engineer for cliecking and
report back later at this meeting. Motion carried.
2. The J:ayor announced that this was the tine and place
heretofore fixed for the public hearing on vacation of a portion of
Irene Court, as contemplated in Resolution of Intention. Eo. 1939,
and inquired of the City Clerk if affidavits of puOlication and
posting of Notice of Vacation were on file in her off_ic_e, and she
replied in the affirmative.
The Mayor then inquired of the City Clerk; if any written
protests or objections against the vacation had been filed with her,
and none having been received, Mayor Baker inquired if anyone
present desired to address the Council reppecting the proposed
vacation. No one responding, the Mayor declared the hearing closed.
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Thereafter, it was moved by Coxrnc:i.lmaj) Freder:i_cl<,
seconded by Councilman Tand }r, thr_xt Resol W-..i_on No. 1.0 —t2,
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE' CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORM-A, ORDERII4G
THE. VACATION OF A CERTAIi; PORTIOi1 OF
IRENE COURT VITTICCN SAID CITY, AS CONTEM-
PLATED BY lZRISOLUTION OF TNTI:IvTION N.G. 193;
OF SAID CITY COUi: CIL . ,
which was read, be adopted.
On roll cal.1, said motion carried and said resol-ution was
adopted by the following; vote:
Ayes: Coimcil_mexi Frederick, Swanson, Tandy and
;Mayor Baker;
Noes: Coxuicil.men Alone;
Absent: Council_i;xari Gordon.
3. `rho Mayor announced that this was the tii.ie and
place heretofore fixed for the pul.)1ic hearing; on vacation of
certain portions of Imperial_ Avenue, Acacia Avenri.e, Sycamore
Avenue, Maple Avenue, Oalz Avenue, Palm Avenue and Mariposa
Avenue, as contemplated in Resol_iit:i_on of Intention Ito. 19x[1_,
and inquired of the City C1_erl: if affidavits of piiblicat:i on
and posting; of Notice of Vacation were on file in her office,
and she replied in the affirmative.
The Mayor ::then inquired of the City C1.eri.: if any
written protests or objections against the vacation had been
filed with her, and none having been received, Mayor Baker
inquired if anyone present desired to address the Council.
respecting the proposed vacation.
AIr. R. 9. Alabaster, representing; Pauley Petroleum, Inc.,
owner of. an oil. well in subject area, asked that access to the
oil well which is reached from Acacia Avenue, he maintained, and
was assured such access would be provided.
No other person desiring; to be heard in Lhe matter, 1-he
Mayor declared the hearing; closed.
Thereafter, it was moved by Counc:il_rian Swanson,
seconded by Coi_incil.man Tandy, that Resolution No. 1943, enL tl_ed:
A RESOLUTIOid OF THE CITY COUNCIL. OF TILE .
CITY OF EL SEGiJNDO, CALIFORNIA, ORDERING
THE VACATION (SUBJECT TO THE RI SERVATIOI
AND EXCEPTION OF CEi;TAIN L'ASENENTS AND
RIGHTS OF WAY) OF CERTAIN PORTIOIIS OF
IMPERIAL AVENiJE, ACACIA AVENUE, SYCANOIZE
AVENUE, MAPLE AVENUE, OAK AVENUE, PALI'1
AVENUE AND MARIPOSA AVENUE AS CONT13HPLATED
BY RESOLUTION OF INTENTION IT0. 19"J1 OF SAID
CITY COUNCIL. ,
which was read, be adopted.
On roll-I call, said . motion carried and said resol.i.it:ion was
adopted by the following;,vote:
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Ayes: Co;tncilmen Frederick, Swanson, Tandy
and Mayor Baker;
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6oes: Comicilmen None;
Absent: Cou;-icil.man Gordon.
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The Mayor announced that this was the grid
place heretofore fixed for continuing the November 1,>_ttt hearinT
ort the improvement of Oak Avenue west of Ilillcrest Street, and
inquired of the Director of Public 3'1orhs if any progress had
been made. Director of Pitbl.ic ',Vorks Webb stated that if valid
protests filed were not withdrawn, it would 'act as a barrier
to improving st.tbject block for a period of one year, but; if
the valid protests were withdrawn, the hearing co;t =lci he closed
on the Comicilts own volition and the work would become eligible
to incorporate in a larger improvemerit di_si;rict at any time.
City Attorney Bush stated that under Division z[ of the
Streets and Highways Code, such hearings may he continued from
Lime to tine but not to exceed thirty days at any continuance;
that if there seemed to be a misunderstanding on (;lie part of the
property owners and the Council desired to afford them an oppor-
tunity to withdraw their protests, the hearing ;-iiiglit be continued.
The Council desiring to afford the property owners such an oppor-
tunity, it was moved by Counci_l;ian Frederic]:, seconded by Council. -
man Tandy, that the hearing be continued ;zntil P-iondy, January ?,
196 l. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Frederick, Swanson, 1.Fandy and
Mayor Baker;
,does: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
;'dRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
The following, written communications received from
persons,- firrls or corporation Hereinafter named, were react to
the Council and fivere disposed of in the manner indicated:
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1. LOS ANGELES COUNTY 1301_NTDARY CO1',D4ISS10:;1 being
notice that the City of Beverly Hills has filed with the Secretary
of said Commission, proposal_ for the detachment of "Fairfax Addition
No. 12" and such addition to be annexed by the City of Los Angeles.
Ordered filed.
2. PIAINNING COMMISSION, transmitting copy of its Reso-
lution No. 455, approving land to he p;treliased by the 11oard of
Education of the El Segundo Unified School Dis(,rictl for a pul;lic
school site.
Councilman Frederick stated that two lots included in
said Resolution No. 455, Lots 51 and 52, B1ocl: 123, were: City
owned - and presently used as a storm drain, and lie felt the Board
of Editcation'should be notified of the necessity of using these
two lots for this purliose.
The Council concurring, it was moved by Councilman
Frederic]., seconded by Councilman Swanson, that the following
resolution be adopted:
RESOLVED, that Resolution No. :f55 of the
Planning Commission, presented to this Council.
at this meeting, be received acid placed on file;
and
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BE IT FURTHER I:LSOLITED, that- it is the
Consensus of the Council that the acquisition of
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Lots 51 and 52, 1.1-Lock J_23, in t11e C.i. v of
El Se {rondo 1)y the El Segundo Un:if iecl School_
District for school. purposes, is adverse
to till best interests of the City in that
t said lots are now and :vill be eontin:_ted to
be used for an indefinite time, as a drain
for storm water; and
I)L IT r- 1-.T I:ESOLVEI), that a letter be
dirocted to the School Board thoroitghly advis-
ing it of the particular need these lots play
in. the handling of flood water.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Fredericl., Swanson, ran(l)-
and Mayor Baker;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Coi.incilman Gordon.
3. PLANNING COi,fI'`IISSION, transmitting copy of its
Resol i.i.t=ion No. 456 approving :Lot split application of Mr. and
Mrs. I). R. Newton, 1232 East Maple Avenue, for a portion of
Lot 7, I;lock 97, E1.. Segundo.
The Coi.incil concurring in the action tall en by the
Plannirig, Commission, it was moved by Coiincil.r:)an Fredcr.icL,
seconded by Councilman Tandy, that Resolution No. 1.944,
entitled:
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORI`IA, APPIMING
A LOT SPLIT FOR THE SOUTHERLY 165 FEET OF
TIIE NORTHERLY 7.20 FEET OF LOT 7, BLOCK �7,
LL SEGUNDO, CAL II'ORj IA. ,
which was read, be adopted.
On roll call_, said motion carried and (said resolution was
adopted by the following; vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Frederick, Swanson, `randy
and Mayor Lial:_cr;
floes: Councilmen Bone;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
it. MR. N. 11. TEMPLIN, ROAD CONNISSIOi'�ER, to LOS ANGEILES
COTi' TY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, beitig copy of letter regarding
improvement of the soi.ith half of Imperial Highway, Sepulveda
to Aviation Boulevard. Ordered filed.
5. CITY OF T,AKE(VOOD, being copy of its Reso'l cation
`1o. 10961 requesting the State Division of Highways to
expedite acquisition and developiiierlt of the San Die{;o Freeway
and the San Gabriel River Freeway, in Los i'Vlr-rcles County, so
as to connect with existing li.n]:s in Los Angeles County, Ordered
filed.
6.
CITY OF
LAKEWOOD,
being copy of i_t:s I:esoliitlon
Igo. 1993, supporting
in general
the need for a mass rapid t;rans:i_t
system in Los
Angeles
County.
Ordered filed.
7. CITY OF LAKEWOOD, being copy of it-,s Resol i.it:ion
No. 1099, requesting the State Legislatiire to place again a ')allot
measure at the next general_ election on increase of compensa-
tion for members of the State I,i✓gislati_ire. Ordered filed.
.'.o ico of
'car r ; i_oi, i„ i , .,c_., ri•':l ' '' ' cri, i inn Cot-'
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`* ,"CJ1Cra Coil:;Cilt, t''LC' <<lUer 1'Ja:_{ 1'C.i'i`i'1'C`!i i.o
for
Fj
g . wrSTI M-4 MISSIONARY
Intent to Solicit for religloi_is
Certificate of Registration.
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A U'lY , TN C. , being .Notice of
purposes and Appl. i_caLi on for
By general consent, the matter was referred to the
Police Department for investigation and report at the next
regular Council meeting to be held December 27, 1.960.
9. HR. L. J. DeLAGE, 400 EAST 97TH STREET, INGLE 1001),
expressing appreciation for the service of Lhe Police and Fire
I Departments on INTovetilber 22nd, when their ten -year old slaughter
was suddenly stricken with a severe attack of asthma. A copy
of said Letter, was furnished the Police and Fire Departments,
after which the communication was ordered filed.
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a_0. MARGARET GRANT, 930 It'L11creat Street, El Segundo,
being copy of letter to Police Chief DeBerry, expressing appre-
ciation for the service of Officers in the Police Department
Of this City, when her nephew was taken suddenly ill. Ordered filed.
1]_ . IdIZ. AND r-IRS. JOHN CUNivINGUX4 Deing copy of Letter
to the Police Department expressing appreciation for the prompt
action and kindness of Police Officers Timoney and Gilbert
when their son Bruce was in an accident. Ordered filed.
12. DEPART14MIT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, STATE OF CALIFOIZNIA,
regarding existence of rabies in certain Counties in the State
of California, and requesting cooperation wi Lh local. health
officer for enforcer.ient of rabies control. program required by
the Health and Safety Code and the California Administrative Code.
Ordered filed.
1.3. MRS. V. VICTOR ARABIAN, 919 Virginia Street,
El Segundo, expressing appreciation for the quick response of the
El Segundo Fire Department when their 1.5 -year old son was severely
burned on idovember 26th. A copy of the letter having been sent,
to the Fire Department, the coi- munication was ordered filed.
Councilman Frederick at this time stated that in view
of•the fact that so many 1ettfjrs commending the Police and Fire
Departments have been received by the Council during the lust
year; that many people are favorably impressed and do not write
a letter expressing; their appreciation; that one of the best
ways to identify a town -,from the standpoint of good will and
public service is through the service of the Police and Fire
Departments in contact with persons other than our own citi::ens,
and r:ioved that a res6luti.on of corunendat-i_on to the Fire and
Police Departments for the excellent work performed in the
nature of public service, be adopted, which motion was seconded
by Councilman Tandy and unanimously carried.
14. MR. Ell;dAIII IZIT,IiT, ;dYLE LMMRATOF.IES, requesting
encroachment permit along the west side of the 100 block of
Bungalow Drive. By general consent, the natter was taken under
consideration until the next- retrular Council meet:i_nr; to be head
December 27, 1960.
15. STUDY COiIMITTEE FOR TI[E DEVELOPMILN'T OF THE
IMPERIAL STRIP; being its final report. Moved by Councilman
Tandy, seconded by Councilman Frederick, the report be accepted
with thanks to the Committee for the fine service it performed.
Unanimously carried.
ORAL. COMMUNTCATIONS
MR. FLOYD WALLACE addressed the Council_, commending -IL
on its sand regarding retaining Lots 51 and 52, Bloc]; :123, for
a storm drain site; appreciated the commendation of the Po1._i.ce and
Fire Departments, and suggested a trailer site for property owners
who have trailers.
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11EPOI,'TS OF OI'FI CERS V,'D SPECT. Al. CO NIT iITTEES
CITY 'iA, I:R SAIL.OPS iIr1DE IIEPORUS AS FOLi,O'riS:
I. Recommencled that Relocation 1',orrcl 1`,'0, 971943, i n
amount, of $2, 000.00, for relocation of I)zlii' n%r at;
:venue, 1)e exonerated as said work has been coriplet.�dt)to7c,L11eOa�
sati_sgact:ion of the 13ilildi.ng Departr.rent and iii lccorclancc� tvi.th
City ordinances. '
I•ioved by Coundilman Frederi_cl;, seconded l>y Counc:i_liaNin
Swanson, the following resolution be adopted:
I;ESOL,VI D, that that certain relocation
L'oncl No. 871 -943, dated Septe,nber 1, 19601
WWI Robert G. Brandlin as Principal and The
Travelers Indemnity Coripany as Suretv, in the
stun of $2,000-00 be and the same is hereby
exonerated.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Fredericl , Swanson, Tandy and
Mayor Baker;
Does: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
2. That consideration had heretofore been -iven to
set up a more comprehensive record of tlle Cityis fixed assess and
non - expendable property, and after investigation of several.;
procedures, recot;imended that the services of Nnni_cipal Data
Processing Company be obtained at an initial cost of ``to
that funds are available in the current bi_tcl�;et for this purooseilcl
1•Ioved by Councilman Tandy, seconded by Courncil.rian
Swanson, the above recommendation be approved.
Carried by the follocvin(; vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Frederick, Swanson, Tandy and
Mayor Baler;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
3. Requested permission to take five clays vacation
beginning December 23, 1960.
Moved by Councilman Frederic];, seconded by Councilman
Swanson, the above request be granted. Motion carried.
CITY CLERK i•IADL REPORT AS FOLL01VS:
I. Advised the Council of receipt of Claim for Dama(;cs
a(;ainst t;he •City of El Segundo, covering property at 1.35 ?,hitin(;
Street owned by Ernest Leuchte; that a copy of said claim had
been forwarded to the Insurance carrier.
Moved by Councilman Frederick, seconded by Colin ci:f.,;iar:.
Tandy, that said claim be denied and the action of the Clerl,: in
forwarding copy to the Insurance carrier is hereby approved.
Motion unanimously carried.
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CITY ATTORNEY BUSII MADE REPORTS AS FOLT 0',dS:
1.. Presented for the Council's consideration an
ordinance providing for 1tisiness licenses to he placed on an
annual i>as..Ls with fees payable on the first of each calendar
year. Thereafter, Coi.inc:ilman Frederick introduced tlic ord-
inance entitled:
111 ORMNAIIXE OF TINE CITY OF EL SEGt'I:DO,
CALT FORI;T A, Ai- IL•'l'' DING EL.. SI;Gi11,; DO CITY
CODE 195, Iii' 1U`.Ii,IvDII:G SECTloN 16. 1.3 OF
SAID CODE, 1:ELATI1,G' TO ]BUSINESS LICENSES.,
which was read.
2. That approximately 14 years ago, the City of
Gl Segundo, in connection with other cities, was i_nvo.lved . in
litigation pertaining to the determination of the West Coast
Basin water Rights; that during the early part of 1960 a
communication was received from Robert E. Austin and John N.
IlelmucL., attorneys in the suit, and at their request a st,i p-
ul.ation for judgr:ient was approved by the City of E1 Segtznclo;
that in a communication dated December 1, 1960, Attorney Artstin
advised that an error had been made in the description of
property involved. and requested that the City adopt a resolu-
tion approving an amendrlent to the agreement and stipii7_ati.on
for judgment so that the description might be corrected.
Moved
by
Councilman
Swanson, seconded by Councilman
Frederic]: that the
ariendment
to the agreement and stipulation
for judgment be
approved
and
the Mayor be authorized to execute
the same for and
on
behalf of
the City and the City Clerk to
attest. Carried
by
the following vote:
AYES: Coi_incilmen Frederick, Swanson, `fancy and
Mayor 13al -1-cr;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
3. Presented for the Council's considerat:i_on, an
Agreement for Reciprocal Aid from Area G Civil Defense and
Planning Board, under the Joint Powers provisions of the Governwent
Code, said Agreement to provide reciprocal_ assistance in event of
national disaster, the cost. to each City in Area G to be based
upon its assessed valuation and population.
The Council desiring to study the Agreement further,
the matter was taken under consideration until the next regular
Council_ meeting to be held December 27, 1960.
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS WEBB MME REPORTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That all bids received earlier in the meeting for
the improvement of Imperial. ll ighway, Sepulveda to Aviation Blvd. ,
had been checked and lie recommended the bid of Contractors
Asphalt Sales Co. be accepted at the unit prices bid.
Moved by Councilman Frederick, seconded by Counc_ilrian
Tandy, the following resolution be adopted:
MIEI:EAS, the City of E1
duly advertised for bids for
Imperial Highway; Sepulveda
Boulevard, and accepted bids
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the improvement of
Boulevard to Aviation
on this date; and
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�,'IIERL:AS, the Director of Pithl:i.c lJorl :s
checl�ed all bids received and recomr.- fended that
the hid of Contractors Asphalt Sales Co. , being
the lowest responsible bidder., he accepted;
NOW1 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVL'I) BY Tl1E CITY
CO1J'i1CIT., that the hid of Contractors Asphalt Sales
Co., Clio 'lowest responsible bidder, oe accepted;
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the l4ayor of
said City be and he is Hereby autllori-,edland
instructed to execute Clio contract herein awarded
for and on behalf of said City and in _i_Cs name,
and the City Clerk is hereby authorized to attest
the same, affix the official seal and rtak:e delivery
thereof in dire course; and
I.;E IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all bids
received for said improvement of I:;iperial 1114rh-
way are hereby rejected with the exception of Clio
bid of Contractors Asphalt Sales Co., and the City
Clerk is lierelby authori -,ed and instructed to return
the cliecks of all_ unsuccessful bidders.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Frederick, Swanson, Tandy and
Mayor Baker;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
2. Presented for the Council.t s consi,deration, plans
and specifications for the addition to the Headquarters Fire
Station, prepared by Marion Varner, architect, and recorunended
that they be approved and that the City Clerk: be authorized
to advertise for bids.
Moved by Councilman Frederick, seconded by Council-
man Tandy, the following resolution be adopted:
.RESOLVED, that a copy of "SPECIFICATIONS ANI)
PLANS NO. 60 -16" dnde!'NO`l'ICE INVITING BIDS FOR THE
ADDITION AND REMODEL TO EL, SEGUNDO FIRE' STATIONT NO. I.,
3111. i1LAIN STREET, IN T1IE CITY OF EL SEGtll;DO, dated
December 12, 1960, presented to this Council at this
meeting, be apprpved and a copy placed on file in the
office of the City Clerk:.; and
BE IT FURTIIER RLSEM,VED, that sealed bills be
and the same are hereby invited under said Notice
and that the City Clerk- l)e and she is hereby author-
ized and instructed to cause said Notice to be given
and published in time, form and manner as required
by 'Law reception of said bids to be on January 9, 1961.
Carried by the following vote:
Aves: Councilmen Frederick,�wanson, Tandy and
Mayor. Baker;
Noes: Councilmen None;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
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UNFINI SIZED BITSTIMSS
1. A written report on the request of Volunteers of
America to solicit for salvage ciatcrials in the City of El Seg-
undo was presented by the Chief of Police, as previously
requested by the Council.
Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Swanson, seconded
by Coi.incilman Tandy, the following resolut .-i,on be adopted:
RESOLVED, that the request.of Volunteers of
America, presented to this Council_ on 'November
21.,1960, be placed on file in the office of the
City Clerk; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said Volunteers
of kiierica be and the same is hereby granted per-
mission to solicit and collect salvage within the
City of El Segundo, providing that no solicitation
be conducted on Sunday; and
BE IT FURTUER RESOLVED, that the City Cler1:
is hereby authorized to so advise the Volunteers
of America and to request said organization to
obtain the necessary free license from the License
Department of this City and to purchase vehicle tags
for each vehicle to he used, at a cost of $.SO each.;
and
13E IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that this permit shall
be in effecC unless and until revoked by the City
Council of the City of El Segundo.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Freder.icl., Swanson, Tandy and
Mayor Baker;
Noes: Councilmen I-.one;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
2. A written proposal_ from Mr. Al Gonzales to purchase
a ten foot strip of land owned by the City on the westerly side
of Sepulveda and' on the northerly side of El_ Segt.tndo Boulevard,
was presented by the Director of Public Works, as requested by
the Council at the regular meeting of September 12, 1960. Mr.
Gonzalest offer of $2,294.48,-plus $1].9.11_ for taxes, or a total_
6f $2,1113. S9 being • acceptable to the Council, if,. was'.''nioved' ley
CnainClluiari:�- fiAdcty �s�corlti�ii; I3Sr = Ccit�.izallri�i'S�vanson, said offer he
accepted.
Carried by the following v0.tc:
Ayes: Councilmen Frederick, •Swanson, Tandy and
Mayor Baker;
Noes: Council -men None;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
PAYING BILLS
The following deriands, having had the approval of the
Conunittec on Finance and Records, were read:
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llcetancl Re,*_ister - Demands Pros. 1_1333 Co 11960, inclusi-ve:
General Ftuad - - - - - - - - - - 1.5`;, 5.F0. t)1_
Pension Fttncl - - - - - - - - - - , 52,E . 56
Trust Fund - - - - - - - - - - '2 f • 70
TOTAL 47,z ?1.5,27
1)el;tarts(,..R Xste herYDc
!WaberoQpevating, •FutId .
p�- tmenb:;4c deilt�tntl "Pdt3:',�j174 to
.t�, :t'�,,tt�,•.. '.�g:70�r� rI'tt�l- t!�'itvd.
TOTAL $ 6)6 -55 ---
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i love(1 by Cot.tncilman 'randy, secon(le(l 1.), Cottnci 1.1 -1
Frecic:ri -cl;, said deman(ls be a11.01ve(I 111(1 warrants ordered drawn
on and pa=i.d ottt of the respective Rinds coveri.rt�T i;he sam(11 .
Carried by the fol.1-owlng vote:
Ayes: Cotincil -vien Frederick) Swanson, Tandy and
P-layor Baker;
Noss: Councilmen none;
Absent: Councilman Gordon.
No further business appearing; to bey tra.rlsacte(l at.
this rteetin *, it was moved by Councilman Tandy, seccln(led l:ty
Councilman Swanson., the mecting adjot-trn, the hour of adjourn-
ment being 3:15 ofclock p.m. Motion Carried.
APPROVED:
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Mayor
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