HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956 11 19 CC MIN1956 11 19 CC MIN HÄ—@¸— ; dÍ«OLD CENTRAL SCHCOL UDITORIUN, BALD.-IIN PARK, MONDAY, November 19, 1956 7:30 P.M.
Council Chambers)
The City Council of the City of Baldwin Park fret in
rear session at the above place at 7:30 P.M.
Mayor Bloxham led the salute to the Flag. Flag Salute
Invocation was given by Rev. W.J. Moore, Foursquare
Church of Baldwin Park. Invocation
ROLL CALL: Present: Councilman Cole, Duskin,Littlejohn,
Scovotti and Bloxham; City Clerk;
City Attorney; City Treasurer.
Applications for following charity solicitation licenses Charity Solicita-•
were presented: tion licenses
Granted with
1. Boy Scout Troop 695 to sell Christmas Trees from lot. waiver of fee.
2. American Legion Post 241 to sell Christmas trees from
lot.
3. Camp Fire Girls to collect food for baskets for the
needy for Christmas.
Moved by Councilman Littlejohn, seconded by Mayor Bloxham,
and unanimously carried, that the licenses be granted,
with waiver of fees.
Moved by Mayor B1oxham, seconded by Councilman Durkin, and i-iinutes of Oct.
unanimously carried, that the minutes of October 17, and 24, 17,24 and Nov.5,
and Nov. 5 and 13, 1956,_be approved as presented and read- 13, 1956
ing waived. approved.
Following letters re proposed annexations and incorpora-
tions were presented:
1. Annexation No. 96 to City of El Vionte
2. Annexation No. 151 to City of West Covina
3. Proposed incorporation to be known as City of
Valinda Village.
Po action.
Citrus Nunicipal Court report was presented showing dis-
tribution of fines and forfeitures for month of October,
1956 in sum of $3085.56.
No action.
Letter State Controller re A.B.C. license fees March 1
thru August 31, 1956, was presented.
No Action.
Request of Baldwin Park Chamber of Conrrerce for use of
aamona Boulevard for street dance Dec. 14, 1956, was
Tresented.
Moved by councilman Scovotti, seconded by Councilman
Duskin, and unanimously carried that request of Chamber
of Commerce for permission allots street dance on Ramona
Blvd. on Dec. 14, 1956, be granted, subject to condition
that troet be cleaned of all debris after use.
Pb action.
Citrus Municipal
Court report for
Oct.,1956 fines
and forfeitures.
No action.
A.B.C. License
fees Marl thru
Aug. 31, 1956.
No action.
Permissi on
Granted,
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OLD CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, EALD[JrIN PARK, X)NL]AY, NOVEm4BER 19,1956 7:30 P.M.
Report or Commmittee on comparative appraiaalg for Old Central Comparative
School. Appraisals Old
Central School
Councilman Littlejohn read the report of Mr, Schroeter,
giving a breakdown of.e- raisals of different sites as com-, Committee given
pared to the Old Central: School property. permission to
Councilman Littlejohn also read the report of the Committee. negotiate.
Moved by Councilman Cole and seconded by Mayor Bloxham, that
we aprreve the recommendations of the Chi ittee as submit-
ted in this letter and give them permission to negotiate with
the Baldwin.PantSchool District.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote
AYES$ Councilmen Cole, Littlejohn, Soovotti, Bloxham
NOES None
ABSTAINING: Councilman Juskin
ABSENT: None
At 8:00 o'clock the City Clerk announde4 that it was time Pacific Electric
for the public hearing on the request of Pacific Electric Railway franchise,
Railway Company for franchise.
Tabled for fur-
The City Clerk stated that notice was published in the ther considera-
Baldwin Park Bulletin, as required by Resolution No• 68, tion.
setting this date and time for the hearing; that in re-
sponse to that notice one written coiflmication was receiv-
ed in protest, which was read.
Mr, C. Gray,13438 E. Ramona Blvd., Baldwin Park, spoke
in-,pietoct to the granting of the franchise, stating that
his property was next to the property of Mrd Laidlow, who had
sent in the written protest.
Mr. Roger Sullivan, attorney for the Padif C Electric Railway
Cow appeared on, behalf of the c
Y•" lt was establish'.
ed that the Pacific F sctrio Railway is A wea r owned`sUb-
sidiary of the Southern Pacific Railroad, but that they are
separate corporate entities.
Mr., P W. Yeager, S rintendent of Freight for the Pacific
Electric Railway, 350 W. Arbutus Street, Compton, explained
the funetionp perfolmed bb the line. running through Baldwin Park
and stated that it was not feasible to hook up with the
Sotiithrn i.c i.fic main line as they were loaded at Xre$ent
and Gould net take on additional freight. The Pacific Electric
owns the'''txaelc and right-of-way from Baldwin Park to Bassett
but do not have a spur that would tie in at El Monte and they
youldz'h~r a to use the Southern Pacific tracks from Bassett to
$e which was not feasible4
Mr. draw J, Kannldj Special Re lredentative, Vice President
G raI Manager, Pacific Electric Railway,l96l BroadlarLd
enU Duarte
stated that the last amount paid to the County
franc se`4was $35.29 axmjual payment for the year 1954.
thq pe eqtrian orros4ngas that they-were governed by the
cifla L ectric stated that, because of the safety aspects
osa nge across their tracks. The representative of the
LIJp Kerr, 3228 Pd. Maine, Bald irk, inquired if the
ific Electric Company would be willing to grant a few
Utt ties Cow salon that he would.. be glad to take
Vie: t'' oubmi ssion,,, but,; that it vas up to the Public Utilities
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OLD CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITCR IUM, BALDWIN PARK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1956 7:30 P.M.
Commission to grant them.
Moved by Mayor Bloxham, seconded by Councilman Scovotti,
and unanimously carried, that the matter be tabled for
further consideration.
The City Attorney presented the following ordinance en-
titled:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL CF THE CITY OF lst reading
BALDWIN PARK CREATING A TRAFFIC AND SAFETY COMMISSION ordinance re Traf-
BY ADDING A NEW CHAPTER TO THE BALDWIN PARK MUNICIPAL fic and Safety
CODE, TO BE KNOWN AS CHAPTER 8, ARTICLE II." Cc.iimission.
I
Moved by Councilman Duskin, seconded by Councilman Cole,
and unanimously carried, that the first two persons in
order named be for term of tree years, second two persons
for a term of two years each and the last person for one
year.
Councilman Duskin moved that the ordinance be introduced
and further reading be waived, seconded by Mayor Bloxham.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Cole, Durkin, Littlejohn, Scovotti
and Bloxham.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
The City Attorney presented and read in its entirety, the Res. No. 76
following resolution entitled: Empowering Chief
of Police to
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Suspend members
BALDW IN PARK, EMPOWERING THE CHIEF OF POLICE TO of police force.
SUSPEND MEMBERS OF THE POLICE FORCE." Adopted.
Councilmen Scovotti moved its adoption, seconded by
Councilman Du.skin.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Cole, Duskin, Scovotti and
Bloxham.
NOES: Councilman Littlejohn.
ABSENT: None
Matter of revision of Business License fees was present- Revision of
ed. Business
License Fees.
Moved by Councilman Duskin, seconded by Councilman Cole,
and unanimously carried, that the matter of business
licenses be tabled until the end of the meeting.
The City Attorney presented the following resolution Res. No. 77
entitled: Clare Schweitzer,
Case No. 9, Zone
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF change A-1 to M-1
BALDWIN PARK GRANTI D A CONDITIONAL CHANGE CF ZONE Adopted.
AND ESTABLISHING THE CONDITIONS UPON WHICH R-3 AND
11-1 USES MAY BE PERMITTED."
Councilman Cole moved its adoption, seconded by Mayor
Bioxham.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote:
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OLD CENTRAL SCHCOL AUDIT UMM EALWW±N RK, MONDAY NOVEN-BER 19,1956
7:30 P.M.
AYES: Councilman Cole, Littlejohn, covottl and
Bloxham
NOES None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAINING: Councilman Duskin
Petition from citizens requesting Boulevard Stop at Petition for Boule-
Syracuse and Bess Street was presented, together with vard Stop Sign at
recommendations for approval by Chief of Police Syhre. Syracuse and Bess
Streets.
Moved by Councilman Scovotti, seconded by Mayor Bloxham,
and unanimously carried, that the recommendations of the Request granted.
Chief of Police be followed through.
Reguest for refund of $6.00 raid in error to City for Request for re-
dog license, by William Sickler, because person lives in fund on dog license.
County territory. Refund granted.
Moved by Councilman Duskin, seconded by Mayor Bloxham,
and unanimously carried that refund be granted.
The City Clerk presented for second reading the follow-
ing ordinance entitled: Ord. No. 27
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 2nd reading of
BALDt1IN PARK AMENDING, SECTION 9100.2 OF THE ordinance re change
BALDIIIN PARK MUNICIPAL COIF, CHANGING THE of zone R-1 and
OFFICIAL COMPREHENSIVE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY R-2 to C-i James
OF BALD1,1IN PARK, RE: JAMES B. FARIS, CASE NO. 47. B. Faris, Case
#L.7.
Adopted.
Councilman Duskin moved that further reading be waived
and that the ordinance be adopted, seconded by
Councilman Littlejohn.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote.
AYES: Councilmen Duskin, Littlejohn, Scovotti and
Bloxham.
HOES None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAINING: Councilman Cole
Mr. John E. Pierce, 3722 N. Willow, Baldwin Park, Request of
Director of Civilian Defense made request for the follow- Civilian Defense
ing materials and personnel: director for
Arm bands and decals, filing cabinet, chairs, stationery, supplies and
car expense, telephone and secretary. personnel.
Sum $1500.00 author-
ized.
Moved by Councilman Duskin and seconded by Councilman
Scovotti, that the sum of $1500.00 be allotted for
Civilian Defense and purchase of equipment requested
be authorized.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilman Cole, Duskin, Littlejohn,
Scovotti and Bloxbam.
NOES None
ABSENT None
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1, SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, BALDWIN PARK, MONDAY NOVEMBER 19, 1956 7:30 P.M.
oved• by Counad den Scovotti, seconded by a1or. BlQXham,
and utuimously carriid, th t a position be created for
part time secretis for CivillAK Defehde Dents at a
salary not to erased $125.00 * mbhthb
Approval of new Application for Employment" forms.
Moved by Councilman Cole, seconded by Councilman
Duskin, and unanimously carried, that the matter be
tabled until next meeting.
Position of part
time secretary
created at salary
not to exceed
3125.00 per Mo.
Application for
employment forms
tabled until next
meeting.
Matter of Release of Bond Norcov Homes Tract 216Th Release of bond
was presented by City Administrative Officer. Norcov Homes
Tract 216Th.
Mr. Kenneth Volk, 2208 Beverley Blvd., Los Angeles and
flr. J. T. Stewart, attorney for Norcov Homes, gave their Tabled until next
reasons as to why the release of the bond should be regular meeting
authorized and stated that the present drainage problem with City Engr*
had nothing to do with the release of the bond as they had Presents
complied with all their obligations.
Moved by Councilman Cole, seconded by Mayor Bloxham, and
unanimously carried, that the matter be tabled and placed
on the agenda for the next regular meeting, with City
Engineer present.
City Administrative Officer recommended approval of Apr oval 6 months
first step pay raise for Alma Ford and Irene Woodard, pay step raise for
Clerk Stenographers to $255.00 per month. Alma Ford and
Irene Woodard.
Moved by Councilman Cols, seconded by Councilman Approved.
Scovotti, and unanimously carried, that Alma Ford and
Irene Woodard receive the step raise recommended.
Letter from Edward J. Till, re hiring Planning Consultant, Letter from
was presented. Edward J. Till re
hiring Planning
Moved by Councilman Duskin, seconded by Mayor Blcocham, Consultant.
and unanimously carried, that we file Mr. Till's letter
and continue with search for permanent Planning Director.
The City Attorney annnunaed that the Callier-Hopkins Report by City
matter had been set for court hearing December 10, 1956. Attorney on
He asked if there were any suggestions by the Council Callier-Hopkins
regarding this trial. If not, that he would prepare case.
Answer.
Check for refund from University of Southern California
of tuition paid for Mr. Josenhans was presented, and
instructions as to its disposition requested by City
Administrative Officer.
It was established that a letter had not been receiv-
ed from Mr. Josenhans stating that he would turn over
the material written by him after receiving instruc-
tions from this course.
Refund from Univer-
sity of So. Calif,
of Mr. Josenhants'
tuition.
To be deposited
in general fund.
Moved by Councilman Duskin, seconded by Mayor Bloxham,
and unanimously carried, that the refund be deposited
in the general fund.
Councilmen Duskin and Scovotti, and Mayor Bloxham announc- Dismissal of
ed that they had received several letters with reference Planner Albert
to the Planning Commission, which they desired placed on Gilmore approved.
the agenda. The City Clerk read all the letters in their
entirety.
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OLD CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, BALDWIN PARK, MONDAY, 110VEM ER 19, 1956 7:30 P.M.
Moved by Councilman Duskin and seconded by Mayor Bloxta;m,
that a vacancy be declared of Hr. Albert Gilmore's place
on the Planning Commission.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Durkin, Scovotti and Bloxham.
NOES: Councilmen Cole and Littlejohn.
ABSENT: Nona
The City Administrator announced that he and Mr. trbnas,
Chairman of the Planning Commission, had an appointment
to interview 2 gentlemen reference the Planning Director
position, and that after this interview they would report
to the City Council their,findings.
Moved by Mayor Bloxham, seconded by Councilman Scovotti, Recess.
and unanimously carried, that a five minute recess be
declared,
Recessed at 12:05 A.Ii.
Meeting reconvened at 12:15 A.M., 11-20-56.
The City Administrative Officer presented the matter of Police Radio
the Police Radio Equipment,, and recommended that in view Equipment.
of the short time Mr. Skouland, the Police Consultant,
had had to study this matter that it be tabled until next Tabled until Mr,
regular meeting. Skouland's report
obtained.
Moved by Councilman Cole, seconded by Councilman Littlejohn,
and unanimously carried, that the matter of police radio
equipment be tabled until Mr. Skouland's report is obtained.
The City Administrator presented several bids for various City Adm. authoriz
makes and models of trucks and stated that in his opinion ed to purchase 2-
the best buy was a 2-ton Ford Truck, Model F600 offered by ton truck from
Leo Hoffman Chevrolet, Inc. for 5',1600.00. Leo Hoffman Chev-
rolet, Inc. for
Moved by Councilman Scovotti, seconded by Mayor Bloxham, l600.oo.
and unanimously carried, that the City Administrator be
authorized to purchase a 2-ton Ford Truck, Model F600
offered by Leo Hoffman Chevrolet, Inc. for $1600.00.
The above motion was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Cole, Duskin, Littlejohn, Scovotti
and Bloxham.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
Councilman Scovotti stated that he would like approval of Annexations.
the Council giving permission for Councilmen to work on Council approves
annexation without any criticism. Councilmen work-
ing on annexations
Moved by Councilman Durkin, seconded by Councilman
Scovotti, and unanimously carried that the Council go
on record as having no objection to Councilmen working
on annexations.
The following bills were audited by the Auditing Bills
Committee and favorably reported: Approved.as pre-
sented.
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OLD CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITCRIUM,B&LDhJIN PARK, MONDAY,November 19,1956 7:30 P.M.
e
So. California Edison Co. $ 186.11
San Gabriel Valley Humane Society Nlo. of Oct.) 120.60
Monrovia Blueprint Co. supplies for Engr. Dept.) 274.15
So. Trucking & Tree Service Removing trees Old Central Schl.) 40.00
Hanson Stationery Misel. office supplies)
Ferrell Roofing Co. repairs auditorium roof)
Robert E. Shannon Supplies for Engr. Dept.)
Stockwell & Binney(Office Equipment)
Deep Rock Water Water and Cooler rent)
So. Counties Gas Co.
Gen. Telephone Co. Police and City Hall)
Western Union Telegraph Co. Police Dept)
Marty's Service Police cars service-gas and oil)
Vehicle Leasing Co. 2 cars leased for month)
Peerless Division Cleaning rags)
Louis A. I4ohnike, Sr. Rent 10-20 thru 11-20-56)
Kundrath Studio I.D. photos Police Dept.)
Morris Garage repairs to City Cars)
Watsonts Photo Service Police Dept. mug shots, etc.)
Park Photo Supplies for Police Dept).
Pike and Stravm Feed and Seed Seed. etc.)
Miller-Bryant.-Pierce Duplicator fluid)
Baldwin Park Hardware Mower & misc0 supplies)
L.A. Newspaper Service Lagal notices P.C. and City Clerk)
Webster's Refuse Disposal Clean up Old Central rubbish)
Duane We Wheeler Election expense re pinball and salaries)
Western Auto Accociate Store Maint. supplies)
Valley Classified Adv. legal steno)
San Gabriel Valley Printers Printing permit forms)
Manning Bros. Rock and Sand Gravel and Sand Old Cent. Schl)
Bob's Auto Parts Mirrors police cars)
Helmer Syhre League Calif Cities Meeting, misc. expenses)
Timinado Scovotti League Calif. Cities expenses)
Russell Schuckhart travel mileage)
Bank of America Revolving Fund replenishment)
F. Morton Pitt Co, Fuses for Police Dept.)
L.A. Co. Road Dept. Street repairs and maintenance)
L.A. County Sheriff's Office Pr.soners expenses)
L.A. Co. Bureau of Resources Ambulance service)
Sac Book Rack Police Manual)
L.A. Co. Dept. Engineers Map reproducing)
Ingram Paper Co. Paper for all offices)
Double H.H. Press Radio logs for P.D.)
D. and R. Business Machines Discs, labels, labor)
A.A. Blakesley Reimburse Sacramento Trip re Freeway)
Dave's Look and Key Shop New lock City Hall & Keys)
Elmer Cook League Calif. Cities Meeting expenses)
B.P. Co. Water District
Esther C. Armstrong League Calif. Cities expenses)
Arcadia Maintenance Supply Janitorial supplies)
Lloyd 0. Tronaas League of Calif. Cities expenses)
Henry J. Littlejohn League of Calif Cities expenses)
Baldwin Park School District Rent of Old Central School)
Independence Life Iris. Group Ins. Deposit)
Payroll Period ending 10-31-56)
Payroll Period ending 22-15-56)
It was moved by Councilman Duskin, seconded by Councilman
Scovotti, and unanimously carried, that the bills be
approved as presented.
86.78
80.00
24.90
581.93
31.31
5.00
246.07
75
404.03
399.09
3.25
300.00
4.68
248.46
7.85
7.06
20.96
5046
189.07
98.11
104.50
126.46
11.85
9.60
51.53
83.54
17.94
46.28
7.00
6.23
2287
29.74
8438.68
276.71
3.42
7.28
6.39
58.26
52.00
107.26
74.66
12.91
36.92
llc15
5.50
8.94
21.75
8.75
1560.00
100,000
6704.31
6989.86
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OLD CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, BALDWIN PARK, NK)NDAY,November 19,1956 7:30
P.M.
Moved by Mayor Bloxham, seconded by Councilman Cole, and False Arrest
unanimously carried, that the matter of False Arrest Insurance.
Insurance be placed on the agenda.
Moved by Councilman Dusktn, seconded by Councilman
Scovotti, that the City write false arrest insurance for
the police officers with the Los Angeles Police Officers
Association at $8,,50 each per year, and that the City
Administrative Officer be authorized to contract for
same,
The above motion was adopted by the following vote:
AYES Councilmen Cole, Duskin, Littlejohn., Scovotti
and Pluehan3
NOES T' ono
ABSENT a None
City Adm. authoriz-
ed-to contract for
same with L.A.
Police Officers
Asson. at 48.50
each per year.
Moved by Councilman Dus:.n, seconded by Councilman Police Examina-
Scovotti, and unanimously carried; that the matter of em- tions by agency.
ploymnen"; of agency to conduct police examinations for
police officers be introduced on the agenda. Louis J. Kroeger
and Associates
Moved by Councilman Scovotti, seconded by Councilman hired.
Cole, and i:xianimoorsi y carried, the Lou::s J. Kroeger
and Associates, 426 S. Spring Street; i,es Angelis be
hired to conduct examinations for the police depart-
ment and that start as scan as possible on examinations
for sergeants and patrolmen.
Revision of busin'ss license fees for ensuing year. Revision of busi-
The following changes were suggested and the City
Attorney is to prepare amended ordinance accordingly:
Vending machines l¢ to no and soft drink
machines $1"00
$24.00 for operator's license unless owns place of
busin6ss
Above 110 4424-00 O0 for operator $6,c) per machine
Juke boxes $24.00 base X12.00 per machine
If owns machine $12.00
Motels base $24.00 $2.00 for each space over 6
Term salesmen" and clerks" to be changed to read
Pmployees" for unlisted" and commercial" businesses
Shoema keys $].,2.C0
Barbeishops $18.00
Beauty Parlor 18:,00
General Contractors $48.00
Industrial monthly average of employees instead of
based on December total.
ness license fees.
Moved by Councilman Littlejohn, seconded by Councilman Cole,
and unanimously carried, that the meeting be adjourned to
next Monday night, November 26, 1956 at 6:00 P.i•i,
Above minutes were approved
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