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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-23-1928 City Council Minutes,.,:A regular adjourned meeting of the City Council of the City, of Elsinore was held.,on the above date. The meeting wasica3led to order at the hour of ~ p.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Mass and A. G. Keck answered the roll calls Absent: M. H. Weanar, not qualified; Minutes of the previous meeting held on May 14th were then read by the clerk and on motion duly made and carried, were approved as read; A communication from the State Board of Public Works with en- closure of Queationaire, regarding to the construction of any-dams in our vicinity, was theft presented to the Council a1d on motion duly made and carried, was ordered received and the clerk was instructed to foravard a reply to same. The hour of ~ p.m, having arrived, being the time .fixed for hearing of protests to the improvement of Prospect Street, particularly described in Resolution #194 adopted May 2nd, 1926, and the-plans aid specifications therein referred to, the clerk reported that but one written pre- test had bean filed, which waa p^eaented to the Council and the Mayor there- upon called upon aiy other persons desiring to be heard and none answered.. whereupon it was. moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Maes that a hearing having_.been had. and all objections duly considered, therefore it be resolved that all protests with re- lation to Resolution of Intention X194 be and are hereby overruled and denied, which motion-was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Maes and Keck: Noes: Councilman H. 0. Langstaff: Thereu~;on the clerk presented to Council Resolution X195 being a resolution of the City Council ordering the improvement of" Prospect Street, being. that certain work of improvement described in a resolution of intention #194 adopted May 2, 1928: whereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Mass that Resolution X195 be passed and adopted, which motion was carried by the following note, Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Maes and Keck: Noes: ,Councilman H. C. Langstaff: A telegram received by Mayor Keck from the Secretary of the Page ~2 __ MINUTE AECOAD OF _ ~'F'~~' ~ MBY 21+ 1928 MEETIlYG HELD OIY THE _ DAY OF I9. __ Pacific 8o,".West Exposition requesting tho be,advised as to the ~.. number. that would aftend`t6e cexemony'q;f"breaking grround for she Exposi- ~: tion Buildings to be held. at bong Beach was then prresented to the Council; f ~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Whereupon, iy was, moved by Councilmen-"Macs and~sec9nded by,C,ouncii- ` man Langstaff. that'ConncilmeuGallagher and Clenk Kalina be delegated to represent the City of Elsinore at "the Pacific 3o:"West Exposition celebra- tion,tQ be, held.,at Long :Beach..on May_2,bth,,,which ,motion upon vote Carried. ` -Yaps of Sedco Tract X59 sere.then presented to Council for,t$eir approval and acceptanoe. ~ Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff`and aeconded.by Councilmen Gallagher that Maps of Sedco Tract #59 be approved, and accepted, which motion upon-vote was carried, City Engineer Glenn Graham's detailed report on the City water ~~` system was .then snbmitted to co.unoil and ordered read try the clerk.. ,. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen Macs and seconded bq Council- man. Langstaff that the City Enginoer's repot on the water .system just read, be accepted and.that.matters concerning the-water syst® be-laid over for further consideration whidi motion carried by the following"vote:: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Maea, Langstaff and Ked:. Noes: None, The clerk then presented to the Council bids received fxrom Southern California Fence Gompany and Barry Bayliea Incorporated, quoted on 400 feet of-wire. fencing as follows: Southern California Fence Co. Bid X639;00 installed compleia Larry Bayliss Co. Bid ~§54.07 material only fco.b< Los ~Sngeles. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that the matter cf fencing the water plant property be laid over for further consideration; The c1erY, than submitted to the Council a report on the outstand- ing delinquent accounts for water rent, busissss licenses and house-connect- on~ and upon discussion and ds consideration of the matter, it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that alll delin- -quenta be given a ten day notice to pay up and if not paid that ]e gal action vaill be instituted for the @ollection of the account, whidi motion - upon vote was unanimously carried. Councilman H. 0, Langstaff then reported to the Council that he . was leaving the city for about a 30 day business trip, a1d asked that he be granted a 30-day leave of absence from Council meetings. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Maea and seconded by Council= man Gallagher that Councilman Langstaff be granted a 30 day leave of ab- Bence which motion upon vote was carried. ~~ Page #3 MEETING OF MAY 21, 1928. ~, Thereupon on motion of cb u~eilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff and on vote carried, it was ordered that the clerk be instructed to notify the, Southern Sierras Power Go. to install 2 additional bracket'~street lights ons'e't the c.`orner of,"Spring and F2i:nt; anil'the other at Ppa" and, Poittb'x`~r. ' ., ~ -, ,. M. Harmon, .Water. ,Superintendent then reported to Council that Mr. Hohenshell ,_ wished to 6gty"about 500 feet of old pipe from the Cia'y and asked that Council fix ~~- ., r,;. ~ ,;a -; `' the``price to `be charged' for'said pipe ' "' ,. .. `"~Ahereupon it'waa`moved'by Councilmen Langstaff"arid seconded by Councilman Maea that 500 feet of 3" old pipe be sold to Mr. Hohenshell at 5 cents per'-foot, which matron upon vote was serried, Bills as audited yy the Auditing Committee were then presented to the`Couricil arl on notion ~1y made"and on'call vote carried, were ordered paid and'the clerk was 'instructed to issue warrants in payment`of same. Thereupon, there being no further business to come before the Council ~, an motion duly made-and carried,"council adjourned to meet 'iri regular adjourned session 'on ~donday', "Pl'ay' 28th` at the' hour 'of ~ p.m>` in the''6ity Hall`, the usual meeting place. , C erk. -3----