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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1928 CC MinutesMINUTE. RECORD. OF :REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF ELSIN03E - MEETING HELD ON THE _ 4th DAY OF January 1928 19 • STANDARD FORM CM . . Whereupon it was moved by Counoiimeafiallagher and seconded by Councilman.Bell that -said sum of $2500.00 be >- placed in a special.fund and deposited in the First National Bank of Elsinore in the form of a six months time deposit to,bear 4% interest vt ieh motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilman Taylor, Bell, Keck and Gallagher. Noes: None. Absent: None. Thereupon a map of the Grand Avenue Tract was pye- sented to the Counwil for their approval and acceptance. Thereupon after due consideration and checking of said map, it was moved by Councilman. Taylor and.seconded by Councilman,. Bell that the map of Grand Avenue Tract be approved and accepted which .motion +upon vote was carried; W. K. Smith of the Elsinore Valley Onion Co. then appeared before the Council, 'presenting in detail their plans and progress be- ing,made in preparation, for the Pageant and Onion festival to be hsld in the early part of May and solicited t1B- City's support of the event by furnishing fire works for the occasion in- the - amount of about $400.00i Whereupon it was moved by CouncilmarTaylor and seconded by Coun- oilman Bell that matter be taken under advisement and - future consideration which motion upon vote carried. Thereupon a communication from the Elsinore•Palley Anion Co. offering to lease from the City the 20 acre sewer farm, was presented to the councila Whereupon it. was- .duly. moved and, carried that the matter be -taken under advisement and further consideration. i i1 j2. `' P ,- fan 4, 1928 MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR R6ECTING OF M CITY COUNCIL OF ELSINCRE -. - MEETING HELD ON THE 11th - DAY OF January 1928 Z9 - a STFNOFRO FORM C9G ii A regular meeting of the City Council of they -City of Elsinore was held ,on• the above date.- The meeting wast.'celled, -to order - at tha hour. o' r 9 a.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the'ehair. Councilmen L B.'Taylor; J: H.'Bell, A. G Keck and H. Gallagher answered the roll calli Absent :Cou'ncilmen H.H.Tweed. i Minutes of the meeting., held_on?Dec. 28th were 'then read by the Clerk and on motion.duly made and carried, were approved as read: j - The Treasurers monthly report wag then >presented to`.'t'he Council I and on motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed. The Clerk -then read a c6miniui3cation`frem:A.. 1J. <Brown'to- Go -unc' l in a which;he, advised that he ,has sold the,e small, triangle parked<plot,.•of ground on Gral.am;Ave. to Mrs. Mary L. McDonald =and he, hoped- that Council Would grant her the sane'luse of fire water- for--the irrigation of, said :park, -as per,, former agree- Mont . Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Bell and seconded, by Cauneil- man Taylor that .Mrs. Mary L; McDonald be granted -the saine right -te the use of fire irrigation water as:-- previously granted to Mr. -Brown which = motion carried by the,Yollowing vote. - Ayes: Councilman' Taylor, Bell,.Keck apd Gallagher. 'Noes: .None Absent, Councilman H. H. .Tweed. J =The hour of 9:3o having arrived, beingthe time fixed for th "e opening of- sealed` bids' and_ proposals 'fcr'the•improvement`of •Pottery - and.- other,etreets, the clerk opened and.presented to the Council the following bids: Sully-Miller 06fitkacting Co: bid as followsi' ' (>" Pavement including ':grading.- to, property -lines- 180 "per sq.ft. . °z::Aaphaltic'Concrete!. wearing- surface:over pave -: ` Mont in place 6" Sanitary Sswer exclusive 4f manholes 1.50 " lin. ft. 4" House Connections Sewers - - - - - - - - 1.30 " . Manholes. complete '- - -.- !$90.00 each Wator. Distributing system with appurtenances' $1224.55)cpmplete Cement'.concrete curb ,50 per: °lin: ft. Cement concrete - sidewalks:: - - - - - - - -- .18 per sq.ft. Bringing sewsr;.manholos to grade -' - - - 10.00 each Bringing water:.: valves to grade.- = - 6.00 eadi Southwest Paving Co. Inc. bid as follows: 6" Pavement including grading to property lines - .195 per sq.t - : 5" .175 " BQ.£t. Asphaltic concrete wearing, surf aee,over pavement in. place - - .10 n n n I 6" Sanitary Sewer exclusive of manholes - - - - 1:75 " lin.ft. 41' House connection sewers - - - - - - - - - - 1.30 " n 'r Page #26 Jan. 11, 1928. Southwest.Paving_Co. Inc.. bid (Cont'd) .Hall-Johnson, Co. bid, as, foD ows:, _ 6" Pavement including grading, to property lines - .20 per sq.ft, Pavement including; grading; to property lines - - - „,. .18 per sq.ft. Asphal- tie.Conci :ete,:Wesring Surfaee; over pavement in .place 410t;.per sgat. 6" Sanitary -.Sewers exclusive,of,manholes 1.90 per lin. ft. V" $euse Connection sewers . -": " Manholes complete - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 100,,00 -oath Water Distributing System with appurtenances - - - - - 1300.00 complete __ cement- Concrete curb -- - - - - -_. -. .50 per lin, ft. Cement Concrete Sidewalks,, - - - -.;- - - - -_ - - ;16:per sq. ft. ,;;Aringi.ng sewer manholes. to :grade - -;- _ _ - ._ -;. - ,1800 each Bringing,Water Valve Boxes, to grade - - - - - - - - - - - :. ..77 50; each MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THE 18th DAY OF January 1928 19 STANERRU FORM E9C A regular .meeting of the City Council of, the City of Elsinore was held oxt the.abo.ve date. ' The. meeting, was called to order: at. -the . -hour_ of .9 -a.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilman L., 'B. :TaylorA. G... Keck and;H.. Gallagher answered the it roll'call Absents Councilmen.J. H. Bell and_,H H,., Tweed.,;:. Minutes of the previous meetings held on Jan. 4th and.11th were then ,;read by the „clerk. and, o* ;,motion-,duly made and., carried were approved as read. ,The Building lnspactors nnuaLSopert.fdr. the ,ye$r of� 1.927 -was -then presented to the council and on motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed. The. writtenresi >gtion.of_CounaLnan -H. H. Tweet was then presented to the Council. li it, was,,mgved. by Councilmen. Taylor and seconded by,Councilmm Gallagher -that "the resignation. of. Councilmen . Tweed be accepted to take of feet at once which motion upon vote was unanimously parried. A communication from.Sarau & Thompson,.Attorneys fa; Mrs:. C. P. Carter charging,, the City with dumping , tin_cans -and rubbish upon a certain 5 acres of land owned by Mrs. Gaiter their client, and requesting that the City take steps to remove same from the..premises. was , then read by the clerk. Whereupon after a discussion.of,the.matter it was moved by, Councilmen Taylor and. seconded by Councilman, Gallagher- -.that the clerk be instructed to reply to said communication and advise. Atternays:Sarau and Thompson that they have been misinformed; regarding to the . - dumping „of tin cans upon Mrs. Carter's property as the City has never Wood this ,propertyfor'a dumping, "ground, but that same has been placed- .there by unknown.individual- parties, which motion upon ; vote carried. Councilmm Taylor then moved that Mr. Mare be appointed City Councilman { to fill the vacancy caused by- thesesignation of Councilman Tweed, said motion receiving no second. Councilman.Gallagher.then moved that Mr. J. P. Van Houten be appointed City Councilman to fill the existing vacancy, which motion also failed to re- ceive a second. Council then considered the matter of a proposed amendment to -a certain section of Ordinance #179 providing for inspection and granting of permits for the erection of signs in the city. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman SP#zrGallagher that the matter of proposed change-in Ordinance #179 be referred to City Attorney Best - and - Buuild.ing Inspector Boyle, for consideration and approv al which motion upon vote carried. i; Thereupon it was moved by Councilmen .Gallagher -and seconded by Councilman Taylor that the Police Department be instructed to submit weekly li Sills as audited by :the Auditing Committee, were -then presented to Council an& em motion � duly made and on c&11 vate,carried.,,..were...ordered paid and - the -clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereupon there being,--n&,_rtxrth4r iwiinesi3 to some befoie: . Council on motion duly made and carried Counnil.adjourned to meet in regular.session on Wed$L4sday,.,.Tan., 25th :at, the Ihour,,,o f tvhe iCity �Rdll, the usual MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL _ MEETING HELD ON THE 25th DAY OF January .1928 19 A regular meeting of the .City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was. called to order at the.hour -of 9 :a.m. cwith Mayor,*. _ Kock in the; chair. ; Councilmen L- •B. Taylor., -•J,. H. Belk , - =A. `G. Keck and -H. Gallagher answered the roll call; Absent: None. ` - :Minutes of.the. previous- meeting held :on Jan :-18th 4ore -then read by the. clerk and on notion duly; made -an&l carried, .wersi :approved:as ,read. f Mr. Scott a representative of the Boulder Dam Association then appeared before >the Council and ,told, ofcthe gurpobe of -tithe organization and the work they were doing and.urged•that Council consider the:lnatter of mak- ing application. for membership to this organization thereby 3'elding their support to a worth while movement. whereupow it -;was moved!: by Councilman,- Taylor' and 'seconded - by >Co:n- c lman Bell that- matter:of application- f or' member'sh'ip tb the,Boulder Dam; Association be considered, further and that Council at this time<taka a ;recess +.of 15i minutes, which' motion ,upon :vote ,:carried. ;Upon return o,f Council to the chamber roll'was %called and -`e11 members of the Council were found to be Resent. The 'clerk then presented to the Council the report of the Police Department from Jan, lot to Jan. - 25th -which report on motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed., Resolution #190 was then presented to the Council being a resolu- tion providing that. two printed copies of all Ordinances passed be sent to t the League of California Municipalities. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman_Bell that Resolution #190 be passed and adopted which motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck and Gallagher. Noes: None. Absent: None. Ordinance #192 was then presented to Council by City Attorney Best for consideration. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that proposed ordinance #192 be laid ever for further consideration at the next meetirxg of the council, and that the City Attorney add Building Inspector'be instructed to be present at said meeting. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that B. D. Robinson, Park Caretaker be authorized to se- cure needed fertilizer for the_City =Park, which motion upon vote carried. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that Mr. M. Harmon, water Superintendent be authorized to take up the rld water line on East Pottery Street and to connect all services now on this line to the new line which_ motion_on, call vote was nna »i mnrely nnn »4 sd - - MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING (F THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD 01V THE let DAY OF February 1928 zs A regular meeting of the City Council of the =City of Elsinore was held an the above date. The meeting was called to or der. at the hour of 9 a.m. "with May$r"A. G. `Keck 4n'ifie chair: �Councilman -L,. B. Taylor., A.-G. Keck'Andi:H,. Gallagher anowered,the roll call.` Absent: !CouucilmaaJ.,H. Bell. t: Minutes of the previous meeting held on Jan. 25th were then read by•:the,-,6l6rk and -'on' motion, duly made and carried;; were., appro vadr as read. J4'P-:V" Houten duly appointed to,- f All; the. vacancy, on,'ithe-Codneil -att,th6 i ist. re gular. meat ing, was then:- administered d the oath: of.i.office,by,the clerk and took his chair. Councilman 4. H.- Bell who was absent •upon, roll-, ball 4'then appeared and:! -took his chair: The clerk 'than 'pre seated to the Council ai-IP6tition- signed by>: George H. Briner, M. H: We sner'- sad-: H. 4 King j, ahkingt-thet, Cc uncill improv at • Sumner Avenue between: Riley Street and Spring Street with pavement and a bridge over �'the- Lake outlet. Whereupon it was moved by mmzxTNrXkaz and seconded lay, Councilmen Gallagher, that said patition be, referred to the at City Engineiar, for �'check ing-, and.a. the --;naxV meet ing of the repokt�� L � 6W., SaMb�. Council which motion was carried by the following vote. Aye's: Councilman, Taylor's -Ball, Keck; Gallagher, and � Van Houteni N6881, None"- Absent: None. • (III' Thd�weekly report of. the. Police Department was then presented to the Council and on motion. duly mado-�ad carried, wwa: accepted: and, ordered, filed. Thereupon it was moved by Councilmen Bell and seconded by Council= --mail Taylor that the, Police:,be 'instructed- thet. Gounoil-;insksts on;the full col- lection of all outstanding Business Licensesi" whicA motion vn .callmd*e, was unanimously carried. Ther-euponColurrail's attention was i;again called to, .complai,,nta�jiled to the nuisance caused by Brennecke$s barking:,-dogs. Wersupon-it was moved, by •Counoilman ,Taylor .And,,pac.pY#,qd by Coun- cilman; B611 that the matter be referred to, the<Zity17:Attarno_y witjt,xiAstru#iona that- iho, vvite, to Mt. Brah"nooke and •ask that he abate said:• nuisance ,wh4qb,•.,, motion upon call vote was unanimously carried. The clort' then read a communioati.on,.from Ctty:.A,,tter.Aqy,,,44Dqt to Council,' - stating that is his opinion,, the', -City License, Qrdinance did,, not, make any provision for exempting ex-service men from pay#&,,, t4e .,rsg I 4lar, iusinaSS license, unless physically disabled, and that Mr. Gettemy who claimed exempt- ion' not fall under, that i-,clas a.,: Page #2. Feb. 1, 1928. Whereupon it was duly_ moved and carried that Mr. Best's communication be filed; for future reference..-„ Councilman Taylor then called to.Council's attention, that he had,keen interviewed by Mr. L[oxley seeking - relief from payment of a real, estate auctioneer ',s license,and stated that:,ioasmuch as Xf.;Moxley; was paying a Real Estate Broker's License, .he.should . be,entitled<;to the :privilege of selling real estate at auction without further license. Whereupon after con side ration. of. then,matteruitnwas._moved,:aey: Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that to make.it.possible.to. grant Mr. Moxlay: such a,.psrmit,,that _ th.e matter -:ef Real. Estate proker's,;license be re- ferred:,te the, City, Attorney,-,. for amendment of, that l:section,cf: the,©rdinance, which motion upon vote was carried, City:Attorney. pest . then reported ,that. ha. had , received further communi- cation from Sarag and Thompson_- Attorney § -for Mrs. C. P, Carter,-calling:,at- tontion to cans and.rubbish dumped upon her property, .and - charging , Mr. Keith and Mr ,. Townsend.. with ,:having.pla,eed;same.,th,ere..wh le. in the.:•employ of the City, and.requesting;thato, City, have, ,thes:prfpperty,clenned up., Whereupon it ,. was moved by Councilman Taylor -and se.comded by-,,Council- man Bell that the matter be Deferred to a committee for further investigation Thereupon Crdinance #193 was presented to;the Counpil on second reading and for adoption. whereupon it, was Gloved by Councilmen, ,Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that ordinance #193 amending Section "D" of Ord inance, #]:79 be passed and adopted,, which motion carried by the following vote, MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETIM Page #3. MEETING HELD ON THE let DAY OF February, 1928 19 STANDARD FORM CU ====REG D.S. PAT OFF� TAMD: N A RD�Ft installation of Late valves where needed. Whereupon it vas moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that the matter of. installing added water gate valves where needed, be carried. Bills as audited by ifi aualting committee *em'thon'pkebinted-to Council, and " motion duly made and on call vote, carried, were ordered -Maid and the clerk was instr-acted-"ib4issiie�*a,teanii4 in-- 'payment of' samei t I Thereupon there being no further business to come before tile anuncil on motion duly made and carried; Counoil-'1a'aj6u"rn" a-'t ..... e 01. "meet in regular session on Wednesday Feb. 8th at the hour of 9 a.mi,in the City Hall, the usual 1 meeting' 4lecQ L, T j y i "J L, T j L, The Building Superintendnets monthly report for - the.month of January was then presented to the Council, and on motion duly made and carried,. was approved and ordered filed. The weekly report of the Police Department was then prase ?ited to the council and on motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed. The clerk then read the Treasurer's monthly report showing the balances in the various City's funds as of Feb, lot which report on motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed. Councilman J. P. Van Houton who failed to respond to the roll call then appeared and took his chair. The clerk then read a communication from City Attorney Best to Council regarding the Brennecke dog situation. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that said .communication be filed for future refersncec The clerk then read a communication addressed to the Council from a committee of the Grammer School P.T.A. in which they requested of council their cooperation by arranging with the County Dairy Inspector for a test of the milk from the dairies supplying the school for a bacterial count. Upon motion of councilman Bell and seconded by Councilman Van Houten, and on vote carried the matter was referred to the City Health Officer for his attention. The written report of City Engineer Graham on the proposed im- provement of Sumner Avenue between Riley and Spring Street with pavement and a bridge crossing the lake outlet was.then presented to the c:ound 1. Whereupon after consideration of said, report it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that the matter be referred back to the Engineer with instructions that he create 'a larger proposed district to help bear the cost of the bridge and to submit same to council at their next regular_ meeting, which motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, yell, Keck, Gallagher and Van Houton. Noes: None._ Absett: None.._ :Page #2•.. _.. -. MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING -CF FEB. $, 1928 _.. MEETING HELD ON THE DAY OF Council's attention, was again called to the.fence -in the.alley back of Sumner Street off of Main, and upon consideration of the matter it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilmen Bell that Council make a trip of,investigetion -:o.f said;:alley and >actiupon same at:the, next regular meetings: which -motion- .upon'vote'.carried. Chief of Police: Easton then asked Council- that'he be allowed'aiadvence of $50.00 to apply on his current month's salary. Whereupon; ,, -that Mr. Easton Is request to be allowed a $50�OO,a�ivariceou -his;, alary.be grant.ed..�1 .�, c• . Li Olaf Erickson -,Building` Contractonsthen `appeared::befors' -ahe- 'Council with a set. of. plans for - a propo.eed bath, :house rbuildin'& which: he? stated:, he contemplated to erect at the corner of Pottery.& Spring Street and asked that he be graqn'ted'asspegiai,psrmit't® build said.building,one:story high Whereupon 'it uas : mved by-- CouncUl nal Taylor and seconded =by Counccilmai Bell that the matter be referred to the Building_ Inspector, City Attorney - edd Clerk for consideration, which motion upon_,vote carried. 'bible as''audited�'byt1ie auditingscommitteewere` presentedto thec�Co.Ari- cil and: cn.moticK duly'�hada:;e.ndfeh calLvot& carried.v&te;adered.paid't and; the clerk was instructed to issue warranU iw M*entL ofesame. , ... REGULAR METING OF THE CITY COUNCIL Feb. 15, 1928. Al regularr•meeting of: th,�,City Council -.of the: City of :Elsinore;.was held on the above date. The meeting :was. called: to .order at. tte; ho•ur,;of 9 a.mi with Mayor A. G..Keck in the chair. Councilmen-L. B. Taylor, J. H. Bell A: G. Keek;,Fi•; Gallagher . and: J..,, Po Van; Houten, +anowered; the roll Call. Absent: None. The; minutes of i the +_preaious;meetings, held.. on :Feb..lst,,and ;,Feb. 8th were then read by the Clerk, and on motion. duly: made:, and:.carried.,,were approved: as read. :.Thai weekly. report of.the Police Department_was_then;.1reeented to the Council and on>- motion, duly made,. and,: carried,. :was approved and ordered filed: Dr.,s.•'T., .2rimhall - .Health Off iceri then appeared,before the; Council and presented for Council's consideration a model ordinance which: provides for :the grading and inspection.of milk a*d the appointment of an .inspector a#d Health Board,,,and,.endorsed the- passege end;. adoption of,sueh,an Ordinance-. Whereupon .after ebnaideration-of the matter. it : waso moved by,, Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Van Houten that the_ appointment of a milk 'inspector and;,,a. Beard :ofs,Health be approve_ d�and_rthat :,thwolcopysof_mpdel ordinance be, referred to.,. the: City'. Attorney for'his consideration ,and;ap.proval;';,xhich, motion upon vote was <unffi imously, carried. . . Thereup "on, it was move:df.by. Councilmair:Taylor and.seconded; by, Councilman Belh that;the Health. Board. and. milk 'lnspecto "rs_bexselected.;by the, City:! Health Officer and Mayor,whidn: :'motion :upon vote .carri.ed, City Engineer Graham then. submitted to Council a map showing proposed enlarged district to cover.cost of proposed bridge improvement on Sumner St. Whereupon it was moved.by Councilman Bell and secord ed by Councilmw Taylor #hat the proposed bridge improvement.for;Sumner Street be referred „to City Engineer for a diagram and estimate of cost of a 12 foot,,arch concrete b bridge, with instructions that he.submit same to Mr. George Briner with petition to be circ- ulated for signatures of property owners in the district favoring the improvement, which motion upod vote carried. The clerk then called to council's attention that there would be avail- able in City's funds abut $15,000.00 that could be placed on time deposit to July let. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen Taylor and seconded by Council - men Bell, that City Treasurer be authorised to transfer inactive funds.to a time deposit and to submit same to the local banks for their offer of, interest rate on time deposit of said funds for a period of four months, which motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: C ouncilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Van Houten. Noss: Nonet Absent: None. Councilman Bell then brought up for consideration the matter of. reducing Marv= RECORD OF Page #2, MEETING HELD ON THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL 15th DAY OF February 1928 19 city's water ratee,':stating -that ,he - believed ahe present surplus in the water fund warranted a reduction and that 6he favored such action, Vhereupoh it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Coun- cilman; Bell that. the: matter of .reducing - City!-s ?water rate Erb e ,cehsddered further and that. the chair appoint. a.'committee of two to investigate the matter with. the..: clerk for.the :purpose: of working out an aquitaVle reduction in. the rates .which. motion upon vote' was: unanimously- carrie.d., In consideration of complaints filed against F. E Fierce and M. Z %Gruber for keeping chickens for - commercial =purposbs in; violation of City'Ordinance, °it was moved byt-CCUncilmen Taylor and -sec6 dad -by ,C', I Almai Bell that the matter be referred to City Attotney Beat with instructions that h® ,Forward- written notice, to Mr.:Pie'rce; m d�Gruber;that.they -take immjdiate action to= complyiwith•• City: Ordinanrle which motion •upoh? vote. ,carried. ss - sr Thereupon it was• moved -by, Con' noilmaY Taylor and •eecord ed• by -'C ouricil- man Bell that the clerk be instructed .tonserve::writta► %noticce c 3bhnZtrick- land, that his contract with the City for sewer water is cancelled and that he be: requested, to remove h is:personeli.property, from. the .City:sewera L faun, within ten day's. Which, m©tioin upon: vote: was• unarimously carried., • ,J Bills�is auditedhy: the, auditing,, committee were =then- Pz" esentedto ithe council and on motion duly made end on call vote carried, were ordered paid; and. the:zlerk wasrirstructedsto; issue :warrants in paymentr of_.seme. Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council..`; on motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned to meet.in regular session orv,11ednesday, :February. 29th•,-..at:.ths hour; of.9.,,a.m: in the city: =hall, the usaal,meetingplace.. _ Mayor Cleft" February 29, 1928. 'A , ere&u).ar meeting of the City. Council -of -the. City of Elsinore. was -held, on the; 4bove date, The, meeting was_ called; t.o order.at the hour of 9 a.,m*j,with Mayor: A ' ,_ :G.KeckAn: the., chair . ;.Councilmen L. &. w. Taylor, J. H. BOILO-Aw, G;: Keck i,Ht e. 7 Gallagher and Van Houtm, answered-, the roll calk Absent: None. ,. Minutes c � the, pr qviou a meeting, la, were then: read ,by; the - .clerk sVwere apprcved,,,e_w.read.�,, clerk and on motion duly.,mads, end carr The clerk. then,presented_; a: petition. to the Couneil signeda by bf1 0f: the projjarty. awners, oft-prop.enty. fronting, or,_a%ut#ng', upon: Pr6ppoct', Street,- between Main and Chestnut Streets, asking that Council order the improvement of said • toAet; with :pavement,; aioeWalk.S and curlos.-• .-,,Work to1w,done under Us,; prc�vl:sions vl.Ahe�lqll Improvement Act,.. . Whereupon after- consideration- of said ,petition, it. Va:sl moved by councilman Taylor and.eeconAad%.,by: Counoilman,:.Bell,'.,thst. -Potitioln�f for: the improvement of Prospect Street be laid over for further consideration to the next meetinriof,,the oounciL,,which motion upon,, vote. waa,unanimously carried. E N_0 The,, clerk therfL presented to the Council,, the'.. written LeppljO,et:iojjS'cf G. Q. Reed, Z. H. Woodford, C. M. Kane acid Roy Gregg,for the position of NightsPoliceman.- Whereupon it, was moved by Ccuncilman= BelL, and; secord'ed., by, Coundil-m- man Taylor that Council take a recess of ten minutes to. con'sider.prIvately, the application for night policeman which motion upon vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilman Taylor and Bell. Noes: Councilmen Gallagher and Van Houteni Chair not voting. Vote tie, motion lost. ­Whareupqn it was moved by Councilman qallag4(�r,aqd,secorAed,b Councilman Van Hotisni: 'ihet the appointment of a night police be -,laid over to Us next regular meeting of the Council, which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. The clerk then presented to the Council the bids of the Elsinore Bank and the First National Bank of Elsinore on the deposit of the City's inactive funds for a term deposit of four months tom Mar. let to July let, the Elsinore State Bank submitting a bid of 4.2 per cent and the First National Bank a bid of 4 per cent on a term deposit of, four months. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that the Elsinore State Bank being the highs I at bidder; that council. recommend to City Treasurer the transfer of the City's inactive funds to deposit in the Elsinore State Bank for a term deposit of four 1ponths from-Mar. let to July let 1928 and to bear interest at the rate of 4.2 per cent which motion upon vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilman Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Van Houten. Noes. None Absent; None. Page #2 MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THE 29th _D4Y OF Yebruary 192:8 19 BTANDARD FORM 09G _�L�YCO,tk NF]_ LOZANGZLK� �Ar PAT. OF� STANDARD INUTE R�ORD III �r The clerk. then road;. &,communicatica, to, couri fr -om.1d,, Funk- :.submit- cil ting,to council-his bid fora three year le.ase,ori:'the..,Ci,,ty,,:Sew6r,.Fadm- in Warm Springs Valley, agreeing. tm fence the 20 ;acres level -Ahe land. and put in a pipe line from tank to highest point for first years rent and paying ,,,a_,:rentaj of $30C.0,0 reach year for the second and third-years. �e ;Mr., Roy Macy thenappfe ar ed-before the'Council,, said , lrds6nte& his Verbal proposal-lbr.the lease at, ut ha. City!. a :,sqwrer farm for afteniL of years agreeing to place land in first class coitdition-_for,Jarming_ and ir"rigativa _the, first year and, paying-, a cash, :ye arc for the suc- ceeding years. Whereupon after consideration of bids submitted, it was moved by Councilman :,Taylor and - secondodby. Counoilmpa Ball- that I,-the,_,bid Qf,Ed Funk being,lhO -.highest,and rbest r bid Ahat, he ;be: awarded a ahree years lease ffor, Pt-he Zity.:9eweir.' farm subj;eet,,hcwever,: to hia.furni.ih1nuthe) -. city i�,,with'saeurity T;; f or,,Ahe_ rentalf,­to, be referred to-, and approved motion carried by., he, following vote,.. , AY60:1.; Councilma%l Taylor, Bell,, Ke'ck,I, Noes: None. Absent: None, The weekly-report of: *B :Pql,,ice,DqpartmeAt..,va,.g then presented to the Council and on motion dulymado.aad earviod,,, Iw&,wapprov ad, and- ord ere d The 'clerk then, . read' a c ommuni cat ion, t o, the; Council from ztfa. Boulder -Dam As"ciation, , urging Council ;to ,,-,.Vecqme - er, 680,ciation and to 81,momb f of, said a appropriate, a contribution :kq: the cauas�- Whereupon it -was, duly moved and carried-,that the matter of,t zappl ida- tion f -or member. ship ilnnthe ftrther consideration. 2, c Council then took up for consideration Mr. S. H. Coogan's offer to booster: a-;,p*dco purchase ,fromthe, � city an, unused; ID I . ­1 1 , ,Of, $275.60 and after.' due.,eon'.sidero�tion,,:of."tbe�z8(tter, it,, we a-, icvsd,lby,„ Councilman Gallagher and, aetondod-;,by. Go.uncilmsn,,Bell,,,:.that:Mr,i; Gqpgaa, ;s, offer be rejected and booster pump be retained by City for possible J.,use in future which motion upon vote carried. Whereupon it was moved by Co-v4cilman Taylor and .se - cord ek by.- Councilma Van Houton that the chair appoint a committee to place,a;Ir icq,,on. all old discarded pumps which the city has for sale, which motion upon vote was The chair Appointed Councilmen Gallagher. and ,TeVlcr:to serve upon • said committee. a City Engineer Graham then submitted to the Council his ,estimated 11 1, - , , cost of $3000:00 for a 12 ft. arch concrete bridge proposed- fo.r,.,S:umner Ave. , 'iI and reported that as per council's instructions he submitted iarj6 to Mr. nBriner but that'-be refused ,,to - i cir-eUlate a petktiqn ov,er,th.e. o posed en- 1arged Aistrot and ha4 req4eeted-that the _be re f erred, to council for their consideration,:.. 'h Page . #$.f. -MEETING or Feb. 29 1928 Upbn,'reconsiderdtion �o f Jthe matter -by. s council:, : It, was:. deemed' advisable to. construct., concrete :bridges ,over, Term a cal. Ditcb, oa both Sumner, and .Heald Ave. and;ahat.aost of- swa,.,!be; spread .aster entire city-. Whereupon it, wadinoved. by Councilmen •aylor!, and secohied 'by .Councilmar Ta#&rxnxAxxnxxy43idxby Van Houton •that.a 12 ft. arch concrete bridge on Sumner. and,. Heald,, Ave. over Tomescal Ditch, be ordered,,constructed and that the c ' ost of,,-isame be spread by _aagessanent.ovor the, entire. _city,..wk:Lch motion c carried by the. f allowing: vote - Ayes; Cptizioilmen- Tayl6r,",Bell,=KeQk, Gallagher and Va A Houton. Noes: None. Absent: None. Thereupon it wa's moved by,:Councilman Taylor land, seconded :by: Councilman Berll,7,thtt.City:Engdzear orahem�be:instructed,te,pri),deed, with the uecessary.,,work:for the.Amprovemerit. of Sumner,,.Avei; between.Spring,-Streat and Riley Street ; and the construction of, -cement cone rate Midges over Temescal, Ditch on Sumner and Heald Ave. which motion carried by-the-.follo-wing vote. ...... Ayes:- ',Councilmen - Taylor, jell, Keck, Gallagher and .,Van Houton. Noes, None. Absent: None. rCouncil then, took up for -corisid.ordtion the -appjointment:-of M. election `Board'to'serve.at the coming municipal elactioni.,J_ijll 11, , � 1, Whereupon it was moved .by,,Councilmen,Taylor, and: seconded by. Councilman Bell that G. Z. Hess> Iae, appointed Inspector, Frank Yocum and: Mrs.' Charlotte Kirkpatrick Judges and Mrs. Joy Gough 6zld.Um Ethel Johnston :Clerks to serve upon the election board for the regular munid pal election tobe -held on April 9th,; 192811­ which. motion. carri.6.4.%by. the following Note,,. AyeslA Councilman:-Taylor,, Bell,, Keck, -Gallagher` and Van Houton. Noes: None. Absent: None. J, --dponeit.wa:smo"d�,.Uy,�,CduneilmiLnTa:ylora?fd�seeniided-�by�Couhd,lman ,Where Bell that the, fee for serving upon the -elect on -board bo,;f-ixed, •plus one cent for each ballot cast at:AWbe e1ection : which motion, carried by Ahe following vote., Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Van Houton. No ear, No#e. Absent: None., Thereupon it was moved by Councilmm Taylor and -sevonded,by Councilman Van Houton that it be authorized that $150.00 be appropriated for the burial n expe so -of �W.' K.- Smith;' special -city , Lef-ficer.- recently,.killed in on automobile accident which motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Van Houton, No6a: Sone. ivieni-I Soria. Bills, a s - ' 1a— udited _-by ­ 1 a audit ing ' Committe 6'wera't hen 'Presented td the council an on motion du 1y made and oa,call;Vote tarried, were - ordered; paid and the clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment m , I of, bait e,.' Page #4 MINUTE RECORD OF MEETING CF FEB. - 29., 19286 MEETING HELD ON THE DAY. OF STANDARD FORM C64 19 J {JjPy� } t 4 t REGULAR MEETING. OF THE CITY COUNCIL Councilmen L. B. Taylor, J. H. Sell, A.; G. Keck, H'. Gallagher and J. P. 'Van Houton .aas*ered the roll call. ' Minutes of the previous. meeting . held . on.Feb. 29th were then. read by the clerk and on motion duly made and carried, were approved -as read. Council then took up for reconsideration the matter of leasing the City's sewer farm to Mr. Funko thereupon it was moved by Councilmen J. P. Van Houten -and .seconded by Councilman, L.. B. Taylor that Mr. Funk be granted a lease on the City Sewer farm as per his previous offer without being required to furnish bond, pro- riding that he start _to. fence and improve the property within thirty days and that the matter of preparing the lease be referred to the..City Attorney with in- structions that a clause be inserted in said. lease reserving to the city the. right of entry for the purpose of development and operation of all oil rights, which motion upon vote carried by the following vote, Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Van Houten. The .Building - Superintendent's monthly report was then presented.to the Council and,on motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed. The clerk then presented to the .Council a written notice from Sully- Miller Contracting Co. advising that all water lines, gate boxes and meters be lowered at once so as not to interfere with the improvement work of certain streets for v -hieh -they have been awarded contract. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and secorded by Councilman Bell that the matter of replacing or lowering of water pipe lines on streets to be im- proved be referred to the Water Superintendent and City Engineer, which motion upon roll call was unanimously carried. The City Treasurer's monthly report was then presented to the Council a# oh motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed. The clerk then presented to the Council the weekly sport of the Police Department, which on motion duly made and carried was approved and ordered filed. The annual statement of the Southwestern Home Telephone Co. showing gross- volume of business done for the year, upon which a 2% Franchise Tax is due the City, tt d en- closure of check to cover amount due was then presented to the Council and on motion duly made and carried, was approved and ordered filed.. The clerk then read a communication to Council from J. A. Harvey Attorney for J. H. Brennecke,- calling attention to a balance still due Mr. Brennecke for water used by the city from his well.. some two yearn ago, and requesting• -a settlement of the matter. Page. #2. MINUTE RECORD OF MEETING HELD ON THE REGULAR 1Z STING OF CITY COUNCIL 7th DAY OF.,.. March :1928. _ 19 Whereupon it was moved by Councilman. Taylor and seconded by Coun- cilmen Bell that Mr. Harvey's communication. with an explanation of facts in the matter be referred to the City Attorney for his reply, which motion upon vote was carried. Council then took up, for consideration the matter of appointment of a night policeman. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen Taylor and seconded by Council- mas Bell that J. H. Woodford be appointed to the position of night policeman which motion upon cell vote was carried by the following vote, Ayes: Councilmal Taylor, Bell, Keck and Van Houten. Noes: None. Councilman. Gallagher not voting. Thereupon attention was called that =at present the !Chief of Police was not urd er bond. Whereupon it was moved. by Councilmaa Bell and seconded by Council- man Gallagher that the Chief of Police be instructed to furnidh bold in the sum of $2000.00 which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. Thereupon after consideration by Council of the matter of disposition by sale of the .City's Police car, it was duly, moved and carried that the matter be laid- over -.for further consideration. The petition filed at a previous meeting, asking for the improvement of Prospect Street was then taken up by the Council for further consideration. Whereupon it was moved byCouncilman.Taylcr` sand seconded by Council- man Bell thi City Eng%nevr.Graham be instructed to proceed with the necessary work for the improvement of Prospect Street as provided for in Petition on file which motion carried by the following vote. I ayes: Councilman Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Van Houten. Noes: None. Absent: None. Bills as audited by the auditing committee -were then presented to the Council and on motion duly made and on call vote, carried were w tiered paid and the clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of sane. Thereupon there being no further business to come before thee Obuncil an motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned to- meet -in regular session on Wednesday, Mar. 14th at the hour of 9 a.m: in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. Mayor Mrk .7: �WWVW 1 to v%w:h psi ma. m" 3190 g row -1 4�V �15 -to � A, wa !, M � 1.n m: . i"m w. >;W;7 Qjj*jYO,jj r: , 1%, or =2 an,,! L 1 :IV Pill kill;= no" 14 1; e All: 1 .7: �WWVW 1 to v%w:h psi ma. m" 3190 g row -1 4�V �15 -to � A, wa !, M � 1.n m: . i"m w. >;W;7 Qjj*jYO,jj r: , 1%, or =2 an,,! c L 1 :IV Pill c ..... -... MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING OF - TIN CITY COUNCIL !. . -..- _... MEETING HELD ON THE 14th .DAY OF .March 1928 I9 6}ANOARU FORM C34 CHARLES R. NAOLEYCO.. FATHEI NYEPE tea LH —U.aaa roans aao_._o_[xneix_ _ REa -Y. S`PAT._OFF. A NOSR. AITNU E'R COR_ 1I �i A regular meeting, of the. City Council of the City a Elsinore was held on the; above date.. The meeting,,wgs. calked to order at _th:.hour:,of;;9 a.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen L. B. Taylor, J..HL Bell AA. G. Keck, and H. Gallagher answered the roll call. i ji :.'. Fbsent::,.Councilmen. J. P. Van Houton. Minutes -of 1he''previous meeting; held±:on, Mar. 7th xere.;then read by the clerk ,and., on motion-. duly .made awl :carried,- w.ere'_approved as The, -clerk 'then.pre`sented to the- >.coundl:a p :tition• signed by a majority of the property owners on Peck Street asking for the: :.improvement of said street between Main. St. and Chestnut S't..rwith;asphaltic. concrete:rpaGvement and side - walks, curbs and other improvements wb:re necessary, said work to be core under the,1911 laprovement:oxt �4 . , • ; "> �: r ,��., - thereupon•, after Council's con aid oratio of,:said: petition. it• was. moved -' by Councilman, Taylor= and: secondied by Councilmen ;Bell: that she- petition -for: the improvement of Peck St..b.e laid;;wpr for; ,,,further ,consideration at the next: meeting of the council, which motion upon veto was carried. . The clerk then presented to the Council a copy of City Attorney Best's reply to Attorney's Harvey i Harvey;: :regarding;Mr..•:Brenne,cke's - .claim against the city for water xx used from his well also their reply to Attorney Best's 1attbr. , Whereupon it was duty moved and:`carried that said communicationo.be filed for future reference. communication from. the Metropolitan, _.: A opolitan water District�'cahling.:atten- tion to a meeting to be held at Long Beach on April 41h - also enclosed copies • of= Senate.Bi11 #132Yauhtorizing. he ,ereatioxi of;- Met ropol:itsn'water districts were then presented to..Council. Whereupon-1t was duly moved and! carried that said communication be o`rdered�fi.led. j -_Proposed: Ordinance #194, creating a milk inspectign department; pro- viding. for the °payment of'. fees, .to; cover the costs of , milk- inspection: work -a; and prohibiting - the -sale of milk', and -cream not complying with eertsin ,'Stan E dards was then introduced and :the :clerk read the said;m dinsnce "for its:.tirst reading, and upon motion o.f councilmen Taylor, seconded by CouncilmmiBell, that said: ordinance be accepted:;as read, and pass to.its seoord reading, motion carried. Thereupon Resolution #191 was introduced and read beingaa resolu- tion authorizing,the,Mayor and City, Clerk to •execute for and ; b -ehalf -of' the City ;of Elsinore ^e lease of the, ;City sewer farm fore period cf .three,:Years, as per copy of -lease _attached. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmm Taylor, seconded by Council !I man Bell that Resolution #191 be passed ami adopted which motion was carried by the following vote. j `Dyes ;; Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck and`Gallagher,. Noest None.- I� 1 Page #2 Meeting of Mar. 14, 1928. Council_ahen took. up; for consideration the matter. of: reducing:: the:.CityIs water rate.-- . Whereupon it was moved,by Councilmai.Bell ind,secondadAy Councilman Taylor that it be authorized to.allow.a 20% discount on all water bills .paid on or before the 10th ,day'of each month-, instead -- of 3.0% d' thats the clerk be instructed: to. check .with: City, !Attorney. if it .be,,.ae ceasary ao amend% Ordinance establishing water rates, which motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilman:Taylor,'Boll:,,Keck -and. Gallagher. ;Noes;: t., None. :Absent: Councilman'. Van Hoitten.. , Upon reconsideration of Improvement District.to bear the cost of the two bridges ordered constructed on Sumner and Heald Ave., it was moved by Councilman 'Bell and seconded. * Cbub:oIlmei Gallagher that the cast of said bridges be spread over tth6 entires city`axc'ept the Spring and other %streets, improvement 'district, which :has already been assessedfor the - Pottery 'St. bridge.. Motion carried by the following vote., Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck and Gallagher. Nobel None, Absent: Counoilmen�' Vmn =Houton. ' Fire Chief Boyle then appeared before the Council and asked thnt.the Firemen be granted a special permit to dance one hour later than the usual time ate ,,their - annual dance on'- March :,17th Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that the Firemen be granted a . special -, permit. •to ,conduct their dance: to 1 o'clock a.in. on:ktar: , 17th. _ W Chief of Police Easton 'then appeared before Council and; rec'ommendsd> Thomas Connor for appointment as relisf- Police. Whereupon it war moved by: Councilman-Taylor that:,Thomas;Connor be appointed special relief officer. The motion receiving no second waslost. Councilman Bell therm:oved.that the Police Department be..ailowed no extra help which'. moticn? was ,seconded bycCoune:ilman Gallagher and oA: vote -: resulted: as follows: Ayes: Councilmen:Bell,4 Keck ;;;.and Gallagher z Noes:,'`Councilmen''Taylor. Absent: Councilman :Van Houten.. _ Bills as audited.by: the auditing. commi.tee.w.ere then .Presented to the Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried,,were:;ordered; paid and the clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereuponfthere being no - father business to '.come before: -the Cdunoil,`-on motiborVduly made 'end carried. Council adjourned to meet in ' regular session on Wednesday, Mar. 21st at th-e -hour of 9 a.m.:- in., the City Hall, the usual meeting place. Mayor Clerk ".. MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR ISETING. OF TIN_ CITY COUNCIL __MEETING ON THE ..... DAY OF March 1928 19 ..._ _..... f 1 h Comm uni cat ion from the Metropolitan. "Water District with reference to meeting to be held in Long Beach on April 4th, was,then read by the clerk and on motion duly made azd carried. was accepted and ordered filed. ,r. i Council then took up for further consideration 'the Petition filed asking for the;impxovement of Peck Street between Main and Chestnut Streets. _Whereupon it was moved,by,CouncilmEn Taylor,and seconded by Council- man Bell that Petition for the "improvement ;of,Peck Street '66 approved and s' that same be referred to the City Nngineer with instructions that he be " authorized to proceed tivith'the. necessary work but "that it be delayed, with the view of consolidating with other districts whidh motion carried by- the I following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck ,> Gallagher and Van Horten Noes: None. _...... Absent,: .None. A petition signed by property owners fronting, on Franklin Street requesting that Council institute proceedings for the Improvement of Franklin Street between Chestnut and Dutton Streets with asphaltic concrete pavement, sidewalks and curbs, was then presented to the council. Upon check of said petition it appearing that a majority of frontage was not signed for it was duly moved and carried that tks petition be refer- ad back to circulator for further signatures. Council then took up for consideration the matter d purchasing a n:w car for the Police Department. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmea Taylor and seconded by Council man Bell that the City pir chase from Mr. Harris, Studebaker Dealer, an Erskine touring car at price quoted of $1083.85 and turn in the city's old police car at price offered of $404,25 to apply as down payment and that the mayor and clerk be authcrszed to execute contract for the purchase of said car on an eighteen months cobtract; plan. � _.� � .r. ..F � .... .. .. _ �.. _. MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETI331 OF _THE _CITY - COUNCIL HELD. ON THE - -... _. -. 28th - -. ......DAY OF 191$ STANDARD FORM CHG O EYCO— PATNFINCERS :o. USELE REG. V.S. pqT. OFF. �STANDARC MI! t A regular .meet -ing of the City ;CoutciALL of the City of,:Elsinore was r bald on:,the above date. The meeting was :called to order, at the hour "of -9 a.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the.chair. Councilmen -L. B. Taylor, A. G. Keck, H. Gallagher. and J. P. lVail Houten ;answered 1he:xoll calls ,Absent: Councilman J_H.. Bell. �_ .,:Minutes of the pyevidus:meetinga:rhold on March 34th and °421st,were.tthen read by the. clerk and on;motionduly;made.and: carried;: were approved.as read , beunoilman :Bell :who was,absent :upon roll cal l;then appeared and took his chair. Council them took up fo,r.,consi,de..ration the advisability of paying ,off in full the balance due on contract', oov.eriqjj.ths, purchase ff,polic.e car;.,- Whereupon; it was: duly moved and,'ecarried ,tdiat tkB..: matter rsbe 3a id over to the_next mestinS of the counci]. - The written resignation of night policeman J. H. Woodford was then pre - sented to the coupil. Whereupon it was moved by councilman. Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that the resignation of night policeman J. H. Woodford be accepted which motion upon, vote carried unanimously° - Chief of Police Easton then reported to Council that 0. M. Kane was acting as night policeman under temporary appointmed by. himself, and recommended to Council that the appointment be confirne d by council as permanent; Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilmen Van Houten that C. M. Kane be appointed night policeman to fill the vacancy caused by theresignation of officer Woodford, whidn motion carried by the following vote. - ,Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Vai Houtei. Noes: None, Absent: None. The clerk then reported to Council that attorngys Sarau & Thompson had made further inquiry as to council's action in the matter of cans and rub- bish deposited on the property of Matti° Carter, their client, and upon cons fri- eration, the matter was ,passed for further inTestigation of parties responsible for the placing of said rubbish upon this property: j Mayor Keck then reported that he had been solicited for a donation from the city to the Airport fud , and after council's consideration of the mat - ter it was moved by councilman Bell and seconded by Councilman Taylor that it be authorized that $25.00 be appropriated and ordered paid to the City of' Elsinore Airport Committee and that warrant for same be_drawn upon the Water Fund which f motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck, Gallagher and Vm Houten. Noes: None. Absent: None, Page #2,, MEETING OF Mar. 28,.1928. Councilman Bel -of the :.Street - committee then reported =that T. A. Buckbee property owner en `Ellis _Street had calie d his attention to >needed :pork on said street ands -had offered to pay $100.00 toward said improvement if made, Whereupon.it.was- moved.by Councilman - Taylor and seconded by::Councilman Van Houten that the chair appoint a committee to make an investigation of the necessary: =work to -be %:done and =to consult the :Sully- Miller Contracting Co..for an estimate o'f she cost of --said work, which -- motion_upon vote carried,' The chair- appointed all:of Council'to::'serve on said committee. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then presented to the council ' and on ;motion duly made and on -'eal l -vote' carrie d, 'were- ordered 'paid and the clerk was in- structed to 'issue warrants in °payment' of same.,: Thereupon,_there lming.no° further- businesd.to- :come.before:th6 council, on motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned•to.met in r®gular- session °on.Wednesday, April. 4th, at the hour of 9 a.m: in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. MINUTE RECORD of _ BEGULAR- 1EETING -OP' THE CITY COUNCIL, - ELSINOrS,- CALIFGRNI -. - -. - -_ -. ..._.... ...._ _.._ MEETING - HELD ...ON THE _.. 4th -_. DAY OF April _......1928 ..I9... -... STANDARD FORM CM NYE P3. [ee aav a [[a aaa auneiaa 5. pqT. OFF. STANDARD MAN YTE RECORD X RL 3 P NA YL YCO FAiN o. v[ ee i RED: Y. I A,regular meeting.of 'the,;City Council of he:>City of Elsinore was held on the above -date. The meeting was cal,led,to:order . at the hour of 9,a.m..with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen -L. B..,Taylor, J.;H. Bell, A. G. Keck, H. Gallagher and J. P. Van Houten,answered the:�roll kill. ' Absent: None, Minutes of the previous meeting held on March 28th were then read by the Clerk and on motionduly made, -end carried,, were approved as ,read, The Treasurers monthly report was then presented to, $he Council and on motion duly made and carried, was accepted and ordered filedi c pp The, Buildigg Superintendent's report for the month of March was ceptedrandnorderedtfiled , ncil, and can,;motion duly made and carried,,;was ac- The ;clerkathen reported to. -the council that Mrs., Charlotte Kis�apatrick .be ;appointed to serve on the'Election,BOard, hadjilad -;a re- quest that she be released from said.duty, stating that it was upgn the advice of her physician that she was asking to be relieved. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that Mrs. K$rkpatrick be released from Eerving as Judge oh the Election Board,, and that Mrs. Clive I. Fogle be appointed to serve in her,stead, which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. Thereupon, Resolution #192 was introduced and read being a Resolution of the City Council authorizing the Mayor and the City Clerk to execute a new contract with the City Engineer, Glenn Graham, providing for an increase in the percentage allowed on cost of improvements from 6% to 8 %, same to be effective from the date of Sept. 28, 1927, at which time said increase was duly authorized by an action of the City Council, Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Bell that Resolution #192 be passed and adopted as read, Councilman Gallagher moved to amend said Resolution to read that original contract with City Engineer stand :which motion received no second and was lost. On call vote on original motion Resolution #192 was passed and adopted by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Taylor, Bell, Keck and Van Houten. Noes: Councilman Gallagher. Absent: None. The Committee appointed to make an investigation of the matter regarding the deposit of cans and rubbish on the property of Mrs. Mattis Carter, then reported that upon investigation they have been reliably in- formed that said rubbish was not placed on said property by employes of the city, but by private individuals and therefore City could not be held E responsible for the removal of same. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen 'B611 and seconded by Councilman Taylor that the City Attorney be Ustructed=to notify Sarau & Thompson - Mrs. Carter's attorneys that the City employes have not 4epo sited 'cans ' and rubbish upon her property and that the City-will not be held besponsible lor-the' removal of same, which ". ' motion upon vote, was ''unanimously ' carried Thereupon, on motion of Councilman Taylor and seconded by Councilman Van'Houten and on`vote earried,_it was authorized that the light standard in front of the 1; H. .Woodford property on Spring St. be-placed in service and that the Chief of Police be instructed to place.sameain proper repari. Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then presented to the -Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered = _ "paid, and the clerk was iiatructd'd to issue Warrants in payment 'of `'same. Thereupon, there being no further business to come before the 'Counciil` on motion duly made snd'carr`ied, Coindil :adjourned to 'meet in' regular adjourned - 'session on Monday; April lbth,`at thd4hour of 9 a.mi in the City Hall,•the usual meeting place. ' MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. HELD. ON THE ....... .......April 16 :,_:DAY OF.,,, April.,... 1925, A regular adjoTined meeting of the: "City.Council of:.the City of Elsinore was. held', on the above date. The meeting was - called, to order at the hour of 9a.m. with Mayor.A: G. Keck in the chair.,, Councilmen L. B..Taylor,. A. G. Keck and H. Gallagher answered the roll call. Absent: Councilmen, J.,7i- Bell and ;J: P. Van. Minutes of the previous meeting held on April 4th were then reel by the,, clerk and;! on motion, dulyrmade -,and, carried, were: approved as read. M.,Harmon, Superintendent._:of the.Watex Department then appeared before Council and stated that since a majorityc:o�flthe;Councilmen under whom he has been employed for the past ,cfouryear.'s as.Water Superintendent were retiring from the Council,. he would appreciate if his services were satisfactory,: that Council .issue to ---him a letter•of recommendation: Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Taylor that a letter of recommendation _be aukhorized.;issued to Mr,. Harmon. and: further + stated that hervished:to,go on record favoring the'_issuance of -a letter of indorsement to every appointive employer of the City, Councilman Taylor`s motion receiving no second was lost. Councilman Bell of the Auditing Committee being absent; the ; 'chair appointed Councilman Gallagher to serve on said Committee. Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then present- ed to. the Council :m don motion duly made and on call vote carried, were ordered paid and the clerk was instructed:to issue Warrants-in payment of same. Council then took up for consideration the matter, of- paying;:; off in full the balance on Police car contract. Whersupon,1t was. moved by Councilmen .Taylor and,,seconded by Councilman Gallagher that the balance of - 6.87,99- due, on Police-.,Gar contr&6t be authorized paid in full, which motion carried by the follow- ing vote. Ayes: .Couiacilmen Taylor, Keck and Gallagher. Noes: None: Absent; - ,:Councilmen[ Bell and Van,Houten., The, retiring Cpuncil thereupon made a canvass of;the votes cast at the Municipal election held in the City of El inorey: W if. on the 9th day of April, 1928. Whereupon Resolution #193 was introduced and read,,.be -ing. a Resolution of +the..City..Council':declaring, the: result of election. The following persons were declared elected by said resolution, I� Page #2,:. Meeting of Aprill6, 1928 L.A.F.Maes - Councilman - Full Term - 4 years Henry (Harry) Gallagher - Councilman Full Term - 4 years Herman. 0. Langstaff , 4: years M H. Wesner ". Short u r 2 years Belb Walker_ Treasurer,-Full Term 4 years C: T. K61 ins, u 4`y ears Whereupon it was. moved -by- Councilman - Taylor and seconded by Council- man Gallagher that Resolution #193 be passed and adopted: Upon roll call said 'resolution was passed and adopted 'by the following vote, Ayes:T Councilmen Taylor, Keck,and Gallagher: Noes: .r None.ii. Absent: Councilmen Bell and Van Houten. Mayor A. G. Keck :then administered the oathof office to C. J. Kalina, duly elected City Clerk. Whereupon. the: clerk;! C.. J. Kalina then• administered: the oathof office: to all other duly elected officers excepting M. H. Wesner, -who: was absent account sickness. The 'retiring Council then ad;journed'sin'e die'; and the new officers took charge of their respective offices when the following proceedings were had. Upon roll call the following councilmen were found present: L.A.F.Maes, H. Gallagher, A. G. Keck and Hv 0.'Langstaff. Absent: M. H :Wexner: Upon motion of H. Gallagher mid seconded by L.A.F.Maes, A. Keck was nominated: as President of the Council and was unen.imously elected to said office. 'Council then took up for consideration the matter''of changing the time of holding- Council Meetings.! Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen Mass and seconded. by Councilman Langstaff that the'City Attorney be instructed -to prepare " an Ordinance providing for a change in the meeting, time of:•the Council from Wednesdays 9 a.m. "to Mondays at the hour - -of ;J p.m., which motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Maes,;Gallagher, Keck and'Langstaff. Noes None. The clerk then presented to Council the writte# application of R. W. Ferrell for the •position of Chief of Police Whereupon ,it :was duly moved and carried,.that said application be laid over for further consideration. Mayor A. G. Keck then appointed t #e following standing committees: Audit & Finance Committee - Councilmen L.A.F.Maes and H. Gallagher. -.... __ Page #3 _ __.. MINUTE RECORD. OF April 16th .Meeting MEETING HELD ON THE .....DAY OF __.. -19 _.. _.. . Street Committee - Councilmen:H.. O,.Zangstaff B H. Gallagher Purchasing Committee - Councilmen L.A.F.Maes and H.O.Langstaff Council, then, considered t he matter -of insurence.,;on the gohc;e car.; and after some discussion it was moved,:by,p�uncl�an_�daes and „s @condad by Councilman Gallagher that the chair appoint a committee to investigate the insurance rates; of several ,00mpanies,;and,to,,:report;on game „at.the next meeting of the council, which motion upon cal,1'ypCe;wasrupagimoaly car- ried,, ST Thereupon there being no further business requiring the attention of Council it:was duly moved and;,;carried;;to adjourn to, ;meet in regular session on Wednesday,;,; April .18th-jat the hourt o f a,m. „inrthe Pity Hall the usual meeting place. Mayor,. ': . A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above dot's: The meeting was called to 'order at the hour of 9'4L.i w -with Mayor >A. G:% °Keck :in they' chair. Councilmen H. 'Gallagher, L A.F.Maes, 'A-. G Keck, and H.- 0` Langstaff answered -the roll, call Absent: Councilmen M. H. Werner not qualified account.sickness. Minutes of the previous meeting heldon Xpril 16th were then read` by the clerk and on= motion duly made" and.carried, were•approved -'as road: The clerk then presented to the Council a written communi- cation from W. J. Kingsbury to whic# was attached a diagram showing a pro- posed improvement consisting of a the roofed porch, for the construction of._which.he was requesting.of.Council that he be granted a special permit. Whereupon after due consideration of the matter "it -was moved by Councilmen Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Mass that Mr. Kingsbury be granted a special permit to cover the proposed improvement, whidi motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Gallagher, Keck, Mass, and Langstaff: Noes: None. The clerk then presented to Council the written resignation of F.H. Easton, Chdef of Police. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Council- man Langstaff that the resignation of F. H. Easton be accepted, to take effect on April 21st, 19289 which motion upon roll call was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Gallagher, Keck, Mass and Langstaff. Noes: None. Thereupon, the written application of A. G. Barber for the position of Chief of Police was presented to the Council, also the application of R. W. Ferrell, previously filed was further considered. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Coun- cilman Langstaff that R. W. Ferrell be appointed to the position of Chief of Police, to serve on trial, subject to removal at the pleasure of the Council, and that it be authorized that he be granted a salary of $150.00 per month; and that his hours for duty be left to his discretion to attain best Fesults, which motion upon roll call was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Keck, Maas and Langstaff. Noes@ NNone. Thereupon, the matter of appointment of a standing Police Committee was considered by the Council andon motion duly made and carried, it was ordered that the chair appoint a Police Committee, Page #2 -_.. MINUTE RECORD OF _._ Meeting of April 18. -.. . MEETING HELD ON THE DAY OF 1.9 The chair appointed Councilmen Mass and Gallagher to serve on said committee. The position of Superintendent of Water Department was then considered by the council. Whereupon ittswas•moved : by= Councilman Mass and seconded by>Coun- cilman Langstaff that M. Harmon be retained as Superintendent of the Water Department and that his salary remain the same as formerly received or #150 per mpnth,,,whicjt motion upon vote resulted as,.follows: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Keek,.Maew andrLangstaff. - Noes: None. The matter of having the City's records audited 'was then brought up for Council's attention, and after due;'consideration.of the-matter it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that A}9,.clerk be instructed,to secure bids -oa'an audit of. the City's records, which - motion upon vote-was.carried. 'Thereupon it:;was moved, by Councilman: Maas and seconded. by,- Councilk maa: Langstaff that Glenn Graham :, City Engineer be retained on the ✓basis of his present.contract, pvodiding for a•fee of.8% on the cost.:of improve• ment, _which motion was:carried -,by :the following vote: : Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Keck, Mass and Langstaff. The Committee appointed. to investigateiinsurano6 rates -on the Police car thee. reported that Mr. Lewis of the Southern California' Auto Club was present and would..present. his proposition to Council. Upon vonsideration of the rates submitted by Mr. Lewis :it :was :duly moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Mass that full cover- age insurance;on the.police car be placed,with.the Automobile - CluhO Of ika So. California which - motion was carried by therlollowing vote,- Ayes: Councilmen, Gallagher, Keck, Mass and Langstaff. Noes:, None. Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were them presented to the Council and on motion duly made End on call vote carried, were ordered paid and. the. :,clerk was instructed to issue:warranta in- ,payment of same. Thereupon there being.no further business to come :before the : Council, on motion duly m ado add carried,, Council -adjourned_tD; meet;; in regular session on Wednesday, April 25th at the hour of 9 a.m, in the s City Hall the usual meeting place.. c Mayor , A =regular :,meeting of the City: Council. of the City of Elsinore was held on-the above dated: The meeting was called:to order.at the hour of >9:a.m. °With Mayor A. G'. ":Keck in the. chair.. '.- Councilmen H. Gallagher, L.A.F.Maes, H. 0. Langstaff and A. G. Keck answered: ;the roll call: ;Absent: 'M. .;Washer not qualified. %'-Minutes of the previous:mesting. held on :April 18th were.then.read:by the clerk and on motion duly made and.carried, were:approved;,as read.. Commmunications to :Council from the :State: Compensation < Ins. :Fund advising. that they had.'rejected liability for.the,rdeath:of Mack Fugate. .- and W. K. Smith,, giving as their reason therefor, that the'deaths.of Ir said subjects were not the result of en industrial:.nj'ury- arising out of- and in the course of their employment, were then read by the clerk. Whereupon it was Moved by Councilman Maas and seconded by Council- man Langstaff tha said communications. betreferred -to ;the City Attorney for his attention, whichs .'motion carried.by.the following vote: Ayes: .Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff,: Maes.and:Keck. . Noes: ; None. Ordinance #195 was then introduced and presented tolthe Council on first reading, being 'an - Ordinance providing for a change in the time "> of holding coucil meetings. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher 'a d: ascond'ed by Coun- cilman Maas that Ordinance #195 be passed to its second reading, which- motion upon vote was unanimously carried: "- Council then took up for - consideration -the matter of a possible: change in the Ordinance, which provides for and regulates the cleaning up of <' City lots from weeds, grass and rubbish, and after considerable discussion pf the matter it waa,duly moved and carried:that:the matter be laid "over to the next meeting'of the Council, Petition for the improvement of P"k Street from the Westerly side of Chestnut Street a d for a distance of 150 feet beyond Chestnut signed by Mr. G. Z. Hess was then presented to Council for their consider- ation. Whereupon after due consideration of said petition, it was duly moved and carried that it be laid over for further investigation. Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then presented to Council and on motioh duly made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Page #2 MINUTE RECORD OF Meeting of April 2$, 1928. MEETING HELD ON THE DAY OF 19 STANDARD FORM 024 Thereupon, there being no f ur,,ther business to come before 1 1. . - 1. - the council on motion duly made and carri6d,-Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Wednesday May 2nd at the hour of 9 a.m, in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. O A Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour-of 9 a.ms° with Mayor, A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, L':A.F.Maes and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: Councilman M. H. Wesner not qualified account sickness. Minutes of the previous meeting held on April 25th were then read by the clerk and on motion duly made and carried, were approved as read. The clerk then presented to the Council a communication from the Southern Sierras Power Co, submitting their annual report on franhise tax due the City for the year of 1927, with enclosure of check in the sum of $136.03 to cover amount due. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that said communi- cation be °accepted and ordered filed. Council then took up for consideration City Ordinance #161 providing for the licensing of businesses and the w llection of said license fees; it being reported that there were a- number of delinquents who refused to pay. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that said Ordinance be enforced and that Chief of Police Ferrell be instructed to collect all delinquent license fees and if not paid, to file complaints against all violators of the City Ordinance, whi& motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Mass and Keck, Noes: None. W. T. Moxley then appeared before Council and reported that the new- City water line was laid to within 500 feet of his pepper grove property, that he would like to connect with the City water and requested that the City extend the present pipe line to his property so that he might connect with same Upon due consideration, it was ordered that the matter be re- ferred to the Water Committee for investigation. Council then entered into a general discussion regarding to the present water system and its operation, and a, number of proposed changes were suggested with the view of reducing pumptig costs without ef= fecting the standard of service. Whereupon it was.moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that the matter be referred to the City Engineer with instructions that he make a general survey of the City water system and Page #2 RECORD OF Meeting of MW; 2, 192$, _. _ _.... MEETING ON THE DAY.OF.. _ 19... ._.. 6TANUARO FORM C9G (a submit a detailed report of his findings to the Council at some future meet- ing, which motion upon vote was'unaiimously carried. The clerk then presented to,the Council the Treasurers - 'monthly report showing the present balances in the City's fund, which on motion duly made and carried-was accepted and- ordered filed. Councilmen Langstaff then brought up for consideration the matter of ( salary `being :paid ' to.Tom Boyle as Fire Chief and`Building'Insp'ector -and after Council's due oonsideration of the matter it was moved b'y- 'Councilman- Gallagher and seconded _ by + CCouncilmsn -Maes =that the "salary -of Tom Boys as Fire•> Chief and Building Inspectoo remain fixed the same as previously allowed, or $90.00 per month, :which= motion %was carried !by 'the''following.vot'e. Ayes: Coupcilmen 'Gallagher.Idaes,'sndKecka . Noes: CouncUmari- Langstaff; Absent: M.H.Wesner The clerk then presented.to. the' Council -'-the monthly:- report of the Building Inspector which on motion duly made and carried, was accepted and o rd ered fi led ; Councilmen Gallagher then reported that -the covers on some dt-the valve and meter boxes in the walks on Main Street were in bad condition and dangerous. The matter was ordered referred -to the street committee :fir attention. Ordinance #195 being an Ordinance providing for a change in the time'', of holding Council Meetings was than presented to the Council for adoption on second reading. Whereupon it was moved by, ..(bunc ilman Mass and seconded: by Councilman Langstaff that Ordinance #195 be passed and adopted which motion;carried;by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Langstaff and Keck; Noes: None. City O,ngineer Glenn Graham then presented for Council's approval the proposed specifications 12A for cement concrete pavement and plans for the improvement of Prospect Street, designated as Sheets 1 and 2, Plans 28,29 and 30 also map of Assessment District therefor marked "No.D Assessment District Map of Prospect Street." Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by (buncilman Langstaff that the Plans, Profiles and Specifications, also the Assessment District Map "No. D" for the improvement of Prospect Street be approved and adopted which.motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. The City Clerk thereupon presented for adoption a Resolution of Intention for the improvement of Prospect Stree6, covering the work described in the Plans, Profiles and Specifications No. 12A just adopted, and for assessment District Map "No. D" just adopted, which Resolution of Intentioh Page #3 Meeting of May 2, 1928 Whereupon it was moved•by,Councilmss Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Mass that the said Resolution of Intention #194 be and the same is hereby adopted - ,which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Langstaff and Keck. . Noes: None. ,Councilman Mass then,reported that he.had: been requested py tPs Aloha Yacht Club to - present their appeal to Council for ;:a:contribution.,to..help.;pay for.,the cost;:of,laying out an official :race course on Laks.Elsinora.' After due consideration of -the matter, it :was moved by Councilman,Mass ";and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that it be authorized that a contribution of $100.00 be granted to the ,Aloha;Yacht;;Club providing:; that , they would lay out and establish an officially accepted course, - which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass and Keck: Councilman Langstaff;;not voting.:," Hills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then presented toahe Council and on motion duly 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 on motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned to m eet in regular session on Wednesday, May 9th at the hour of 9 a.m. in the City Hall, the usual meeting place.,: 41e _ Mayor MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR bEETINB OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THE STANDARD FORM C34 9th DAY OF May. 1928 19 4 regular meeting of the City Council•of the City of Elsinore was hold on the above date.: The meeting was-called to -order at the hour of 9 al mi.wi,th.Mayor'A. G..'Keck in the chair*.;: Councilmen H.'Gallagher, R.O.Langstatf, L.A.F.Maesland A. Mack answered the roll'.:callo' Absent: M.H.Wesner not-qualified account sickness Minutes.of. the-previous meeting held -on May 2nd were then read by the clerk and on motion duly made and carried, were approved ag- read. "A communication to"Council signed by Building Contradtors Erickson Smith and Beach, requesting -of :,Oouncil that action be taken:to,mak6 'some _. adjustment of. the license fat., covering building contractors, was then -pre- sented to the council. Upon vonsiderati on. the. matter was. laid over for onet,we&". Thereupon the ':clerk reported 10 Councilr that"..H:1 Happd had filed I I a verbal protest to the payment of a rental license, stating that he,was; paying a business license on his pool hall and felt that he should be ex- empt.--..from the ental license. ,Whereupon it',WaS moved by Councilman Gallagher and sdoond6d.by Councilman; Langstaff that all businesses:and. rentals subject to tax­be.: l t, made to pay, and the, license ordinance -be.enforce& which motion upon .Vote; was unm1mofisly carried. The clerk then presented to Council .a Communication 1romthe Pacif ic;Zouthwast Exposition advising that a, delegationj of Long Beach-- offic- ials would >land.: at the Elsinore Airport,at, 3130 P-m,; on..Saturday-,- Mt.;: 12th to eAend,to the City of.Zlsinore a. personal invitation ,to :attend the. •dedi-cation of the Exposition, grounds :to -be. :held .at,,LongzBeach,, and. red set- ing that a delegation from the City Council meet them at the Airpo* to recaive°the Doff vial „lnvittcbinn: Whereupon it.waa duly moved ard: carried that the .communiedion be addepted and the Council as a whole be delegated to meet the Long Beach Officials. The Clerk then reported to Council that .ho.had bear - quoted. a pr ice of #74.25, ­on;a steel :f iling.-, cebinat4.1whicb ft_uldatpredent:,c.cwqr_ the City's needs and would later be -added to by ,.sect ion s, Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen Mass and seconded by Coun- cilman Langstaff that the clerk be authorized to place in order for the reqAired filing equipment as I per quoted, which motion carried by the following vote. ' 1 1 ” i ' te I - - I I ­ Ayes., Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Langstaff anidledc' Noes: None. The clerk then Presented to the Council the following bids received for an audit of the City's accounts and records/ Page eeting of May 9, 1928 e #2 Touche, -Niorn & Co. IVA, -Bid $650.00, or $30 per day. Jos. M. Lowery L.A.; $550:00 R. L. McCrea Laguna _,Beach; 11�: $300400 or ' $25:per.dqr per day not to exceed 12 days. Thomas:,& Moore, : L.A. Bid.$Oo.00 Loomis Doco & Co,., L.A. Bid $490.0,0 or,$25 per day. G4J.Rambo & Co. L.A. Bid $950.00 for certified public,accountant ; and $575jOG,not,,certified. J.AoSende L.A. Bid $500.00e Whereupon it was moved by Councilman. � Maes .azid, seconded by Councilman Langstaff that 'the bids received forjan: audit of the City I'd -accounts be laid over for; further,consideration at the next meeting: of Council which motion upon vote carried. . '7�� �� 1 111.1 �� 1:11,11.111, .Councilman.Maes­,th6n broughti up for general discussion, and con- sideration the matter of Council taking some action to cooperate with othe'rs.in investigating ways and means of proventing,the growth of algea in the:lake. Whereupon after a general discussion.on,the matter it was moved by Councilmen Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that Councilman Mass be. appointed:as ':a Committee of one to investigate with: -.the �,Countyl Board of Supervisors and others the, matter of cleen ing up the:algea..in the Lakq, which% motion; iupon vote, carried. Council then took up for consideration the mat-ter of ordering meterwinstaled at elfl',unmetered connections and after due consideration of: ,the matter, it was-.,mo,ved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by/:' Councilman Mass that Mr.. Haniton, Water Superintendent. be instructed--to proceed, with the:. installation of meters at- all-unmetered connections -jin thw-City, which, mti � motion upon vote carried Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then.' pro sented,: to Council and on motion duly 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 -Council, on motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned to meet in regular, adjourned session on Mohdi*�, May 14th at the hour of` 7 P.mo in the City Hall, the usual meeting placa., J Mayor M11VUTE RECORD OF REGULAR ADJOURNED METING OF THE CITY CCbNCIL MEETING HELD ON THE 14th DAY OF May 1928 BTAN DTPD FORM 09G - A regular adjourned-.meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of I pi.m...with.Mayvr A. G..;Keck in.the chair. -> Councilmen R. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff L. A. F., Maes and A. G. Keck answered the roll call, Absent: None. Minutes of the previous meeting held on May 9th,_were.then read by, the clerk and on motion duly made and carried, were; approved as read. The clerk then presented to the Council a communication from the Civid Section of the :Womans Club, •.calling „Attention, to theold unsightly can- nery buildings, and requesting that some aetion;:be taken to order their re- moval* Upon report from.Fi.re Chief ;Boyle that;the. matter was receiving his attention and that he has been advised that,theproperty was changing hands and as soon as deal was closed, that buildings would be removed; it was duly moved and carried that the,,ccmmunieation be received and ordered filed, and that the clerk fie, instructed to,j,reply, to same. Thereupon, the clerk presented to Council a;:pe•tition signed by 66 ownersand managers of rental property protesting to the payment of the rental license and asking for A repeal of, said license. Whereupon it, was moved by,,C_ounc,i,Iman gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the petition received be ordered tabled and that th the, clerk, be instructed to prepare a cetailed;rePort showing 41 delinquent accounts due the city, which motion upon vote; was unanimously,carri ed. Thereupon, the matter regarding; the; proposad change in the Build- ing Contractors license submitted at the previous meeting, was again brought up for further; consideration. Whereupon it was, moved by Councilman Mass and seconded „by Coun- oilman Langstaff that thei chair ;appQint, -a: ommittee from the:Councit:.to work with the, Building Contractops.in preparing,a definite;plan or;,proposition to be submitted to ; council,for- their approval, or rejection, which. motion upon ,, vote was.,carried. -. The chair appointed Councilmen Maas and Gallagher to serve on sail ..`_said., committee._...,' Councilman Mass then presented to Council a comparison of quota- tions received on pipe and supplies for the water department and it appearing that the pkices, of, Crane Co.,were -the lowest, it. was therefore moved by Councilman Langstaff and: seconded by Councilman. Mass that M., Harmon,._ Water Superintendent be instructed that in the futurq: he purchase all -pips, and fittings for the water department from the Crane Company, which motion was carried ;by, the following vote: :1 Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Maes -and. Keck. Noes: None. Council then, took. u .for consideration,the,matter . of, P • purchasing dipped pipe instead of plain,ron pipe and after some discussion on the mai�ta it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilman Langstaff "that in, the future all pipe 2" and over purchased for the water `departinent be dipped Page #2 MMTING OF MAY 14, 1928. pipe, which motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Langstaff, Mass and Keck. cNoes: ; Councilmen Gallagher. Council then further considered bids received at the previous - 'meeting. of the Council for an and -it of the City!s accounts and records. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilman Langstaff -that the City's accounts and records be audited at this time and that contract for the audit be awarded to R. L. McUrea Certified Public Accountant who bid $300.00 and is the lowest bidder. Upon -vote motion resulted as follows:" Ayes: Councilmen' Langstaff and' Maes. Noes: Councilmen Gallagher and Keck.. Motion lost.. Upon further discussion and- cosndieration of matter regarding City Audit, it was moved by Councilman Mass 'and - secord ad' by Councilmm Langstaff that lost motion be reconsidered, which motion carried by the :;following vote: Ayes: Councilman Langstaff, Mass and Keck. Noes: Councilman - `Gallagher.- 'Thereupon it -was again moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that 'the City's accounts and- records bet, -audited and that <contract be awarded to R. L. McCrea, the' lowest bidder which •'motiori'carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilman Mass, Langstaff and Keck. ? Nc es *' -" Councilman "Gallagher'. Thereupon Council's attention was called to vacaricy-"existing on Council since the 20th day of April 1928, said vacancy being caused by failure of Councilman elect, H. H. Wesner failing'to' qualify as provided for by section 4373 of- the`Political Code and after dueconsideration -of the matter andithe - law providing', for filling of - a vacancy, it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by` Councilman Maas - that'll. H. Wiesner be appointed to the position of Councilman to fill the existing vacancy, which motion visa carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: 'None. Syd Stephens then 'app'eared before the !Council ' and asked to be - 'granted a•'perm t to place -a church sign on the light post at the ^'Corner of Main and Graham Ave; Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that the,request of Mr,'Stephens-be granted. Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then pre - ssnied to the Council and °on motion duly made and on call vote, carried, were ordered paid and the clerk was instructed to issue = warrants -in payment of soma. Page #30 _.. __. MINUTE RECORD. OF Meeting of May 14, 1928 _ _...... _MEETING HELD. ON THE _.... _.. __. _., DAY OF Thereupon-therebeing no 'further business to come before the Council, on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular adjourned session on Monday, May= 21st:ei the hour of 7 p.m. in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. :.:Clerk. Mayor; 19 _. A communication from the State Board of Public Works with en- closure of Questionaire, regarding to the construction of any dams in our vicinity, was then prevented to the Council and on motion duly made and carried, was ordered received and the clerk was instructed to forward a reply to same. The hour of 7 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, 1928, and the plans aid specifications therein referred to, the clerk reported that but one written pro- test had been filed, which was presented to the Council and the Mayor there- upon called upon any other persons desiring to be heard and none answered. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Mass 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 #194 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: Thereupon the clerk presented to Council Resolution #195 being a resolution of the City Council ordering the improvement of Prospect Street, being that certain work of improvement described in a resolution o -f intention #194 adopted May 2, 1928. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Mass that Resolution #195 be passed and adopted, which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass and Keck. Noes: ,Councilman H. C. Langstaff. A telegram received by Mayor Keck from the Secretary of the Page #2 MI7VUTE RECORD OF MEETING CF- MAY 21, 1928 MEET17VG HELD 07V THE DAY OF 19 . Pacific so. West Exposition requesting the be, advised as to the .. number that would attend `the cexemony,of,breaking grround for "the Exposi- tion Buildings to be held. at bong Beach was then presented to the Council; f Whereupon, iy was moved by Councilmen , Maes and seconded by,C,ouncil man'Langetaff that'Councilmin Gallagher and Clerk Kalina be deiegated to represent the City of Elsinore it "the Pacific So West Exposition celebra- tion,tQ be, held -at Long :Beaeh_on May _2,bth,,,which, motion, upon vote carried. Yaps of Sedco Tract §59 sere. then presented to Council fort$ air approval and acceptance. " Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen Langstaff and seconded by Councilmen Gallagher that Maps of Sedco Tract '#55., - approved. and accepted, which motion upon vote was carried, City Engineer Glenn Graham's detailed report on the City water system was .then submitted to council and ordered read by the clerk.. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmen Maas and seconc`ed by Council- men. Langstaff that the City Engineer's report on the water system just read, be accepted and.that.matters concerning the water systan be laid over for further consideration whidi motion carried by the following, vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mares, Langstaff and Keck Noes: None, The clerk then presented to the Council bids received from Southern California Fence Company and Harry Baylies Incorporated, quoted on 400 feet of wire fencing as follows: Southern California Fence Co. Bid $639,00 installed eompleia Harry Baylies Co. Bid $ 554.07 material only f.o.b. Los Angeles. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that the matter of fencing the water plant property be laid over for further consideration. The clerk, than submitted to the Council a report on the outstand- ing delinquent accounts for water rent, business licenses and house- connect- ions and upon discussion and dui consideration of the matter, it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that 8111 delin- - quanta be given a ten dey notice to pay up and if not paid that legal action will be instituted for the dolloction of the account, which 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, end asked that he be granted a 30 day leave of absence from Council meetings. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mass end seconded by Council- man Gallagher that Councilman Langstaff be granted a 30 day leave of ab- sence which motion upon vote was carried. Page 43 MEETING OF MAY 21, 1928. Thereupon on motion of councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff and on vote carried, it was ordered that the clerk be instructed to notify the Southern Sierras Power Co. to install 2 additional bracket'cstreet lights one'a't the c.`orner of -Spring and Flint; and'the other at Ppa" and, Poitte'x. M. Harmon, Water,Superintendent then reported to Council that Mr. Hohenshell wished to bgry "about 500 feet of old pipe from the City and asked that Council fix the price to`be'cha ge& for'said pipe "Whereupon it 'we smoved'by Councilmei'Lang staff "and seconded by Councilman Maea that 500 feet of 3" old pipe be sold to Mr. Hohenshell at 5 centi per foot, whi-eh motion upon vote was tarried. Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then presented to the Council ari on notion ck3y 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 on motion duly made and carried. - council adjourned to meet, 'in, regular adjourned session'on' Monday" 'May '28th'at the 'hour 'of 7 p.m. In the'vity Hall`, the usual meeting place. , Ge LW or, MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL -MEETING WELD ON THE 28th DAY OF may 1923 19 A regular adjourned meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinor.o.was,:held.,Ictn.:the..above date. 7he meeting was called to order at the hour qf,.7 p.m.; with Mayor A. G., Keck in the chair.� Councilmen H. Gallagher, L. A. F. Mass and A. G. Keck answered the, soil; call.; ,,Absent; ,Councilman H. O.,Lanq:staff. o Minutes of the previous meeting not being prepared were passed f I or reading at the next regular meeting of the Council. A communication,from the Gity,Attorney Eugene B.est,to the City Council, giving his opinion with respect to the velidity of the Yiennse Ordi- nance #101�1 :especially as it applies to renting of.,,-courts,, 1.9 oms or dwellings, was then read by the clerk. ,Whereupon it was moved by Councilman .:Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Mass that the City Attorney's communication,be reveived,and ordered filed, which motion upon vote was carried. Maps ,of Countr y Club Heights Unit B, and Unit &6 were ..then .presented to.Counc.il for their approval and acceptance. Whereupon after checking of said it was moved by Council- .man .Gallagher that maps of Country Club Heights Unit #2,6 and -Unit ..B be_ approved and accepted which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher,.Maes and Keck: Noes•, None. Absent; . Councilman H. O. Langstaff. Councilman.Maes appointed as .a committee of one to investigate with the County Board of Supervisors the algea,-.situation in the lake, then re- ported that he received a.favorable,heariAg from the County Board and while no definite,,action could be taken at,the time .becalkse of no available emergency "fund, and: the absence of Chairmea Jameson, Supervisor of this district, 1B felt that the matter would receive the County,Board's favorable consideration. Bills s as audited by the Auditing Committee were then presented to the Council and on motion duly made and on.call vote carried, were ordered paid and the ,clark:was instructed to issue warrants in paymEnt of sane. Thereupon there .being no further business to come befove the Council, on motion, duly made:snd carried, Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday,, June 4th, at the hour of 7 p.m. in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. Clerk. Mayor A regular meeting of the-City Council ' of•the -city of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order `at =the hour of'-7 p.m with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. .Councilmen H. Gallagher ; "L. &: F. - Aches, -and A. 'G. Keck answered the roll caul. Absent: Councilman H. 0, Langstaff. M. H. Wesner, appointed councilman not as yet qualified. Minutes of the previoue meetings hold on May 21st and 28th were then read by the clerk and on motion duly made "and carried i were approved as read. A communication ^to 'Council from the'Pacific Coast :Bu8lding`Conference re- garding to the adoption of a uniform Building Ordinance'was then= read'by the clerk. Whereupon it was 'duly moved and carried; that sdid communication be laid over for future consideration, The clerk then presented to Council a communication from E. E. Sellers, complaining of the attitude taken by R. W. Ferrell, Chief of Police against patrons of his place of business and the language"use'd in expressing his demairts. "Whereupon it was moved - by'Councilman ifaes that sail communication be received and ordered filed; said motion receiving no second was lost. The hour of 7'P.M. having arrived, being the time fixed for the opening . of sealed bids and proposals for the -improvement of Prospect Street, the clerk opened and presented to Council the following bids: Sully Miller Contracting Co, bid as follows: 51� Cement Concrete pavement 200 per sq.ft. Cement Concrete sidewalks 18¢: Cement concrete curbs 48¢ 1per lineal ft. 4" House connection sewers 90 Water'Distributing system $125;00 complete Bringing sewer manholes to grade 6.00 each Bringing water valve.boxes;to: grade 6.00 each. Matich Bros. bid as.:follows: 5" cement concrete paivement including grading - 19 sgsq. ft. Cement concrete sidewalks 170 Cement 'Concrete curbs 500 lin l foot 4" house connection sewers ; 700 - Water Distributing system $75;00 complete Bringing sewer manholes to grade 7.50 each " water valve boxes to grade 7.50 ead W. J. Brand, bid as follows: 5" Cement. concrete pavement,: (including,. grading) 2Oi¢ sq.ft. Cement concrete sidewalks 170 " Cement concrete curbs 550 lineal foot 4" house connection sewers fte Water distributing system $90.00 complete Bringing sewer manholes to grade 10.00 each water valve boxes to grade 8.00 each Page.#2 MINUTE RECORD OF MEETING Cr JUNE 4, 1928 MEETING HELD ON THE _ .DAY OF Whereupon on motion duly made and carried, the bids received were ordered referred to City Engineer, Glenn Graham for checking. 19 The City Engineer, later reported to Council that ;upon checking of, the bids received for,the improvement of.Prospect Street, he found the '�1 bid of Matich Bros, to be. $4605.72;the lowest responsible .bidder, 'Sully Miller Contracting Co, bidding $4769.45 and W. J. Brand $4874.43. Whereupon Resolution #196 being a resolution of the City Council providing for the awarding. of contract. °-for, the= improvement ' of Prospect Stre* to Matich Bros. was presented to the Council and on motion by Councilman H. Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Mass,- Resolution: #196 was passed and adopted by the fallowing voter Ayes: Councilman Gallagher, Maas and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Langstaff.:' Thereupon Councilman Mass reported that with the Engineer, he made an inspection of the City sewer septic tank and found that it was not Functioning properly and needed to be- cleaned and recommended son: action be taken. on the matter: Whereupon, it was moved by C.ouncilman;Maes andiseconded by Coun- cilman Gallagher that M. Harmon, - ..Water - 'Superintendent? be instructed to see to it that sewer septic tank is cleaned::at as:early a date as possible, which motion upon .vote was carried. S. H. Coogan and a representative of the Pca tland:Cement Company then appeared before the Council, requesting, that Council :c.onsider the; use of cement concrete 'sewer pipe in the :city'and( advanced reasonsafor a:change in the present Ordinance permitting the use of :same. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that the matter of allow - ing the use of cement concrete sewerppe,in the city be taken under ad- visement which motion upon vote carried. Councilman Gallagher of Committee appointed to,invest:igate Mr. Moxley's request. for an. extension of water line to:his property;on Railroad Ave, ,reported- that it would require the laying; of`. about' 500 feet .of pipe and recommended the city' lay 3.00 feet of- said,p po if Mr. Moxley vw uld pay for the remainder of said line. Bills: as audited by the auditing committee were then pr rented to the Council and on motion duly. made and on;eall vote carried were or- dered paid and the clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of` same. Thereupon there being.no further business to come before the _Council on motion duly made and carried, council adjourned to, meet in- regular session on Monday, May 11th, at the hour of 7 p.m; in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. I� X e REGULAR MEETING �F THE CITY COUNCIL June 11, 1928, A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore, was held on the above date; the meeting =was called to order at'the Hour of 7 p.m.: with Mayor A. G. Keck in the. chair, Councilman H. Gallagher, L. A. F. Mass and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: Councilman H. D.,-, Langstaff.. Minutes of the previous meeting,held on June 4th, were then read by the clerk and on motion duly made and carried, were approved as read. Auditor R. L. McCrea's report on audit made of the City's accounts and records for the period from March 25th, 192.5 to May 25th, 1928 was then h4nded to Councilman L. A. F. Mass, chairman of the Finance Committee, who thereupon presented the report to.the City Council, seine being read and duly considered. Whereupon, It was moved by Councilman Mass -and.:seconded by Councilman Gallagher, that Auditor.McCrea's report on audit of.the Cfty.'s- accounts and records be accepted and approved a*d ordered filed, which motion upon roll call was _carried by the.:following vote: Ayes: Councilmen. Gallagher, Mass' and Keck, Noes: - Nona. ' Absent: Councilman.H. O. Langstaff. Thereupon itwas moved by Councilman Mass and. seconded by Councilmai ,: Gallagher that the clerk be instructed to notify the "City - Treasurer -that in the future she keep all:of the City..'s records at the City Hall-i-whieh motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen H. Gallagher, L.A.F.Maes and A. G. Keck. Noes:. None. , Absent: Councilmen H. O. Langstaff, Thereupon M. H. Wesner, who was duly appointed Councilman to fill the vacancy: 'for the short term, at the regular adjourned nesting of Council held on May ;l4th,'presented himself to- take 'his -oath of office 'and <was duly sworn by the clerk,: thereafter being,granted a!leave of absence- by.the Council to such time.as;his' health'- would - permit his attendance-of the Council meetings. -. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then Presented to the Council and on: motion duly.mada.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 on motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned to meet in regular session on- Monday, ''June 18th at the hour of 7 p.m. in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. Clerk. Mayor _._ MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL - MEETING, HELD ON THE 18th DAY OF _ June -.. .. _1928 I9__ _.. ANDARD FOPM C99 ' A regular meeting of the City Council of the City,,of Elsinore was held on the above date. The m sting was called to order at the .hour of 7 p.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, L..A F,.- Maes, H. O. Langstaff and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent- Councilman M. H. Wesner. Minutes of the previocs meeting held on June 11th were then read by the clerk and on motion duly made and carried, were approved as read. The clerk then reported to Council' `that,l0 -day notice to pay up had been mailed to all delinquents for city license to which a large majority had responded, but a few still remained unpaid at the expiration of the 10 day period and asked to be advised as to what action shabd be taken. Whereupon it was moved by Councilmai Langstaff and seconded by Councilmen Gallagher that the matter be referred to City Attorney Eugene Best with instruction that he proceed to file legal action against those still delinquent for City License, and that he be authorized to do so ac- cording to his best judgment, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilman Gallagher, Langstaff, Mass and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wesner. Councilman Mass then called to Council's attention that a g-eat many stray and unlicensed dogs were running at large about the city, and recommedded that some action should be taken on the matter. Whereupon after a check of the City's dog license ordinance and due consideration of the matter, it was moved by Councilman Mass, and seconded by Councilmen Langstaff that the Chief of Police be instructed to see to it that all stray and unlicensed dogs running at large be caught and if owner cannot be fou#d or license paid then said dogs are to be killed, - further that the Chief of Police be authorized to hire a dog catcher to be paid at the rate of $1.00 per head for ealh dog picked up, which motion upon roll call was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Maes, Langstaff and Keck, Noes: None. Absent: Councilman M. H. Wesner. Thereupon, Council took up for consideratcon power rates charged by the Southern Sierras Pourer Company for power used at the City Pumping Plant and after due consideration of the matter, it w as moved by Council - man Gallagher and seconded by Councilmen Langstaff that the chair appoint a committee to investigate the power rates charged, with the Railroad Com- mission which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Cound lmem Gallagher, Langstaff, Mass and Keck. Noes: None. :) Absent: M. H. Wesner. The chair appoinyed Councilmen Mass and Langstaff on said s 0 Page #2. MEETING OF JUNE 18, 1928. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then pre- sented to the council, and on motion duly made and on call vote Carrie d, were ordered `' paid and the '61erk' was instructed to' issue `warrants in payment of Same Thereupon, there being no further business to come before the Council on motion duly °made and-carried," Council 'adjourne'd to meet.in regu- lar session on Monday, June 25th_at,tne hour of T p.m. in the 'City Hall, the usual meeting place. MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING CF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. HELD ON THE _;.! ZSth':.,:.. ..:::DAY OF - _. _June .. ' 1928.. _ 19 _. A regular meeting of..the:City_Coundil of the City of Elsinore wa,s, held lon: the above date. ; The meeting was :called to order at 'the hour of 7 p.m. with Mayor A:, G,. Keck in the chair, . Counallmen�H:,Gallagher, L.; A: F.I Maes,_'H. 0. Langstaff and A. G. Keck answered the roll.call. Absent: Councilmen M. H. Werner. Minutes of the previous meeting held on June 18th were then read . ;by, the.;clerkt and on motion duly made and carried were:'approved as read. . The clerk then presented toithe Council a communication fro -m the California Water, Resourcea Association, calling the' Council is: attention to Constitutional Amendment tolsappear,on the. election:bellot,in Noy-ember with reference ,:to law ;regarding riparian water, rights, and asking Councilb endorsement of said amendment. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that said communication 'be laid on_ the, table ,pending further investigation of the:.matter. A communication to Council from Geo.;M. Briner, reporting the Chief of Police R. W. Fearel came to his horse without having sn y official business there, to, which he obj,eete.d and requested the officer to leave his ,premises, which he, ,refused to do, and was. now asking that ,council take action;t;o protect )him, against the reappearance, of Chief Ferrell at;his home or that he would not be held responsible; for his ;actions toward him. Mr. Briner being present was assured by the Council that Chief Ferrell would be instructed to stay away from his premises unless on official business: Thereupon S. H. Gunder of the Elsinore Gas Works appeared before Council stating that Bond in the sum of $1000.00 had been posted as pro- vided for in Gas Franchise Ordinance #149 and that since the posting of said bond it has been kept in fm ce by the annual payment of pr smium thereon, however as the original bond was evidently, mislaid and not on file at the present time, he was prepared and did present a new bond in the sum of $1000.00 in favor of the City of Elsinore for Cound 1`s ap- proval and acceptance. Upon a check of the City's minute records, the posting of original bond was confirmed. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Mass that the Bond of the Elsinore Gas Works for $1000.00 just presented, be approved and accepted and ordered filed whidi motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Maes ad Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman M. H. Wesner. Council then took up for further consideration the laying of a new two -inch water pipe line in the alley back df Main Street, and after due consideration of said matter, it was moved by Councilmen Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Mass that M. Ha$mon, Water Super- j4 intendent be instructed to proceed to lay a new 2 -inch water pipe line in I the alley on ahe west-side of Main:Streat only, and that all services be connected with meters, each store room to be m,'tered separately, which motion was carried by the following vote: -Ayes: : Councilman H:`Gallagher H. 0.'Langstaff, L. A. F. Maas and A. G. Keck. Noes: None.. Absent: Councilman M. H. Wesner. 'Whereupon it was further moved by Councilman Langstaff' and seconded by Councilman Mass that M. Harmon, Water Superintendent be in- structed to replace the pipe line,in the old water aystera-`on Sumner Avenue between Main and Ellis Streets, with a j -inch, UneIto be= placed"-in the parkway, which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes:. Councilmen Gall agher- ,'Lanzg0taff,'Made and 'Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman M. H. Wesner. )Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then presented to the Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried, were ordered paid and "the: dlerki was instructed to issue warrants in'payment.o; same. Thereupon, 'there' being no 'further business to come before the Council, on: motion duly made and,. carried, Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday July 2nd at the =hour of !•P.M. in the City Hall, the usual meeting placer`- - - D Mayor; OF REGULAR METING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD ON THE 2nd DAY OF C34 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Mass, M. H. Wesnbr and A. G Keck answered t1s roll calli tV Absent i None." Minutes of the previous meeting not being prepared were passed for reading at the next regular' meeting of r the council.. The Building SuperintendenV s report f or'the i month of June was then presented to the Council, and on motion duly made and. carried, was accepted and ordered filed" Report of the Police Department for period from Alril 21st to July 2nd was then presented to the Council and on motion duly made, and ear- 1 rigid was accepted and ordered filed. , A petition for the improvement of Peck Street for a,distance of 150 feet East of Chestnut Street was then presented to the Council and was ordered laid over for further consideration later in the meethg. The :hour of 7.30 Pr m. having arrived,; this being the time and Place fixed: f cr hearing of all objections with relation t) the Warrant, Assess6enf and Diag I rem for the improvement 'of Pottery, Main and other streets the clerk reported that no protests had beEn filed dand presented to the Councilt the assessment to 1 1 on file for saidlimprovement for their,ac- t_ ceptance and approval: Whereupon, the clerk presented to the Council resolution #197 being 'a resolution of the City Council providing for the approval and con- firmation of Warrant, Assessment and Diagrak fdr- the improvement., of Pottery Main and other streets, as such ,work is particularly;describedjn a Resolu- 7th, 1927, and instructing 6 tio'n'of lntention-#!,,86�e�dopted:'.bec. I th Super- intendent of Streets of the City of Elsinore, to forthwith record the same and make delivery' thereff to' the, contractor. Whereupon it'wad.inoved:by Councilman Mass- &� and seconded by Councilman Wabner that Resolution #197 just read be passed and adopted. . � �.: , � � Councilmen" Gallagher raised., objection to the Engineer's fee being 'figured on an 8%'basis,and moved',that motion for adoption of Resolution #191'be laid over for an opinion -from the City AttornEy-as to the legality of Engineer's contract which was seconded by Councilman Langstaff. 'Councilman Mass protested motion to lay over on ground that it Was irregular and out of order and dalled; for,a roll cell on original motion for adoption wof resolution #197. The chair rules Councilman Gallagher's motion out of order and called for vote on motion for adoption of Resolution #197, which motion was carried by, the- -f ollowing vote. 1928 3. PATS. . O11. T. . . . A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p.m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Mass, M. H. Wesnbr and A. G Keck answered t1s roll calli tV Absent i None." Minutes of the previous meeting not being prepared were passed for reading at the next regular' meeting of r the council.. The Building SuperintendenV s report f or'the i month of June was then presented to the Council, and on motion duly made and. carried, was accepted and ordered filed" Report of the Police Department for period from Alril 21st to July 2nd was then presented to the Council and on motion duly made, and ear- 1 rigid was accepted and ordered filed. , A petition for the improvement of Peck Street for a,distance of 150 feet East of Chestnut Street was then presented to the Council and was ordered laid over for further consideration later in the meethg. The :hour of 7.30 Pr m. having arrived,; this being the time and Place fixed: f cr hearing of all objections with relation t) the Warrant, Assess6enf and Diag I rem for the improvement 'of Pottery, Main and other streets the clerk reported that no protests had beEn filed dand presented to the Councilt the assessment to 1 1 on file for saidlimprovement for their,ac- t_ ceptance and approval: Whereupon, the clerk presented to the Council resolution #197 being 'a resolution of the City Council providing for the approval and con- firmation of Warrant, Assessment and Diagrak fdr- the improvement., of Pottery Main and other streets, as such ,work is particularly;describedjn a Resolu- 7th, 1927, and instructing 6 tio'n'of lntention-#!,,86�e�dopted:'.bec. I th Super- intendent of Streets of the City of Elsinore, to forthwith record the same and make delivery' thereff to' the, contractor. Whereupon it'wad.inoved:by Councilman Mass- &� and seconded by Councilman Wabner that Resolution #197 just read be passed and adopted. . � �.: , � � Councilmen" Gallagher raised., objection to the Engineer's fee being 'figured on an 8%'basis,and moved',that motion for adoption of Resolution #191'be laid over for an opinion -from the City AttornEy-as to the legality of Engineer's contract which was seconded by Councilman Langstaff. 'Councilman Mass protested motion to lay over on ground that it Was irregular and out of order and dalled; for,a roll cell on original motion for adoption wof resolution #197. The chair rules Councilman Gallagher's motion out of order and called for vote on motion for adoption of Resolution #197, which motion was carried by, the- -f ollowing vote. Page #2. MEETING OF JULY 2, 1928. Ayes: Councilmen Wesner, Langstaff, Maes and Keck. Noes: :Councilman Gallagher. Absent: None. Whereupon,it was moved by.Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the action of Council taken on September 28th, 1927 authorizing a change in the City Engineer's contract, grant- ing % him >an increase in fee; frank 6% to 8%, and subsequent action taken by Council on March - 1928,; authorizing execution,of new contract to b e effect- ive as of Sept. 28, 1927, be referred to the City Attorney for his opinion as to the legality ofsaid actions, which motion, was carried by the follow- ing vote:< Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff,, Maes, Wesner, and Keck: Noes: None. Absent: None. Council then taok up for further. consideration Petition filed for improvement of Peck Street, 150 feet East of Chestnut Street and on motion duly made and carried,. it was ordered that said petition be laid over °for.one week., Councilman Maes then called to Council's attention that City 'Treasurer Belle,Walker had the .misfortune to meet,Tith a serious accident, ..'and was at present confined in the Community Hospital at. Riv,,ersidle,,and the- reupon moved that the clerk be instructed to send the,Treasurer Mrs. `Walker a letter expressing to,her .the Council's regret becauae -of _her sad misfortune and their best wishes for her, speedy recovery , which motion was seconded by Councilman Langstaff and on roll eel l,was unani- mously carried. Councilman Langstaff then brought up for Council's considera- tion, the establishment of a City Hall fund, reporting that the City at present was carrying., a, special fund of $2500.00.,and expressed „himself as favoring the °placing', of this sum into;a City Hall building fund:. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Maes that the $2 500.00 now in a special fund be transferred to a fund desig- nated and known as a City Hall Building Fund- to. be later used wit added sums- for'the construction of a City Hall., Building, which motion upon vote 'was unanimously carried. Bills as audited by the Auditing, Committee were then presented to the Council and on motion Auly:made, and on call vote, - carried were ordered paid and the clerk was instrueted,tofIssue warrants in pay went oS °same. Thereupon, there 'being ,no further business to come before the'Council, on motion'duly made and carried, Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday.July 9th, at, the hour. of .7,p.m, in the City Hall, the usual meeting place, � Mayor erc MINUTE RECORD of REGULAR METING CF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING. HELD ON THE 9th i AND AN. FORM ... DAY OF July._. 1928 I$_. . CHAR LES 0..N0. CLEY<O,.pA}N FIN REP,. aoa x. o eLea.xu rn.n eia xo. REG. V.S. PAT. OFF. STANDARD MINUTE RECORD I � A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p.m. with Mayor"A. G. Xeck in.the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, M. H. Wesnw, L. A. F. Mass and A. G Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None; I Minutes of the previous meetins` held on Juoe 25 *h and July 2nd were then read by the clerk. Whereupon it was 'moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilman Wesner that,the minutes of the last two meetings be accepted and approved as read which motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Wesner, Mass and Keck. Noes: Councilmem Gallagher and Langstaff. Absent: None. Councilman Langstaff then called Council's attention to the condition of the roof on the old water reservoir, reporting that it was very much in need of repair. Whereupon after due consideration of the matter, it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Counclman Gallagher that M. Harmon, Water Superintendent be instructed to see to it that temporary repairs on the roof of the old reservoir are made at once, which motion on vote was unanimously carried. The clerk thereupon reported to Council that due Bonds and interest Coupons in the total sum of '$14,500.00 were presented fm payment against the 1926 Water Improvement Bond Fund, and that said amount was about $2000.00 in excess of available funds in the ;i926 Water Improvement Bond Fund, and that some provision would have to be made for the full payment of'Bonds and Coupons due. Whereupon, it was moved by Councilmw Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that it be authorized that the amount short in the 1926 Water Improvement Bond Fund to make full payment of Bonds ad Coupons presented, be drawn upon and paid out cC the Water Fund, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wesner, Langstaff, Maes and Keck. Noes: None, The chair then presented for council's consideration the matter of having the City's street trees trimmed, reporting that it was ( in favor of having the work done. Whereupon after some discussion on the matter, it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilmen Wesner, that it be authorized to have the street trees aim trimmed where necessary, also topped where dangerous and that the work be referred to the street committee for super- vision which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wesner, Mass, Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. Page #2. MEETING OF JULY 9, 1928. The clerk then presentee to the Council a, ror the improvement of Chestnut Street between Peck'and E. Heald Avenue, t. and upon checking said petition the signatures favoring the improvement not representing a majority frontage, the petition was ordered laid over for added = signatures. Council then took up for further consideration the petition on file for the improvement of Peck Street, 150 feet East of Chestnut Street. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilmen Wesner that the Petition filed for the improvement of Pelt Street for a distance of 150 feet East of Chestnut _Street be approved, and that said petition be referred to the City Engineer with instructions to proceed with the necessary work, which motion carried by the following votte: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wesner, Mass, Langstaff and Keck, Noes: None. Absent: None. The clerk then preserted to the Council a mep of Country, Club Heights Unit C. for their approval and accep ante. Whereupon it was moved by Councilma:Wesner and seconded by Councilmen Mass that Map of Country Club Heights Unit C, be` approved and accepted which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. Bills as audited by the Auditing Committee were then pre- sented to the Council, and on motion duly made and on cell vote carried, were ordered paid and the clerk was instructed to issue warrants in pgrment of same. Thereupon`there being no further business to come before the Council, on motion duly made and carried, Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday, July 16th at the hour of 7 p.m., in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. Mayor _..... ...... ....... _. MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR MEETING -OF THE CITY COUAICIL _ .r. MEETING HELD ON THE .. __...� DAY _ _ _..1928 OF _.uy .. . . STP NOFRO FORM C3< - A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The,meeting was called to order at the hour of q p.m, with 'Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, Ftl. H. Wesner, H. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Maes and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None. i Uinutes of the previous meeting held on July 9th were then read by the clerkcand on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. The clerk then presented to the :Council a communication from the Hersey ,..ffg: Co, quoting;nrices or.;all standard size meters.; Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that said communication be received and ordered _filed. Thereupon it was moved. by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Ifesner that II. Harman, Water Supt. be'-instructed to purchase Hersey vrater meters in the future and so long as same prove' satisfactory wh }ch motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher; Wesner, tdMa.es, Langstaff and Keck. Noeq: None. Absent: None. The Clerk then presented to Council the Written opinion of City Atty. Eugene Best with reference to the City Engineers amended contract which provided for an increase in percentage fee from 6,4 to 8%, said opinion congirming the engineers contract valid. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Miaes that the written opinion of City Atty. Best with reference to the City Engineers Contract be accepted and ordered.filed which motion upon vote was carried. Thereupon the clerk, presented to Council the City Attorney's written opinion with reference to the Chairs ruling on July, 2nd, on a certain motion made by Councilman Gallagher and _duly seconded to amend and lay over, a previous motion duly made and seconded for the adoption of Resolution con- firming and approving the Assessment roll for the improvement of Main and other streets, the opinion holding the chairs ruling as being correct. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman klaes and seconded by Council- man t'esner that the written opinions. of City Atty. or- Chairs ruling on Councilman Gallagher's amended motion be accepted and orderd placed on file, which motion upon vote was carried. Councilman ilaes then repotted that he had been interviewed by deputy Horticiltural inspector Claud Craft calling his attention to the necessary eradication of puncture vine in the City and stated that the County would do the work for the City if desired but recommended it more economical for the City to purchase a small hand spray machine and do the work themselves. Upon due consideration of the matter it was moved by Councilman I,?aes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that it be authorized that the City Page #2 BMNTZNG Oa JULY 16th, 1928 purchase a hand spray machine for the Eradication of puncture vine in the City, at a cost not to exceed x;10.00 which motion upon roll call carried by the following vote: - - Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wesner, Maes, Langstaff, and. Keck. Noes: None. The clerk then repbrted tb<=Council that he wished to take a vacation during the month of August and asked Council for a three weeks leave of absence from about the 10th day of the month. I Wh.ereuonn it-wabf moved. by Councilman hives and seconded by Councilman Langstaff 'that the Clerk be granted. 'a three,weeks leave of absenceeduring the month of August, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wesner, Maes Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. i Thereupon it was moved by Councilman EIPbs and econded'by Councilman Langstaff that L?r. Harman 'later Supt. be instructed to cooperate with I, ?r. Bentley of the So. Sierras Power Co. by reporting to him each time, the use of the -75 H. P. unit at the City's pumping plant, said notice to be given -Isr. Bentley before motor is turned on, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher3p Wesner, I,aes, Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None,( Bills as audited by the auditing Committee were then pre- sented -to Council and on Hotien duly 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 council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Pdonday', July 23rd at the hour of 7 p, m. in the City Hall, the usual meeting place. Uayor _ MINUTE RECORD of REGULAR IULETING CF THE CITY COUNCIL _... ....... MEETING. HELD. ON THE 23rd. . DAY OF July_ 1928 STANDARD FORM C34 �II A regular. meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of q P. m, with Mayor A. G. Keck:in the cnair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, M. H. Wiesner, H. C. Langstaff, L. A. F. Maes and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None. Minutes of the previous meeting held on July 16th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read, The Clerk then presented to Council a. comim:;nication from State Insurance Fund giving notice of the filing of Comrlaint by ,`rs. '.:Tack Fugate with the Industrial Accident Commission regarding to her claim under policy carried by the Cit covering the accidental death of Mack Fugate, her husband while on duty.and in the employ of the City and advising that no action need be taken by the City'in the matter. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that the com:^urica- tion be received and ordered filled. In the absence of the City Treasurer the Clerk presented to Council a financial report showing the balances in the various funds and the total sum on deposit in the bank and available in the City Treasury as of date July 23rd. ?hereupon it was duly moved and carried that the report be accepted and ordered filed. The Clerk then presented for adoption, plans for the improve - ment of Sumner Ave, and other streets designated as follows: SheetTl Covering a portion of Sumner Ave. Sheet #2 Covering a portion of Heald Ave. Sheet 773 Covering a portion of Peck St. Sheet ,f4 Covering detail of bridges. Sheet #5 Covering detail of drainage structures, Sheet ,6 Covering portions of Sumner Ave. and Peck St. also assessment map forSumner Ave., Peck St. and Bridges consisting of ten sheets,also Specifications No. 13 covering construction of Bridges culverts and drainage structures. It was thereupon moved by Councilman P.Iaes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the Said plans profiles, assescment:map and spefications be adopted, which motion was thereupon carried by the following vote: Ayes. Councilmen Gallagher, i=iesnor, Langstaff, `aes, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. The City Clerk thcn presented for adoption a resolution of Intention to do the work upon Sumner Ave. and other streets said Res - olution of intention being No. 198 covering the work.described in said plans profiles and specifications this day adopted and also certain other work by specifications ,7 for water mains heretofore filed, and by Page #,2 I!IEETING OF JULY 23 a, 1928 specifications #12 for construction of asphaltic concrete pavement and other matters heretofore filed to be assessed uron the districts carried in said assessment map for Sumner Ave., Peck St. and Bridges. It.was thereupon moved by Councilman Langstaff: and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that said Resolution of intention „198 be and is hereby adopt;d, which.motion was carried by the fclloia_.ng vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Tesner, Langstaff, Mass and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. R. R. ;!lacy holding contract with the City for the purchase of the City's garbage then reported to Council that he rms in need of about 1.0 extra drums in which to place garbage and requested that the City furnish same. Ishereuopn it was moved by Councilman Iviaes and seconded by Counr oilman Langstaff that Mr. Macy be aut'norized to purchase ten drums and present bill for same tC the City for payment which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wasner, Maes, Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. Chief of Police, R. W. Ferrell then appeared before Council , submitting his proposition to furnish his own car and all upkeep on same for use in the Police Dept. for and in consideration of a. a2,1.00 per month increase in his salary. whereupon it was moved by Councilman iviaes and seconded by Conncilman Langstaff that the matter be taken under advisement- and that Chief Ferrells offer be laid on the table for further eonsideration.which motion.upcn vote was unanimously: carried. The Clerk thereupon presented to Council the written resignation of Glenn Graham, City Engineer stating that he wished to be relieved of the .work, but offered if Council desired, to continue v.,ith the Work until such time as Council made other arrangements to fill his place. M hereupon it was moved by Ccurci'_man Maes and seconded by Coun- cilman Wesner that the resignation of City Engineer Glenn Graham be. laid on the table for further consideration wh.ch motion wren vote etas carried. The annual report of the Library Board for the fiscal year ending - June 30th was then presented to Council, Showing the receipt and Disbursements for the part year and submitting a. prepared budget for the ensuing year. Attention was also called to the exTO- ration of the present Boards three year term, on June 30th, 1928. r'.fhereupon it was moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Corn- cilma.n 7esner that the report of the Library Board be approved and accepted and that the following members of the present Board, 0. S. Iierrifield, R. _H..Kirkpatrick, L. Fd. Bentley and Paul Kurnzle be appointed to succeed themselves on the Board and that G. R. Gough be appointed as the fifth mem- ber, said Board to serve for a term of three years from.June 30th, 1928 which motion was carried by the following vote. Page-,#3 _. -_- ... MIjv= RECORD OF IM-TING .._OF JULY. 23rd, .1928 . _ _..... _.. __.. _.. .MEETING _HELD .. Olv „THE _..... .....DAY OF _... _19 . R.NAO LEY CO.. PATH FAN UERS. tof xx o eaea.x.. rnxxx is eo. U.S. AT OFF STANDARD MINUTE RECORD orann is REG. Y '. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, 'Nesner, 14aes, Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. Thereupon Councilman Gallagher reported that it has come to his notice that Prater was being wasted at the property of Yrs. Mac Donald which was being furnished gratis by action of former Council, and e- pressed himself as not favoring the further con - tinuance of furnishing free water for said property. ^hereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and sec- onded by Councilman Langstaff that the action of former Council granting the free use of water for triangle plot of ground oppo- site the High School , now owned by Mrs. Mc Donald, be recinded, which motion was carried.by'the following vote: Ayes: Councilman Gallagher, Langstaff, `Vesner, Mass and Keck. Hoes: None. Absent: None. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then presented to Council and on motion duly 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 on motion cult' made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday, July 30th at the hour of 7 P. m. in the City Hall,.the usual meeting place. �\ Yayor Clerk _ MINUTE RECORD,OF, REGULAR TEETING CF THE CITY COUNCIL __. _ _..... MEETING HELD ON THE 30th DAY OF .July. 19_.28.. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p, m. with Yayor Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, 11. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Awes and A. G. Keck ans1:;ered the roll call. Absent: Councilman Tit. H. wesner. ,Hnutes of the precious meeting of the Council held on July 23rd were they_ read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. Councilma:n,'Nssner absent upon roll call then appeared and took his chair. The Clerk then presented to Council a copy of Answer filed with the Industrial Accidents Commission in the case of 'Mrs. Aback Fugate vs State Ins. Fund and City Elsinore. Whereupon on motion duly made and carried it was ordered that said copy of Answer be placed on file. The Clerk then presented to Council the written resignation of City Treasurer Belle ='alker with request that it be accepted to take effect at once. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman `'esner that the resignation of Belle "calker City Treasurer be accepted with regrets, which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. '.Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and sacorded by Councilman Langstaff that the appointment of a City Treasurer to fill existing vacancy be laid over for consideration to the next meeting of the Council which motion upon roll call was unanimously carried. The City Engineer then.presented for reading to Council a communication received ,from . the Electrical Engineering Dept. of the So. Sierras Power Co. recosmending the installation of certain float switch devises at the City Water plant with the vievr of reducing power costs. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that the matter be taker _under advisement and laid over for furt:Ier consideration, Councils attention was then called to the cracked condition of the high water reservoir and after some discussion on the matter it vras moved by Councilman Gallagher that 1,1. Harman Water Supt. be in- structed to prepare the high reservoir for.an inspection by draining said reservoir and that he supply,v;aterrto „us €rs served from the new line by pumping direct into the line,w,ich motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen, Gallagher, Langstaff, Maes, Wiesner, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. Page #2 MiETIIBG OF JULY 30th, 1928 Councilman M. H. 'I'esner then informed Council that he has been ordered by his doctor to take a rest and recommended his taking a vacation trip, which nebessitated his applying to Council for a 60 day leave of absence. Whereupon it was moved by - Councilman Maes end seccnded by '.ouncil a,�n 'angstaff that a,60 day leave of absence be granted to Councilman Wesner, which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. D. S. Berryman then appeared before Council and asked that action be taken, ordering the grading of alley south of Pottery St. bet'oen Main w Spring streets, stating that he wished to build his property adjoining said alley and it was necessary that this work be done. After some discussion on the matter it was oved by Councilman I,4aes and seconded by Councilman ?i'esner that the matter of grading alley off Pottery St. be referred to the Street Committee and that they report on same at the next meeting of Council R;hich motion upon• vote via s unanimously carried. I,Irs. Kirkpatrick then appeared before Council and reported on the cause for water leak at the Pfe. Donald property stating that the leak was or- dered repaired at once but was delayed on account of certain parts that had to be ordered and appealed to Council to reconsider their action at previous meeting recinding former action granting the free use of water for this :property. nhereupon after some discussion on the matter it was moved by Coun- cilman Langstaff and seconded. by Councilman Glesner that the Clerk be instructed to communicate with Pars. Ile Donald and inform her of action tak_.n by Council recinding action taken by former. '_Council grantin. her the 'free use of water for her prop: ":rty opposite. the high school and explain to her ,Council's reasons for taking this action which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. The Clerk than presented for- Council's consideration 0. A. Clippers water bill and asked to be advised if any, what adjustment should be allowec on said bill. Whereupon after cons i.deretion of the matter it was duly moved and carried that the Clerk be instructed 'to collect the full amount of the bill. Dr. S. J. Brimhall City Health offices then addressed Council re- porting on his work in connection with Health and sanitation matters and issued an--order that Council'talke action to provide public rest roo,ns along the Lake shore for use of campers and that the property in said district be cleared of brush or that it be posted prohibiting camping along the la';e shore. z,'hereupon it was moved by Councilman Wesner and seccnded by Council - men Langstaff that the City Health officer be encouraged in his :pork and that he be given Councils backing and full cooperation in enforcing all health and sanitation laws which motion uron call vote was unanimously carried. Thereupon it 4Gs moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Councilman ':?esner that the Fire Chief be instructed to take immediate action to notify all property ovaiers along the L«ke shore to clear their lots of all brush which motion upon call vote as unanimously carried. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Council - ran Langstaff that it be d.uthorized to provide our rest room at this time along the lake shore either on Poe or L ^.•veil street and that•the construction of same be referred to a committee of three vith authority to act, which motion. upon roll call was unanimously carried. PAGrf�3 MINUTE RECORD OF IM TING.. OF JTJi_.$. 30th.,.. 1928 _..... MEETING HELD ON THE DAY OF_ :. STANDARD FORM G36 - The Chair appointed Councilman Langstaff, Hass, and Gallagher to serve on said committee. Thereupon after some discussion regarding the matter of disposing of the Police Car it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Mass that it be authorized that Council- man Gallagher take the police car where he wished for the purpose of checking its condition which motion upon roll, call was unanimously carried. - The ^^Clerk then reported to Council that bends to cover the unpaid assessm_nts for the improvement of Plain and other streets would have to be issued to the Gatzert Bon: Co-. upon their filing of the unpaid list and that it would be up to the Council to arrange for having this work done. '+ Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman 'Ma-es that the pr=paration of Bonds and Bond register covering the unpaid assessments for the improvement of main and other straets be referred to the Clerk and that he be authorized to engage help for this work, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Maes, 7esncr, Langstaff, and Keck. Noes'. None. Absent: None. Council then again took up for consideration the appoint- ment of a city treasurer at this time to fill the existing vacancy and upon reconsideration of previous motion to lay over appointment of Treasurer to next meeting. It was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Council- man Langstaff that previous notion to lay over appointment of Treas- urer be voided and that appointment of Treasurer be made at this time which motion upon roll call was unanimously carried. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Mass that Arthur Gustafson be appointed City Treasurer to fill the existing vacancy caused by the resignation of Treasurer Belle Walker, said appointment to be for the period up to the next regular city election vrhich motion was carried by the following vote: Aves: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, 6'iesner, Langstaff, and heck. Noes: None. ?absent: None. Bills as audited by the auditing commmittee were then pre! sented to Council and on motion duly 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 Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on lJonday, Aug. 6th at the hour of 7 P. M. in the, Cit;;�.Hall the„�sual Ife)ting place. r--1) /j i i I _MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR. I.T:ETII',IG.. OF._.TLD: CITE CGUTICIL- ". - ".... . MEETING HELD ON THE 6th DAY OF August 1928 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meting was called to order at t'.ile hour of 7 p. m. with Pdayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, _. H. tiVesner, L. A.F. Mass, and_A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: Slone. Ainutes of the previous meeting held on July 30th were than r,ad by the Clerk and on motion duly Trade and carried were approved as read. The Bldg. Supt. monthly report for thra month of July was then presented to Council and on motion duly made and carried uaas accepted and ordered filed. A communication to Council from ; :alth Officer Dr. Brimhall calling attention to the condition of the sewer l.i-ae in Block 22 vacs then read by thy; Clerk. Whereupon after consideration of the matter it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman 75esner that the matter regarding the soi=:er line in Block 22 be referred to S<. Harman with in- structions that he male an investigation of the matter, and take such steps as may stem r_ecessary to correct the faulty condition, which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. .:. . A communication to L:•t ?. Bentley Secretary of the fire dept., wherein the D. P. Darley Co. submitted a price quotation on a fire siren was then referred to Council for consi.dssation. +`hereupon it was moved by Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the master regarding the purchase of a. fire siren be referred to Fire Chief Tom Boyle with instructions that other prices be secured and then referred back to Council which motion upon vote was carried. Thereupon a representative of the 'So. California Gas Co. appeared befor:- Council and present-d- .their uritten application for franchise, !which was rend by the Clerk, and upon Consideration of the matter it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman' Gallagher that the, application of the Southern Cali fornia Gas Co, for a franchise be referr ^..d to the City Atorney for his opinion as to Councils legal right to grant more than one gas franchise, which motion upon vote T1ras unanimously carried. The Clerk then Drer:nted to Council a communication from Glenn Graham City Engineer In which he stated that the Devolcpmnt �IEngineers Inc. of San Diego ,iould handle throug:r him as their repre- sentativo the engineering vrork for the City of Eirinore under the same contract which !,a has been roraing and offered it as a solution of the problem caused by his -resignation but as yet not acted upon. Whereupon after consideration of the matter it visa moved by Councilman Idaes and seconded. by Councilman "Vesner that the proposition 0 MINUTE RECORD OF.. :REGULAR iu. TING OF ME CITY COUNCIL _. . _... ..... MEETING HELD ON THE .,13}h DAY OF ....August ....5928 eTANOARO FORM C3G - A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the f _hour of 7 ;p, m, with t=?ayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmon H. Gallagher, H. C. Langstaff, L. A. F. 11a.e.s, and A. G. Keck ans-:rerer the roll call. Absent 4;wAve. LA) Piinutes of the previous meeting held on Aug. 6th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read, The Clerk then presented to Council a communication from City Atty. - uguene hest with reference to -the a.pplicotion of the So:: Calif. Gas Co, for a franchise advising that he was unable to furnish Council with a full report on the matter by Aug. 13th and suggested that action on the franchise be defferred until a more thorough opinion could be rendered. Whereupon it +✓as duly moved and carried that said communication be temporarily laid on the table. The Clerk then presented to Council a commnunication from Atty. C. H., .,*brepreser_ting S. 11. Gunder with reference to the.application of Sol Calif. Gas Co, for a franchise ask - ing that before Council take definite action -on said anp14.cation they arrange for a hearing at which -they might have an opportunity to present 1.1r. Gund.er's -position in the matter. tdhereupon said communication on motion duly made and carried was ordered temporarily laid on the table. Thereupon the Clerk presented to Council a communication from Atty's 1.1c Adoo, Neblett, O'Connor w Clagett representing Mrs. Gunder, with reference to the application of the So. Calif Gas Co. for a fran- chise advising that the Gunder interests were frilling to sell: their gas plant to the So. Calif Gas Co..and requested that Council postpone action c on the application for a reasonable time within which they might con - sumate such a sale. :f,loreupon it was duly moved and carried that said communication be also temporarily laid on the table. The Clerk then presented to Council a petition signed by 296 citizens of Elsinore petitioning Council to grant the So. Calif. Gas Co. a franchise. . ',"'hereupon on motion duly made aid carried said petition was ordered temporarily laid on the table. The hour of 7:30 p.m. having arrived baing.the time fixed for I hearing of protests to the improvement of Sumner and ether streets particularly described in Resolution 71198 adopted July 23rd 1928 and the plans and specifications therein referred to, the Clerk re,)erted that no protests to said improvement had been filed and the Mayor thereupon called upon any other persons desiring to be heard and none ans;er ^d. PAGE jr2 IMET1NG OF AL?Gi':T3, 1928. Thereupon the Clerk presented to Council Resolution ,x200 being a Resolution ordering the improvement of Surmer and other streets being that certain work of improvement described in a resolution of intention ,198 adopted July 23, 1928. :hereupon it was moved by- Councilman Ease and seconded by Councilman Langstaff t',-,,at Resolution #200 be ,passed and adopted, which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, bass and Keck. _.,. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman ?esner. Council then took up for consideration the application of the So. Calif. " Gas Co, for a fr<^r_c'nise. Thereupon it was moved. by Councilman Gallagher that the application of the So, Calif. Gas Co, for a franchise be granted v�hi:ch motion was seconded by Councilman Langstaff. Councilman Mass thereupon moved that the motion to grant the apnlicrtior_ of the So. Calif. Gas Co. for franchise be laid on the table ivhich motion c ✓as seconded be councilman Langstaff. Councilman Langstaff withdrawing his second to the motion no vote was taken do said motion. A general discussion was then had with reference to the application of the So. Cali*. Gas Co, for a franci;isa the following persons addressing Council. Atty. Cleveland representing the So. Calif. Gas Co;, Atty. Porteub receiver of the El- sinore Gas Co., S. H. Gunder, owner of the Elsinore Gas '7orks and Mr. King and tar. Gunnerson, citizens of Elsinore. Yhereupon aftr due consideration of all matters presented with reference to the application of the So, Calif. Gas Co, for franc'i^ise it ms moved by Council- man maes and seconded by.Councilma_n Langstaff that the application fo !he So. Calif. Gas. Co. for a franchise be laid over for further consideration td the ne-t' meeting of the Council to be held on Sept. 10th and that all parties interested in said application present at that meeting their propositions and if satisfactory no- gotiations were not arrived at, that Council at that time take action upon the granting of franchise rihich motion was carried by the .follovfing vote. Ayes: Councilmen .Langstaff , Idaes and Iaeck. :Toes: Councilman Gallagher. Absent: Councilman 'aesner. . Thereupon it vras moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Baps that the coinnunications from City Atty. Best, Atty. ?Iartkb and Atty hic Adoo and t the petition previously presented and temporarily laid on the table be received and placed on file for further consideration which notion was carried by the following vote:. Ayes: Counc:i.lmen Gallagher, baaes, Langstaff, and Peek. I.oes: None. Absent; Councilman ':esner. Council then took up for reconsideration the-'.matt;r of vratering trees on Flagstaff Hill. Whereupon it was moved by Ccuncilmen ?':iaes and seconded by Coun- cilman Langstaff that former action of council ordering the discontinuence of .=catering trees on Flagstaff hill. be resinded and that said trees continue to be r watered :by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen: =Langstaff, Mass and _Keck.: Noes: Councilman Gallagher. Absent: Councilman 7esner. PAGES MINUTE RECORD OF FETING CF AUG.13, 192$ _... ...... .MEETING. HELD ON`. THE. : -. _. ..DAY OF 19 . Council then took.up for consideration the condition of the sewer line from the Lakeview bath house. Dhereupon it eras moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by _Councilman Maes that 11. _Harman be instructed to 'make investiga- tion of the man hole on Heald live. with view of emptying so as to take sewage .from Lakeview Bath 'House ' and to spread oil on water standing in Block 2.2 which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilman Gallagher, tYa_es, Langstaff and Keck. Noes;, None. Absent: Ccuncil.man wesner. The Clerk'then reported to Council that check for 150.00 from the Prudential Life Ins. Co, had been received by the city to cover refund of said amount: >;5aid by the City for burial expenses of W. K. Smith and advised t_at it was through the cooperation of W. L. Everett that said refund was secured. '.`!hereupon it was moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that a vote of thanks be extended to 1;r. Everett for his cooperation in calling the matter to the City's attention which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then pre- sented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk was instructed to issue Vlarranrs in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business tc comect;efcre Council on motion duly made and carried Council, adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday Sept. 10th at the hour of 7 p. m. in the City Ball the usual meeting place. n;ajror erk M REGULAR %� T r7G;tF THE CITY CCUBCIL ShPT.: 0th, 1928 ' The hour of 9 p. m. L4onday, Sept. 10th, 1928 having arrived being the time to which Council adjourned at its last meeting ::held on Aug.t(3�h the Council Chamber was regularly oprned, the Clerk and Councilman H. Gallagher being present. The date falling upon a legal holiday and no quorum being present Coun- cilman Gallagher adjourned the meeting to the hour of 7 P. m. on Tuesday Sept. 11th to be held in the city hall the usual meeting place. _ MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR ADJCURtVRD 1:�ETIAiG OF TYE CITY: COUNCIL ... _..... MEETING HELD ON THE 11th DAY OF __.. Sept. 19.28._. STANDARD FORM C34 p A regular adjourned meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was celled to order at the hour of % p. m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H.. Gallagher, Lm. A. F. °aes H. C, Langstaff, and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: Councilman Vdesner. P;iin.utes of the previous meeting held on Aug. 13th and Sept. 10th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made aiW carried were approved as read. Under the head of unfinished business it was moved by Coun- oilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman 1daes that Resolution #201 in the matter of the application of the So. Calif. Gas Co. for a franchise be introduced and read. which motion upon vote was carried. Resolution #201 was then read by the Clerk, and prior to Councils action upon the matter the chair called upon anyone present desiring to be heard on the matter to address the Council at this time._. I Att%.'Poateus receiver for the Elsinore Gas Works then ad- dressed Council advising of actions taken by his company to secure natural gas, also Atty. Cleveland representing the So. Calif. Gas Co. addressed Council and filed a copy; of a letter addressed to Jlsinore Gas 1 "forks% of Porteus, receiver shoring that a standing offer eras made for the purchase of the Elsinore Gas Works by his company at a price of t60 000.00 Cash. The letter was read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried was ordered placed on file. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that resolution 7201 being a Resolution in the matter of the application of the So. Calif. Gas Co. for a. franchise and declaring that it is proposed to grant said franchise and privi- lege, be passed and adopted which motion was carried by the following Vote: .. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, -Mass, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman ivesner. The hour of 7:30 having arrived being the time and place fixed for hearing of all objections with telati.on to the warrant assessment and Diagram for the improvement of Prospect street, the Clerk, reported that no protests had been filed and presented to Council the assess- ment roll on file for said improvement for their acceptance and approval. ,.Thereupon the Clerk presented to Council Resolution r #202 being , a Resolution of the City Council brovivirg for the approval and con - firmation :of Warrant, Assessment and Diagram for the improvement of Prospect St. as such work is more particmlarly described in `a Res- olution of Intention #194 adopted !day 2nd, 1928, and instructing the Superintendant to forthwith record the same and make delivery thereof to.' the contractor. ' PAGE 7jp IMETING CF SEPT. 11th, 1928 Whereupon it was moved by Councilman idaes and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that Resolution #202 just re.d be passed and adopted which motion was carried by the Following vote: Apes: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Langstaff, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Tesner'. The hour of 7:30-P. m. having arrived being the time fixed for opening of sealed bids and proposals for the improvement of Sumner Ave., Peck St. and bridges, the Clerk opened and presented to Council the following bids: Sully Miller Contracting Co. bic as follows 5" Asphaltic Pavement ----- - - - - -- ---- - - - -16 810 Cement Concrete Curbs ------------------------------------- 490 per lineal Ft. Cement Concrete Sidewalks-------------------------------- 180 per sq. ft. Catch Basins ---------------------------------------- - $224.00 each. Bridges ------------------ ° -------------------------- '3477.00 each House Connection "ewers ------------- - -- ---- -- - °_- _____1.15 per lineal ft. Manholes to grade-_-_ ._---- --------- ° ------------------ 10.00 each Water valve bo:ces to grade- -------------------- _ -------- 6.00 each Water lines completci------ ----------------------- - -231A0 De Waard w Sons bid as follows: 5" Asphaltic Pavement----- - - - - -- ---- ---- ----------- -- - --180 per Sq. ft. Cement Concrete Curbs------ --- ----------- - - - - -- m 50y1 per lineal sq. ft. Cement Concrete Sidewalks°----- ---------------------- - - - -16¢ per so. ft. Catch Basins --------- --- -- ° °--------- ° ---- 90.00 each Bridges ------ ° --------------------------------------- 4090.00 each House Connection Sewers----- --------- - ------------------ 1.00 per lineal ft. Yianholes to grade ----------------- ---- ---------------- 15.00 each Water valve boxes to• grade ------------------ - ----------- 5,00 each `ater lines complete- ----- --------- --- -- -- --- ---- _134.00 Whereupon on motion duly made and carried the bids received vrere ordered referred, to City Engineer Glenn Graham for checking. _ The City Engineer later 'reported to Council that upon checking of the bids received for the improvement of Sumner & Peck.Sts. he found the b'd of Sully Muller - Contracting Co, to be X18231.49 the lowest responsible bidder, De Waard &- Son bid- ding `x;19294.88 being the only other bidders.on said :-cork. Whereupon Resolution ;,'203 being a resolution of the City Council providing for the awarding of contract for the 4 - rovement of Sumner &: Peck St. to Sully Miller Contracting Co, was presented to Council and on Motion by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Ma-es Resolution ;;'203 was passed and adopted by the following vote: Aves: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, }pass, and Keck. - Noes: None. fibsent; Councilman Wesner. Councilman 1,Iaes then reported to Council that the approaches to sidewalk at c:rner of Firsh National Bank and Cla.rck's Furniture store were dangerous and recommended that C ouncil take action to have said condition corrected. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Mlaes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that inclines at First National Bank and Clark's store be widened to the full width of sidewalk and the: work be awarded to the Sully lailler Contracting Co. which motion was carried by the following vote: PAGE #3 _ _ MrMUTE RECORD OF METING OF SEPT. 11th, 1928 _. _. _.. MEETING.HELD ON THE _.. ..__DA Y OF 19 Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Bass, and Keck. Noes: None, Absent: Councilman Wesner. Council then.discussed with the City Engineer the matter of sewer manhole on Heald Ave. filling up and interfering with the proper drainage, the Engineer suggesting the installation of a connecting sewer line between Spring St. and the trunk line on Sumner Ave, which would care for a large part of sewage now depositing in manhole on Heald Ave. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff seconded by Councilman Gallagher that the City Engineer be instructed to check the cost of laying proposec sewer extensicn with the Sully 11i'iler Con - tracting Co, and to Make report of same to the Council , which motion upon vote was unanimously carried The Bldg. Supt. report for the month of Aug. was them pre - sented -to Council and on motion duly made and carried was'aceepted and ordered filed. A communication from Ptty. Goe, 117. Crouch was then presented to Council in .which he reported that in the case of J. E. Mille v. City of Elsinore the Court of Appeal.s had handed down a decision c confirming the decision on the Superior Court -' Mereupon it was duly moved and carried that said "coimnuni - cation be dated on file. Council then discussed the matter of relaying.the old eater line on Peck and Kellogg Sts. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that M. Harman water Upt, be authorized to pur- chase wat ^r pipe necessary to relay lines on Peck and Kellogg Sts., which motion upon vote was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Floes, and Keel:. Noes: None. Absent. Councilman Z±esner. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then pre -, sented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered said and the Clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereupon therebeing no further business to come before Council.on.motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in reg- ular session,on Monday Sept. 17th at the hour of 7 p, M. in the City Hall, the regular meeting place. I f I 0 REGULAR PrfEETING OF THE :JITY COUNCIL SEPT. 17th, 1 28 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City oc Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p. m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. - Councilmen H. Gallagher,. H. 0, Langstaff, L. A. F. PSaes and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: Councilman Wesner. Minutes of the previous meeting held on Sept, llth were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. The Clerk then presented to Council a communication from Atty. Seymour representing fairs. Ida B. Jones a property owner on Franklin Street calling attention to street fill made in front of her property and claiming damage therefrom with request that Council take action to correct the matter. 7hereunon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff. that the matter be ref errdd.to the street committee with instructions that they take the matter up with the Sully Miller Contracting Co. and request them to do the necessary work to place said street in a satisfactory condition, and that the Clerk be instructed to reply to Atty. Seymour's letter and advise him of Councils action in the matter which motion :was carried by the following Vote: Ayres: Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Langstaff, and Keck. ;does: None. Absent: Councilman Wesner. The Clerk, then presented to Council a petition signed by a majority of the property owners fronting on East Graham Ave. requesting Council to institute pro- ceedings for the improvement of lkast Graham Ave. between Main St. and Chestnut St. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Mace that the petition for the improvement of East Graham Ave. be referred to the City Engineer for checking, with instructions that if same is found regular he be authorized to proceed with the necessary work, which motion upon vote was unanimously __. carried. Thereupon the Clerk presented to Council a petition asking for the im- provement of Ellis St. and Lookout St. between Flint and Minthorn Sts. with a sewer line. Whereupon it was duly moved and-unanimously carried that said petition be referred to the City Engineer for checking, *ith instructions that a report on same be made to council. Council then took up for consideration the matter regarding to the repair of the high mater reservoir and after some discussion on the matter it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman L Gall . ^L�3zo^ that Councilman L. A. F. Macs be- authorized to contract a, hydraulic engineer to ascertain the cost of making an investigation of the condition of reservoir, and to make report of same to Council at some future date, r;hich motion was on vote unanimously carried. .Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then presented to Council and on motion duo made and on call vote carried were ordered raid and the Clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of Salie. PAGE .. #2 MINUTE RECORD OF MEETING OF SEPT. 1 1th. 1-928 _.MEETING HELD ON THE DAY OF 19 .... .,ANOARO F CRAP LE P.MAOLET CO FIND CPS. [ovaxae[[a.a�v rn�n�ia�o. oerneiv REG V S PAT OFF STANOG TE RECORD Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session.on.Monday Sept.,.24th at the hour of 7 P. m. in the City Hall the usual meeting place.. 'I II I REGT?LAP I,EETTIDiG OF T?E CITY CCLUCIL SEPT. 24th, 1928 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 o. m. with Fdayor A. G. Keck in the Ceair. Councilmen H.. Gallagher, L. A. F. Mass; H. C. Langstaff and A. G. Keck answered the roll call... Absent: Councilman wesner. Plinutes of the previous meeting held on Sept. 17th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly mace and carried were approved as read. A report from Chief of Police R. S". Ferrell. for period fror,. Juiy 2nd to Sept 23rd w as then presented to Council and on motion duly made and carried was accepted and ordered laced on file. The Clerk then presented to Council a financial report showing balance in Bank as of Sept. 24th and itemized as to balancers in the various city funds as well as statement shovring receipts and disbursementssfromaldst audit to date, which report on motion duly made and carried was accepted and ordered filed. The Clerk then presented to Council the City Engineers written reports on the Smith's Addition petition for sewer improvements and the condition of the outfall sewer line. Whereupon after due consideration of the matters presented by the City En- gineer it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Council:Mn Maes that the Citv Engineer ba instructed and authorized to make a preliminary survey of Sevier levels with the view of ascertaining whether or not it is feasible to install a gravity out - fall sewer line in the city 1uhich motion -,vas carried by the following vote; Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Maes, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman 'Nesner. Thereupon it was duly moved and carried that the Engineers report on Petition for sewer in Smith's Addition be accepted and ordered placed on file. Councilman Mass then reported to Council that he consulted with Engineer Porter H. Allbright of Los Angeles ceith reference to securing the 'services of a hy- draulic engineer to make an investigation of the condition of the high ;;rater reser- voir and report on work necessary to repair same and stated that he was advised by Mr. Albright that he would furnish a hydraulic ongineer.to do this work on the basis of 125.00 for one day's inspection of the reservoir and not to exceed x;250.00 for all engineering work necessary if repair was made. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Lang taff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that hir. Albright's proposition to make a two day investigation of the ori- ginal plans and of the reservoir at a cost not to exceed 6V50.00 be accepted and that the Clerk be instructed to forward him a set of the original plans and notify him of Councils acceptance of his proposition, with request that heve9.the matter earliest possible attention, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstagf; P.'?aes, and Keck. ;Noes: None. Absent: M. H. Wesner. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the City Engineer be instructed to *aror'e with the hydraulic engineer on the in- spection of the high water reservoir which motion upon vote was carried. ... .. __ FACE %Y° _ ...... ... .... MINUTE RECORD OF 1MET7NG.. OF SEPT. 24th., 1928 .. ... _. MEETING. HELD ON THE DAY OF Councilman I:`aes then report d that -idr. Sellers -has'a flat top desk which he offers for sale at a. price of ten dollars and the city having.use for such a- desk - recommended the purchase of same. Fihereupon it was moved by Councilman Utaes' and seconded by Councilman Langstaff -that it be authorised to purchase ,tor -the city - the desk from -Mr. Sellers at .a price of $10.00 which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: C ounc_lmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Mass, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Wesner. Mr /. J. H. 141oodford then appeared before Council.and called attention_ to action.of former Council granting him -he 'authority to have street light on Spring St. in front of his property connected up and put into service, and advised that he has filad.a bill covering the cost of the work, and requested Council to allow same. -' After considerable discussion on the matter it wb.s moved by.Councilnan Llaes .that 1-Hr-. Woodford's bill -for repair of ornamental street light be allowed. The motion receiving no second was lost. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then pre sen +,ed to Council and on motion duly 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 Council- on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular sedsion on 'Monday Oct. lst at the hour of 7 P. in. in the City . Hall the usual meeting place. � tatayor � e .c I RsGULA� P,('TING GF.THE CITY COLrdCIL OCT. lst, 1928: A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7:P-m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the Chair. Councilmen M. H. Wesner, H. C. Langstaff, L. A. F. Maes, and A. G. Keck answered the roll. call. Absent: Councilman 1. Gallagher. Minutes of the.previous meeting held on Sept. 24th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. The Clerk then presented to Council a notice of hearing ordered by the Railroad Commission in the matter of investigation on Commissions ov-n motion into the rates, practises regulations, operations and.service of the Elsinore Gas ',?orks to be held at the City Hall. in Elsinore at 10 a. m. on Oct. l0th,:1928. (hereupon it was duly moved and carried that said Notice be received and ordered pleced on file._ - The Clerk then presented to Council two petitions , one asking for the im- provement of Sumner Ave. between Main e. Ellis St. and Ellis St. between Franklin e Pottery St, and the other asking for the improvement of Kellogg St. bet ween Graham and "eald avenues. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman ikaes and seconded by Councilman Wesner that the petitbns just presented to Council be rederred to the City Enginsaer for checking , with instructions that a rc_rort on same be returned to the Council which notion on roll call was unanimously carried. The Clerk then reporter: that a representative of the So. Calif. .=automobile Club called at .the City Hall in the interest of the Councils adoption and passage of boulevard stop ordinance and recommended the passage of an ordinance designating all intersecting streets with the main highways passing through the city as boulevard stops and advised that as soon as such an or:`:inance was passes abd adopted the Club would erect stop signs at all points so designated without cost to the City. ??hereupon aster consideration of the matter it was moved by Councilman Naes and Seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the City Attorney be instructed to draft a. Boulevard stop ordinance and present to Council at a latet meeting for passage and adoption, which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. City Lngine+or Glenn Graham then reported to Council that upon checking of _ae. petitions for street improvement he found that 55°1 df the property owners signed for the improvement of Simner and Ellis Sts. and that the Kellog St. petition .-.as signed by 48.6ie of property oic:ers. Thereuper_ it was moved by Councilmen B'laes and seconded by Councilman Wes - ner that the Petitions for Sumner and Kellogg St, be laid over for 1 weed for further consideration which motion upon vote was ca-rri -ed. Councilman 1.`aes then reported that Number of citizens have interviewed him on the matter of installing electric signs over highway at city limits and requested that he call the matter to Councils attention. :`hereupon after some consideration of the matter it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman 75leoner that L. A. F. cues be authcri ^ed to secure prices on electric signs for city limits over highways and to submit same to Council for further consideration which motion upon call vot .vas iuzanimcusly carried. Page, #2 _MII4uTE RECORD OF _ METING OF OCT. lst, 1928_ _. MEETING HELD ON THE _. _.. .DAY OF _ _ 19 Council then took up for consideration the matter of placing four traffic buttons at the intersection of Hain 'c Peck St. yhereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Ilaes that the intersection of Main & Peck Sts, be marked with four traffic buttons and that the Clark be instructed to order same which motion upon call vote was unanimously carried. Councils attention was then called to the Pickwick Stages having moved their depot.to the Plaza Hotel but were still reserving their old parking space on Graham Ave. thereupon after due consideration of the matter it was duly moved and carried that the Olerk be instructed to communicate with the Pickwick stage Co. and notify them that if they can get along without the parking reservation on Graham Ave. the City would appreciate its release for general parking. Council then considered further the drainage of main sewer line from Heald Ave. to pumping station. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Maes that Mater Supt. M. Harman be directed to flush the sewer line from Heald Ave. to pumping station with vierf of improving drainage in said line, which motion upon vote was carried. Councilman Gallagher of the auditing committee being absent the chair appointed Councilman Langstaff to serve cn said committee to audit bills. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then pre- sented to Council and on call vote carried were ordered paid ana the Clerk was instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council on motion duly made end carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on IIonday, Oct. 8th at the hour of 7 P. m. in the City Hall the usual meeting place. T � tiayor Cierk MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR ,17ETI`, ?G OF THE CITY C UNCIL _..... _.. ___ MEETING, HELD ON THE 8th Oct..... _I928.. A regulat meeting of the city CoLu.cil of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p.m. with`:',iayor A. G. Keck i.n the chair. Councilmen_ L. A. F. Awes, ;;. Gallagher, U. H. Weeper, H. O. Langstaff, and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None. 1.1inutes of the previous meeting not being prepared were passed for reading at the next regular meeting of Council. The Clerk then presented. to Council the Bldg. Supt's report for the month of Sept. which on motion duly made and carried was accepted and ordered Placed on file. The Clerk then reported that additional signatures secured or petition s' for improvement of Sumner and Ellis Sts..had been filed. Thereupon petitions for improvement of Sumner 6L Ellis Sts, and Kel- log St. were again ordered referred to the City Engineer for checking. The City Engineer upon checking of said petitions reported to Council that with the new signatures added the Sumner, Ellis Sts. petition was signed by 61% of the fronting property owners and that checking the two petitions as one district the signatures represented 57% of the property owners in the district. Thereupon after further c6rsideration of said petitions it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman A4aes that the petitions for the improvement of Sumner Ave. between Hain & Ellis St. and Ellis St. between Franklin e- Pottery St. and Kellogg St. between Graham Ave. and Heald Ave. be approvod and that the City Engineer be instructed to proceed with the necessary work and that said work be done Lander one improvement dis- trict including East Graham Ave. previously acted upon which motion, was car- ried. by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, 111aes, fesner, and Kock. Noes: None. Absent: None. P,i. Harman Slater Supt. then appeared before Council and made appli- cation for a grant of two weeks vacation to take effect as soon as all necessary work was taken care of. t+.rhereupon it was moved by Councilman kdaes and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that N., Harman be granted a two weeks vacation to take effect as- soon as he was caught up with his work which motion upon call vote was unanimously carried. Nrs. Viola Christie then appeared before Council and complained of certain of her neighbors keeping crowing roosters which she stated was . annoying to her tenants and asked for some relief. Shereupon on motion duly made and carried the matter was referred to officer R. IN. Ferrell ;kith instructions that he call upon the parties complained of and request them to abate the nuisance. L. ?. Calkins than appeared before Council and presented his bid of MEETING OF OCT. Lth, 192$ 0125.00 for the installation of float switches at the low Boater reservoir and humping Plant. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Idass and secarded by Councilman Flesner that contract- for the wiring- and installaUon o" float float switches at reservoir o bunging plant be avrarded to L. B. Cal %:ins at the *,rice of '125.00 work.end operation of 'Baia equipment to be guaranteed which motion was upon call vote unanimously carried. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then presented to Council and on 7' otion duly -made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk was in- structed to issue warrants in payment of wane. ,hereupon there being no further business to come before the Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on 'Monday Oct. 15th at the hour of 7 p. m, in the City hall the usual meeting place. iayor Clerk 'L__ MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR 1,MTING OF THE CITY COUNCIL ..:.MEETING HELD ON.THE _:_15th. _ ........ _ _: DAY OF_,.,, OCt. ._....1925.. STANDARD FORM C34 A regular meeting of the City Council of the�City of Elsinore was held, on the above date. The meeting eras called to order at the hour o£.7 P. m. with T.Iayor A. G. Keck in the chair. I Councilmen H. Gallagher, M. H. Wesner, H. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Iaaes and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None. Ei.nutes of the two previous meetings held on Cot, lst d 5th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. The Clerk then presented to Council the written report of Engineer Porter H. Albright on the High water reservoir, said report being submitted vrith recommendations after his study of the plans and A. A. ffebb hydraulic engineer's investigation of the reservoir. City Engineer, Glenn Graham explained in detail the engineering data in said report. Ufhereupon it was moved by Councilman lVaes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that said report be accepted and orcered placed on filer, which motion upon vote was carried. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Wesner that the report of Engineer Albright on 'the high vrater reservior be referred to the City Attorney for his opinion on the matter of the City having any ground for redress on account of reservoir not having been fully constructed according to plans and specifications, which motion upon vote teas carried. The Clerk then presented to Council a communication from the Water users Constitutional Amendmant Committee with reference to Con- stitutional amendmant #7 to appear on the election ballot in Nov. 6th requesting Councils endorsement of said amondmant. No action was taken by Council on the matter. Councilman Langstaff then brought up for consideration the matter of hiring someone to care for the City's rest rooms and dothe_ janitor work at the City Hall stating that w. L. Burgess was willing to do this work for w12 per month. After due consideration of the matter it was moved by Council- man _11aes and seconded by Councilman 'Cleaner that it be authorized that W. L. Burgess be retained to care for the City's rest rooms and do the janitor work at the City Hall and that his salary for said work be fixed at $12 per month which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wesner, hllaes, Langstaff and Keck. Noes: None. Absent : None. Dills as audited by the auditing coruaittee were then presented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk vas instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular f. MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR COUJCTd ^ L - _..... _.._ MEETING HELD ON THE DAY OF STANDARD FORM C34 Oct. ?9 28 A regular meeting of the City Council of the city of Elsinore ras hold on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 P. m. with Mayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, TJ. -H. Wesner,,L. A. F. btaes, H. 0 Langstaff.; and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None. f Minutes of the previous meeting held on Oct. 15th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. ,t The Clerk then presented to Council the- report of hi. Harman Water Supt. on the flushing of sewer line and,results obtai:ed. which report on motion duly made and carried was accepted and ordered filed. - 1 Counclran Puss then reported . tha t in connection with securing prices on Electric road signs than ?:Ir. Mitchell .of the California Electric Sign Co. was present and. would be glad to submit -their proposition to the City Council. Mr. Kitchell then advised Council submitting sketched designs of Elsinore Signs and quoted estimated prices on various types and sizes of letters, and later suggested that they would be glad to work up detailed plans on various types of signs and submit definite prices on same :whereupon the matter was laid over awaiting definite information. Councilman He 0. Langstaff then brought up for Councils consider- ation the appointment of a night traffic officer and recommended the appointment of &Pos Gardner at a salary of $75.00 per month. ?Thereupon after due consideration of the matter it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman xlesner that limos Gardner be appointed night traffic officer on trial and that I;is salary be fixed at $75.00 per month which motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen 'Ecaner, Langstaff, Ielaes, and Keck. Noes: Councilman Gallagher. Absent: None. The Chair then reported to Council that ,Ir. Funk who holds lease on sewer farm had asked for three year extension of his leas:; in consider- ation of making certain improvements to take care of flood waters, which he did not feel justified in making on his present lease. ?Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Counc - loran 11aes that 1:r. Punk be granted a three year extension on his Lease of sewer farm subject to the City Atty's approving opinion as to the legality of the granting of a 5 year -term lease which irwtion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, ?.'esner, Maes, Langstaff, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. i Councilman iiaes then brought up for Councils consideration the matter of amending Ordinance fixing time and place of holding Council meetings MEETING OF Oct. 22nd; 1928 expressing himself as favoring holding meetings every "two weeks instead of weekly. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Hass and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the Clerk be instructed to prepays an Ordinance providing for the meeting of Council on Monday.every two weeks instead of every Neel: which me- tion upon call vote was unanimously carried.. Bills as audited by the - auditing coiiittce were then presented to Council and on motion duly 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 Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday Oct. 29th at the hour of 7 p. m..in the City Hall the usual meeting place. J�X Mayor Clerk. i MINUTE RECORD. OF REGULAR 1METING CF TIM, CITY. COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON THE 29th DRY OF Oct:. '928 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p. m. with I'layor A. G. Keck in the chair.. Councilmen H. Gallaghc-r, M. H. Wesner, H. 0. Langstaff, La A. F. Mass, and ,,:. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None. Minutes Gf the previous meeting held on 'Oct. 22nd were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. The Clerk then presented to Council a communication from the Pickwick Stage Co, advising that since they have moved their stage depot that they were no longer in need of the parking reservation on Graham Ave. granted them be Council and were agreeable to have it opened for public parking. 0hereupon -on notion duly made and 'carried said communication was -received and ordered placed on file. A conununc /ation to Council from City Atty. Eugene Best with reference to opinion requested regarding to liability in the matter of the construction of the high water reservoir, advising that he was working on the matter and would submit his opinion as soon as prepared, vra.s then read by.the.Clerk and on motion duly made and,carried -was received and ordered filed. The Clerk then presented to Council a cor.,nranication from J. N. (sell calling attention to a certain parcel of land that was deeded to the city by the Clevelin Realty Corp. for a reservoir site but not being used, -recommended that it be deeded back to said company. l'Jhereur,on it was duly moved and carried that said communicotion be received and filed for future consideration. Ordinance 1,;196 was then introduced and read being an ordinance regulating traffic upon the public streets, designating certain streets as boulevards and providin, for boulevard stops. (' Mereuron on motion of Councilman Mass and seconded by Councilman Langstaff and on vote carried Ordinance #196 was passed to its second reading. Thereupon Crdinance t *1;7 sas introduced changing the time of meeting of the City Council Council. "rPhereu-ron on motion by Councilman Ilaes and seconded by Councilman Wesnor and on vote carried Ordinance x'197 was passed to its second reading. it City Engineer Graham than appeared before Council and advised that upon consultation with his attorney regarding to the improvement of cer- (, Lair streets recently ordered by Council, that he thought it advisable I fo do the work on Kellog St. uncer separate prodeeding and as a district II by itself. ,hereupon aft -'r due consideration of t1;e matter it was moved by Councilman i,angstaff and seconded by Councilman Tesner that Councils previous action ordering the improvement of Kellog St., East Graham Ave., ,,METING OF Oct. 29th, lq03 and Sumner and Ellis Sts, under one district be recinded and that ti:e City Engineer be _ instructed to proceed with the improvement of E. Graham Ave. and that Kellog St. be improved under a separatue proceeding an6 as a d`_strict by itself, .:'_With motion was Cary-4 ed by the following voter Byes: Councilmen Wesner,, Mass, Langstaff, and Kock. d oea: ,Councilman Gallagher.:: Absent; clone. Mr. John Pa;.ton then appeared before Council and retorted that he was ready to build upon his property on Lewis St, north of Pottery but that the present condition of the street eras imiassable and requested that Council take some action to improve same. The matter vns referred to the Street Committ�o for investigation. Bills as audited by the auditing committee vrere then pres;ntood to Council and on motion duly made and or, call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk Tas instructed to issue warrants in payment, of same. Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council on motion. duly made.axid carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on t.,londay Nov. nth at the hour of 7 P. m, in the City Hall the ;usual meeting place. ,?ayor ork 0 MINUTE RECORD of REGULAR ILETING OF Ti+ "I CITY COUNCIL _.. MEETING. HELD ON THE.:.... , 5t$ .. . DAY. OF Nov.,_ .1928 _ ... A regulat.meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting r-:as, called to order at the hour of 7 p, m. r.ith Mayor A. -G. -Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, Y. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Mass, and A. G. Keck answered the roil call. Absent: Councilman Wesner. ;'Iinutes of the previous meeting held on Oct. 29th were then read by the Clerk and an motion duly .made and carried were approved as read,. The Bldg. Supt. monthly report for the month of Oct. was then presented to Council and on motion duly made and carried was accepted and ordered filed. Councilmen Wesnor absent upon roll call t3;en appeared and tool; his chair.' The Clerk, then presented to Council a copy of Resolution adopted by the Elsinore .Comm, ercialAssociation pledging their support to the City Council in any act,.cn taken to replace the trunk line sexier. Whereupon it vras moved by Councilman 11aes and seconded by Council; man and seconded by Councilma-n Langstaff that copy of Resolution just pres -n- tod be received and that therClerk be instrdetcd'to acknowledge receipt of same and express to the Commercial Assn. Council's thanks and appreciation of the support tendered which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. The Clerk then presented to Council a communication from City Atty. Best reporting on matters referred to hire in connection with an extension of lease on the - City's server farm and the City's right to purci_ase electric road signs and u__on due consideration of said reports it was duly moved and carried that same be received and ordered placed on file. The Clerk then presented for Councils consideration, copy of nma lease ,prepared by City Attorney Best hovering a two year extension of lease on the soarer farm. - 'dyereu -o i after con uierat on ol U`he matter it ins .:,ovac by Coun- cilman Maes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that sarre'be laid over for further,cons ideration which motion was carried. by the following vote. Ayes: Council en Gallagher, 1,aes, Langstaff, and Keck. Noes: None. Councilman: Ulesner not voting. The hour of 7:30 p. m. having arrived being the time C: place fixed for the,opsning of sealed bids received for a gas franchise duly advertised for 'sale in the Elsinore Leader Press. The Clerk reported that but one bid was received, being the Bid of the Soutc?ern California Gas Co. which was then !opened and read. The So. California. Gas Co's bid for the said gas franchise was $100.00 which was accompanied with their bid in the form of a, .cashiers che-,ch draem in favor of the Treasurer of tae City of Elsinore. No other sealed bids being filed and no one present offered to make a 10% higher cash bid for said franchise and after due consideration of bid received it was duly moved and carried that the bid of the So. Calif. Gas Co. be accepted. Page 2 TMETING OF Nov. 5th Whereupon Resolution yt204' was ' introduced and read being a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Elsinore awarding to the So. Calif. Gus Co, & Cor- poration a Gas. Franchise and:Privilego..! 7.4hereupon af'.er due consid °ration it .•Tas mov -d by Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that Resolution p`204 be passes and adopted which motion w,- s carried bir the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, 'i.' sner, Mace, Langstaff, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. Ordinance 7!196 being an.ordinancc`regu_ating traffic and designating certain streets as boulc -yards and establishing intersecting streets therewitc as boulevard stops was then presented to Council, and reE.d for its second and final reading. �I Whereupon it was moved by Councilman .:acs and seconded by Councilmen Wes" - ner that Ordinance #196 be passed and adopted as read which motion was carried by the _following vote: Ayes:. Councilmen Gallagher, Mass, Wesner, Langstaff, and Koo'r,. Noes: None. Absent: None. ]hereupon Ordinance !1'197 being an Ordinance changing the meeting time of the City Council was then presentee to Council and read for its second and final reading. Whereu }on it was moved by Counc'ilnnan esner and seconded by Councilman Maes that ,Ordinance ,x197 be passed and adopted which motion was carried by the fol- lowing vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, }desner, Maas, Langstaff, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: 11one. Thereupon Ordinance 7198 was introduced and read being an 6rdinancc granting to the So. Calif. Gas Co a. franchise and privilege. Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that Crcinarce y193 be passed to its second reading, vJhi67 motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagr, r, :°esncr, MIaes., Langr-te.ff, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. A. F. Hardy assistant 7atcr Supt. thin appeared befor Council and filed his application for a grant of two weeks vacation. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded, by Councilman Mass that Mir. Hardy be granted a two weeks iaacation on condition that time be \; ,satisfactorily arranged with bir. Harman Mater Supt: and ,;ilhout the miring of extra help which motion upon vote was carried. J. B. Shanewise a property owner in the Sumner ,Ave. improvement district then appeared before Council and presented for consiceration a suggcstion;to extend the curb line 5 ft. on each side of the street_ and narrora the pavoment to 40 : ft. vith the vi,w of reducing the cost. The matter was laid over for further consideration. i _.. '. page..3_.. MIMUTE RECORD OF 1EETlNG.. -OF NOV. 5th _.. MEETIMG,HELD 0H, .THE _ - DRY OF 19 .T..DARO FORM C99 ST WTM Council then took under d1scussion he need of repair on the City streets and upon due consideration of the matter it Ras moved by Councilman I`aes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the matter be referred to the street Committee with authorization to do ghat work was necessary on streets and ditches vKaich motion upon vote was ununimoulsy carried. The Clerk then presented to Council the v.Titten report and opinion of City Atty. Best on the matter of liability of damages for failure to construct the nigh water reservoir according to plans anr, specaficat:on� based on the rencrt of ongiroer Albright. VEhoreupon after Councils consideration of e ^•_tty- Best's report it vn_s moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman 7lesner that said report and opinion be laid over for further cons ideraticn at the next meeting of Council.v ✓hick motion upon vote uas carried. Bills as audited by the auditing Committee were then presented -- to 'Council and on 'motion duly made and on call vote carried more or Bred paid and the Clerk was instructed to issue warrants in 'payment of sire. Tl.ereupon there being no further business to come before Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on -Tuesday Nov. 13th at the hour of 7:p• m. in the City Hall the usual meeting place. i i D I«ayofi v _er Regular Adjourned Meeting of the City'Ccuncil !Nov. 113th, 1928 A regular adjourned meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the Hour of ; p. re. with Dlayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmon H. Gallagher, IA. H. Wesner, H. O. Langstaff, L. A. F. Rues and .A.: G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None. "inutes of the previous meeting held on Nov. 5th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and c< ^cried, Here anprovad as read. The Clerk then presented to Council a corvnunication from Geprge R. Wade Co. Consulting Engineers inviting Council to consult with them on matters of Municipal En- gineering . n eflhereugon it was duly moved and carried that the communication be rreceivca and ordered placed on file. A communication from the ,Calif. Electric Sign Co. submitting specifications and price on (31 electrical road signs for the City of Elsinore- was then presented to Council and on motion duly made and carried said coannunication was received and ordered placed on file. The Clerk then presented to Council a financial statement showing balances in the various City Funds and total balance in Bank as of Nov. 1st. Whereupon -it was duly moved and carried that tine Clerks report be accepted and ordered placed on file. Ordinance .x`198 being an Ordinance granting to the So. Calif. Gas Co. a fran- chise and privilege was then presented to Council and read for its second and final reading. :`hereupon it was moved by Councilman iii,es and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that Crdinance #198 be passed and adopted which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilman Gallagher, Wesner, Langstaff., Ma.es, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. Council then took u_;: for consideration the balance in'_1he Sp. ?load Fund and all obligations to be paid out of said fund having been satisfied it was moved by Councilman Rues and seconded by Councilman f:esner that it be aatI)orized that the y698.01 balance in the Sp Road Fund be transferred by Warrant to the Special Street Fund which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Wesner, Langstaff, I;aes, and beck. Noes: None. Absent: None. M. Harman Water Supt. then reported to Council that the old Water main on Graham Ave. -was in bad condition and suggested that it is advisable to abandon this line instead of replacing it and uning one of the new six inch lines now in place on Graham !vs. and not being used, by cutting this line into the cid system. [Thereupon after due consideration of tse matter it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher -that H. Harman Water Supt, be authorized to cut the 6 inch new line on Graham Ave, not used into the old system as needed which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. Council then took up for further consideration the opinion of Atty. Best regarding to liability for failure to construct high water reservoir according to plans Page Z MINUTE RECORD OF METING- OF NOV . 13th MEETING HELD ON THE _ DAY OF 19 -. STANDARD FORM C96 - and,speci°ications and after some discussion on the matter: It Mas moved by Councilman Langstaff -and seconded by Councilman Wesner that the Clerk be instructed to communicate with Claud Fisher Contrac- tor ard, inform him of the present condition of the reservoir and asce -rte from him :Aiether or not he is ,Trilling to take care of the necessary repairs to be made on same; which motion upon vote'rras unanimously carried. Bills as audited by the auditing Committee viere then presented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk vas instructed to issue Warrants in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business.to Come before Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on tionday Nov. 19th at the hour of 7p.m. in the City Hall the usual meeting place. Mayor ' Clerk REGULAR THEETING OF T1-1E CITY COUNCIL NOV. l9th, 1928 A regular meeting of the City Council of, the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting vas called to order, at the hour of 7 p, m. with Mayor A. G. I {eck. in the chair.. Councilmen H. Gallagher, L. A. F. Mass, N1. H. Wesner, and Aq G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: 'Councilman H. 0. Langstaff. lVanutes of the previous` meeting held on Nova 13th were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. Councilman Mi es presented to Council a sketch of a proposed electric road sign designed by the Nealite Sign Co. and 'submitted their price quotation on same. ti'hereupon it was ordered that it be filed. along with other propositions received on electric sighs and' - considered at a later date. Bills as audited by thta auditing - committee were then presented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk was in- structed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business, to come before Council' on motion duly made .and carried Council adjourned.to.nneet.in regular,session on Monday Nov. 26th at the hour of % P. ro. in the City Hall the usual meeting place. h4ayor 0 lerk MINUTE RECORD OF REGULAR ThIEETING Ci_ CUTCJ L ... MEETING HELD ON THE . ....26th DAY OF ..Nov., _...I9. 28 _ STgNDhRO FORM C90 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held. on the above date. The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 p. m. with f%nayor A. G. Keck in. the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, L. :` -. F. Hfaes, and A. G. Keck answered the roll.call. Absent: Councilman M. H. Flesner. i:`inutes of the previous meeting held on Nov. 19th were then read by th e Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as recd. The Clerk then presented to Courcil.the So. California Gas Co's Britten acceptance of Gas Franchise awarded to them by ordinance #1198 said notice of acceptance being filed with the City Clerk on Nov. 22ndm 1928. III Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman 141aes that the 5o Calif. Gas Co's acceptance of Gas Franchise be approved and oedered filed which notion upon vote was annnimously carried. The Clerk then presented to Council a communication from the State Dent. of Public Tiealtb. by R. F. Gaudy resident engineer with reference to recent inspection of the City's Sewage Plant, calling attention to cer- tain conditions found and ordering that action be taken to remedy same, either by installation of added equipment or acquisition of more land at the sewer farm. Upon due consideration of said communication and order it was moved by Councilman iaes and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that the matter be laid over for further consideration and that the chair appoint a committee to make an inspection of the sewer plant and to investigate the possibility of acquiring added land adjoining the farm, which motion was upon vote unanimously carried. The Chair appointed Councilman Maes, Langstaff and Gallagher to serve on the Committee. Councilman Maes ' then reported that he had been requested to pre- sent for Councils consideration the matter of a donation to the Lake Elsinore Yacht Club for the National Boat Pace 'und. 7.. .7hereupon after due consideration of tile matter it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Gallagher that it be au- thorized to grant a $100.00 donation from the general fund, to the Lake Elsinore Yacht Club, for the National Boat Paces to be held in Elsinore on Dec. 8th & 9th, vrnich motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Miaes, and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: Councilman Teener. P.;. Harman, :later Supt. then reported to Council that the Water Dept. service car ;,as badly in need of overhauling and stated that if the city would purchase the necessary parts that he would be willing to do the work without extra cost. Page 2 fVEET1NG OF NOV. 26th, 1928 Whereupon it eras moved by Councilman Maes and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that Iir. Harman be authorised to purchase necessary parts for the overhauling of the IVater Dept. service car, which motion was carried by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, P:Paes, and Yeck. Noes: None., Absent: Councilman Idesner. Bills as audited by,the auditing Committee were Then presented t o Council and on motion duly made and on call: vote: carried were ordered pair. and the Clerk cra:.s in- structedto issue Warrants' -in payment of same. Thereupon there being no. further business to come before Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on 11onday Dec. 3rd at the ,> hour-of 7 p. m..in the City Hall the usual meeting place. .. -.. .. ...... . MINUTE. RECORD OF REGULAR 1,71 TING CF ',IP CITY COUI ?CIL _.MEETING. HELD. ON THE .3rd DAY OF .. ...,Dec., -_ .19.28 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore vas held on the above •date. - The meeting was called to order at the hour of 7 P. m. with Mayor A. G, -Keck in the chair.- Councilmen H. Gallagher, M. H. Wesner, L. A. F. Mass, H. 0. Langstaff and A. G. Keck answered the roll call. Absent: None, Minutes of the previous meeting held on Nov. 26th were then read by the -Clerk and -on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. The Clerk then presented to Council a cormnunication from Claude Fisher Contractor, received in reply to a letter forvrarded to him by the Clerk advising him of the _present condition of the high water reservoir -which ze constructed and asking him if he vrould not agree to take care of the necessary repairs on same, and in wlach he stated that he could not assume any responsibility for the present condition of the reservoir and therefore would not agree to do any repair work on same. On motion duly mado ,and carried the_cormnunicat'ion was received and ordered placed on file. The Clerk then nresented to Council a. communication from D. C. Rhodes of the So. Calif. Auto Club sign dept. in which he advised that they would take care of i,he -i:,la.cing of boulevard stops signs to conform with the City Ordinance as soon as it was possible. Whereupon it was duly moved and carried that said communication be received and ordered placed on file. The Clerk then presented to Council the written application of Richard R Renor for the 'position of city police officerf Whereupon it was moved by Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Councilman Wesner that the a.pplicaticn of Fir. Renor for position of police officer be placed on file, for further consideration which motion upon vote was carried. Councilman 1daes then reported that the Elsinore Yacht Club was planning on holding a street dance on Sat. Eve Dec. 8th for the benefit of visitors in the City for the boat races and that he was asked to present their request to Council for permission to use one block on Main St. betvreen Grahnsn Ave, m Peek St. for thin d no--. thereupon it via:s iroved by Councilman Wesner and seconded by Councilman Langstaff that the Elsinore Yacht Club be granted permission to use I,ain St. between Grr-ham !,vs. and Pock St. for a street dance which motion u7.or. vote v.as carried. Councilman Vesner then report d that his attention had been called by a number of persons to the low hanging acmings in the city and stated that he favored some action be taken by the Council to remedy this condition. Whereupon after due consideration of the matter it was rnoved by Councilman ?lesner and seconded. by Councilman Langstaff that the Chief of Page 2 IMEETING OF DEC. 3rd Police be instructed to notif all business houses to raise their awnings so as not " to interfewe with pedestrians which motion ution vote was carried; The Clerk then presented, to Council .a communication from the Electric aro- ducts Corp. -with enclosed specifications covering a c rtain type of road sign de- signed for the City of ElsinorE. Whereu.on on motion duly made and carried it was ordered that the matter of road signs be laid over for further consideration. Bills as audited b- the auditing committee ware than presented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were orderedpaid and the Clerk was onstructed to issue imarrants_in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business to come before the Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday Dec. 17th at the hour of 7 p. m. in the City all the, usual meeting place. Mayor jerk MINUTE RECORD of REGULAR 'MTING OF THE CI-TY COUNCIL . _. -... _.. MEETING HELD ON THE 1`jthi- DAY OF ..Dec.._. : 19 28. SiFNOFPO FORM L94 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Elsinore was held on the above date. The meeting. +ras called to order at the hour of 7 p, m. -with Iuayor A. G. Keck in the chair. Councilmen H. Gallagher, H. 0. Langstaff, L. A. F. Liass, M. H. Wesner, -and A. G, i {:;ck answered. the roll call. Absent: None. minutes of the previous meeting held on Dec. 3rd were then read by the Clerk and on motion duly made and carried were approved as read. The Bldg. Supt monthly report for the month of Nov. was then presen-Wd to Counc•.1 and on motion duly made and carried 'arcs approved and ordered filed. The Clerk .then presentedtto Council a- communication from the n7omens Club in which they made aliplicatiot! to. Counbii:;for a permit granting there the privilege to hold a dance on Near Years Eve to the hour of l 6'clock A. I;.. !Whereupon it was moored by Councilman ilesner and' seconded by Councilman Langstaff that request for permit by the `u-iomens Club is hold dance on Neroa Years Eve to the hour of l o'clock a. m. be. granted which motion upon vote was unanimously carried. Mrs. W. T. hloxley then appeared before Council and requested Council to authorize the installation of a street light at the corner of E. Heald and Graham live. -- '.:`hereupon after due'conside-ration of the matter it was moved by Councilman 1daes and seoonded by Councilman Langstaff that it be authorized to order the installation of a street light at the corner of E. Heald and Graham Aver which motion upon vote ,gas carried. The City Engineer then presented for adoption Specifications No. 12B,plans and Profiles for the Improvement of.Kellogg Street and other streets, being Plans Nos. 45 -4$ and 47 and Profiles Nos.45 and 46 and also an asr- sessment District Eap therefore designated No. !E assessment District tfiap for Kellogg Street, in the City of Elsinore. Thereupon on Motion of Councilman Langstaff and seconded by Coun- cilman- 'Nesner the said Specification,.-,,-Plans and Profiles and Assessment District Map were adopted by the following votes: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Maes, :leaner and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. There eras thereupon presented a Resolution of Intention for the improvement of Kellogg Street and other streets, said Resolution of In- tention bearing No. 205. Miereupon on motion of Councilman Gallagher and seconded by Coun Gilman Langstaff said Resolution of Intention No. 205 was adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, h1aes, ffesner and Keck. j� Noes: None. Absent: alone. Page 2 TMETING OF DEC. 17th The City Engineer then presen d Plans for the improvement of Fast Graham Avenue, Ellis St. and Sumner Ave., said Plans being Plans Nos. 38 to 44 inclusive and Profiles Nos. 38 and 41 to 44 inclusive, also an Assessment District ;Vap of said im- provement designated ido. F Asses sment.District Map for Graham Ave, and other Streets ir. the City of Elsinore; 11'%ereupon on motion,of,Counnilman isaes, seconded by Councilman Langstaff, said Plans, Profiles and Assessment District biap were adopted by the following vote. Ayes: Councilmen Gallagher, Langstaff, Maes Wesner and Keck. Noes: None. Absent: None. There was,theroupon presented a Resolution of Intention for the improvement of Graham Avenue,. Ellis St. and Sumner Ave, said Resolution of Intention bearing No. 206. '��'hereupon on motion of Councilman Tesner and seconded by Councilman Mass d 1t' I 6 sax nes., u on of ntentlon No. 2C was adopted by the following Vote: Ayes: Councilmen Gallag;�er, :Langstaff, ;.Saes, Tesner; and Kock,( ,loos' None. Absent : None. S. B. Franklin representstiice of -the Freeman,Smit;i Camp Bond Co, then appeared. before Council and presented their proposition with reference to the furnishing of all necessaru proceedings in connection with the proposed.Bond election to vote on the iss- uance of a sewer. Bond issue. Whereupon on motion duly made and,carried the matter was laid over for further consiftra' ion. Mr. Smith representative of the Blezk £c Veatch Engineering Co. then appeared before Council and presented their proposition with refc-rencs to the engineering work in connection with the proposed sewer. `hereL:Don on motion duly made and carried, the matter was laid over ffor further consideration. Bills as audited by the auditing committee were then presented to Council and on motion duly made and on call vote carried were ordered paid and the Clerk •;;as instructed to issue warrants in payment of same. Thereupon there being no further business to come before Council on motion duly made and carried Council adjourned to meat in reguUar session on Monday, Dec. 31stt at the hour of 7 p� m. in the City Hall the usual meeting place. T;tayor ��� MINUTE_ RECORD_ OF __.REGULAR P,METING OF 71=• _ CITY COUNCIL _ _.. _. _.. MEETING. HELD ON THE __... .._31st _.... _. DAYOF ....Dec. _.. T923 . STANDARD FORM C34 The time of meeting to which Council had previously adjourned having arrived and there being no quorum present, as Councilmen Gallagher and Langstaff were the only Councilmen who appeared. The meeting was adjourned by Councilman Langstaff to the hour of 9 p. m. iknday Jan 14th the next regular meeting date. � ii