HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1951 06 04 MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA
HELD ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4,,
1951, AT 7:30 P. M., AT THE CITY
HALL
COUNCILMEN PRESENT: Vincent L. Humeston, Frank E. Bacon, Jr.,
William I. Miller and William H. Gray.
COUNCILMEN ABSENT: J. Roy Teter.
CITY ATTORNEY: C. Arthur Nissm, Jr., arrived at 9:00 P.
M.
The meeting was called to order bY Mayor Humeston
at 7:45 P. M.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved after minor changes were made in Paragraphs
3 and 6.
DOORS TO BE On motion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Council-
PROVIDED FOR man Gray and duly carried, it was decided to revise
SHED IN REAR the previous arrangement for a partition and two
OF CITY HALL doors to be installed on the shed in the rear of
the City Hall. Under the new arrangement the Build-
ing Commission is to secure bids to cover the exten-
sion by 3 or 4 feet of the width of the shed and for
the installation of three doors but no partitions.
Councilman Gray stated that the California League
of Cities will hold a meeting tn Brea on June 28 in
regard to the lower court reorganization and urged
that all members of the Council attend.
Councilma Gray also stated that a Civil Defense
meeting will be held in the Supervisors offices in
the Court House on Wednesday, June 6, and that he,
Police Chief McMullen and Fire Chief Lindsay plan-
ned to attend.
Announcement was made by Councilman Gray that the
next Tustin CiviI Defense Meeting will be held in
the Grammar School Auditorium at 8 P. M. on Tues-
day, June 19, at which time all Division Heads will
present their written reports and other matters
pertaining to Civil Defense will be discussed.
CITY AUTHORIZED Councilman Bacon presented the matter of the Sum-
TO CONTRIBUTE mer Recreation and Swim Program at the Tustin Union
FOR RECREATION High School and stated that the net income for the
PROGRAM 1949 season was $309.00; for the 1950 season $514.94;
and that Mr. Northrup' s estimate of the cost of op-
eration during the 1951 season would be approximin-
ately $917.00. Mr. Bacon stated that it is under-
stood that the Lions Club and the High School and
Elementary School will all help to make up a possi-
ble seasonal deficit and that the City' s share of
the estimated deficit would probably be around
$100.00 to $150.00. On motion of Councilman Gray,
seconded by Councilman Bacon and duly carried, the
City was authorized to contribute up to $150.00
toward a deficit, providing a deficit occurs.
RESOLUTION NO. Resolution No. 288 entitled "Resolution of the City
288 ADOPTED Council of the City of Tustin Approving Memorandum
of Agreement for Accumulation of the Gas Tax Allo-
cation to Cities" was presented and adopted on mo-
tion of Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman
Bacon and duly carried.
283
BILLS The following bills were presented, approved and or-
dered paid on motion of Councilman Miller, seconded
by Councilman Bacon and duly carried.
J. L. McBride $51.35
Tustln Blacksmith Shop 5.50
Utilities 59.73
Tustin Hardware Co. 4.91
The Tustin News 35.95
Schneider Tractor Co. 60.00
Seaside Oil Co. 104.51
Joe Ojeda Service 22.65
George A. Broomell 16.00
Tustin Fire Dept. 67.00
$428.61
Councilman Miller moved to adjourn. Councilman Gray
seconded the motion. Motion carried.
MEETING ADJOURNED
Vincent L. Humeston
Mayor
S. C. Penington
City Clerk