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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1947 11 17 MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUSTIN, HELD IN THE CITY HALL OF TUSTIN, MONDAY EVENING AT 7:00 O'CLOCK, NOVEMBER 17, 1947. PRESENT WERE: COUNCILMEN: KIDD, CHARLETON, HUMESTON, BACON AND FORNEY. ABSENT WERE: COUNCILMEN: NONE CITY ATTORNEY, C. ARTHUR NISSON, JR. WAS PRESENT. COMMUNI- A LETTER FROM THE TUSTIN LUMBER COMPANY DRAWING CATION THE ATTENTION TO THE NECESSITY OF OPENING A DITCH ALONG FIRST STREET FROM "D" TO PROSPECT. MRS. LURA LIVENSPIRE, A CORRESPONDENT SECRETARY FOR THE PARENT TEACES' S ASSOCIATION WROTE THANKING THE COUNCIL FOR CLOSING B STREET FOR THEIR CARNIVAL AND THE CHIEF OF POLICE FOR HIS CO- OPERATION IN MAKING THE CARNIVAL A SUCCESS. INSURANCE DAVE CARMICHEL CAME TO THE MEETING TO GET STRAIGHT A SMALL ENTANGLEMENT IN OUR INSURANCE ACCOUNT. THE ERROR IN THE BILLING WAS LOCATED AND HE WILL REBILL FOR THE ACCOUNT. NEON SIGN JOHN PRESCOTT, JOE 0JEDA, OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AND SECETARY, CHARLES GRENWOOD WERE BEFORE THE COUNCIL WITH A PROPOSITION THAT CITY AND THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ERECT A NEON SIGN AT THE WEST END OF THE CITY ON 101 HIGHWAY. COUNCILMAN HUMESTON MOVED AND IT WAS DULY SECOND THAT THE CITY JOIN WITH THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN ERECTING SUCH A SIGN ON A 50-50 COST BASIS. COUNCILMAN HUMESTON AND COUNCILMAN CHARLETON WERE PLACED ON A COMMITTEE TO WORK OUT THE DETAILS OF THE PLAN. MAIN ST. THE MATTER OF A LOADING ZONE FOR THE BUSINESS SEC- LOADING ZONE TION ON WEST MAIN STEET WAS LEFT TO THE STREET COMMISSIONER AND STREET SUPERINTEDENT FOR RECOMMEN- DATION. BILLS: COUNCILMAN CHARLETON MOVE TO PAY THE BILLS. COUNCILMAN HUMESTON SECOND THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED. TUSTIN HDWR $4.38 SIGNAL OIL CO. $46.20 LOIS FOLKNER $39.75 CHAS. E. MORRIS $5.69 TUSTIN MANUF. CO. $41.00 GOLDEN STATE TREE SER. $40.00 A.N.CRAIN M.D. $5.00 1st. NAT'L BANK $5.00 WESTERN DIRECTORY $25.63 ADJOURN COUNCILMAN FORNEY MOVED TO ADJOURN. COUNCILMAN BACON SECOND THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED. Jerome C. Kidd MAYOR ATTEST: Chas.E.Morris CITY CLERK