HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1945 06 18 MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
TUSTIN, HELD IN THE CITY HALL
IN TUSTIN, June 18, 1945 at 7
O' CLOCK P .M.
PRESENT WERE: COUNCILMEN: KIDD, PARK, JACOBS, RAWLINGS
ABSENT WERE: COUNCILMEN:
Attorney Geo. E. Bradley was absent.
Consulting Engineer, J. L. McBride was present
at the meeting.
Mayor Kidd called the meeting to order and
proceeded with the regular affairs to come before the meeting, by
calling for the minutes of the last meeting to be read by the Clerk.
They were approved on the motion of Councilman Rawlings, seconded by
Councilman Park, carried.
Resolution #160 On the motion of Councilman Park, duely seconded
was adopted. and carried, Resolution No. 160 was adopted.
This resolution was the appointment of Arthur
M. Charleton to the Council. to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Hubert R. Howell, who moved out of the
City. Roll Call--- Councilman Kidd voted Aye, Councilman Rawlings
voted Aye, Councilman Park voted Aye, and Councilman Jacobs voted
Aye.
Resolution #161 On the motion of Councilman Park which was
was Adopted duely seconded and carried, Resolution #161 was
adopted. This resolution was for the expenditure
of the 1/4 cent gas tax. Roll call on the vote was, --- Councilman
Kidd voted Aye, Councilman Jacobs voted Aye, Councilman Park voted
Aye, Councilman Rawlings voted Aye, and the new Councilman, Councilman
Charleton voted Aye. No votes to the contrary.
After a full explanation by the Consulting
Engineer J. L. McBride, on the work to be done on the streets,
Councilman Rawlings moved and it was duly seconded and carried, that
plans and specifications for the improvement of "B" Street, from
First Street to Main Street, and Pacific, from First Street to Main
Street be approved and the City Clerk be authorized to submit the
same to the Department of Public Works for approval.
The Village Blacksmith, Johansen and his wife
were before the Council with complaints on conditions that were
annoying about their home on the highway. Mr. Jacobsen complained
about the trucks that were left With the motor running while the
drivers were away, also that trucks were often parked in the driveway
and other things he felt should be looked into. Mrs. Johansen
sighted the unsanitary conditions of the way garbage was handled
at the restaurant on the North of them, and her neighbors chickens
on the South. The Johansens were promised that an investigation
would be made in the matter.
Councilman Jacobs moved that the meeting be
adjourned. The motion was.seconded by Councilman Charleton , and
carried.
Chas E. Morris
City Clerk
Jerome C. Kidd
Mayor