HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 1955 05 09 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA, HELD ON MAY
9, 1955, AT 7:30 P. M., IN THE
CITY HALL OF TUSTIN
PRESENT: Kidd, Tadlock, Park, Bacon. Sauers arrived late. City
Clerk Samuel C. Penington was absent. City Attorney
C. Arthur Nisson, Jr. being present was directed to
act as Clerk Pro Tem by Mayor Kidd.
Minutes of the regular meeting of April 25, 1955,
were read and approved as read.
A letter was read from Mrs. John C. DeGrasse, of the
Non-Commissioned Officers Wives of the E1 Toro Marine
Base requesting permission to solicit funds for the
Navy Relief Drive. On motion of Park, seconded by
Bacon and duly carried, permission was granted to the
Non-Commissioned Officers Wives at El Toro, California,
to set up 'a solicitation stand in the City of Tustin
for the purpose of soliciting funds for the Annual
Navy Relief Fund Drive on the dates of May 12, 13,
14 and May 19, 20 and 21, location to be selected by
the solicitors. City Clerk to notify Mrs. John C.
DeGrasse at 8742-1/2 Midway Drive, Santa Ana, of action
taken.
ORDINANCE NO. Park moved that Ordinance No. 93 be read by title
93 ADOPTED. only on second reading. Tadlock seconded and the mo-
tion was duly carried all members voting Aye. Park
moved, Bacon seconded that Ordinance No. 93 be
adopted. On roll call all members voted Aye.
Tadlock moved, Sauers seconded, that the Mayor and
City Clerk be authorized to sign the contract with
the R. J. Noble Company for Project No. 22, and that
said contract be delivered after the City Attorney
has approved the contractor's performance bond.
CONTRACT AWARDED Bids for painting of the City Hall were opened from
FOR PAINTING Kull, who bid $902.90, Bill D. Dedmon, $809.00,
CITY HALL William E. Winter, $875.00, Taylor & Howie, 650.00,
E. Mathews, $925.00 and Martin Dwyer, $513,56.
Sauers moved, Tadlock seconded, and the motion was
duly carried, authorizing the City Attorney to draw
a contract to award said painting to the lowest
bidder in accordance with the specifications sub-
mitted for the informal bidding. Said lowest bidder
appeared to be Martin Dwyer and second lowest bidder
was Taylor & Howie, also authorizing the Mayor and
City Clerk to sign the contract for painting.
BILLS Park moved, Sauers seconded, that the bills be paid.
Motion was duly carried.
The Tustin News $ 15.51
Tustin Hardware Co. 15.60
Carson & Gelding 18.78
Console & Sisson 540.38
Tustin Service' (Harry Holmes) 15.80
Balis Signal Service 2.50
Walt's Garage 5.60
Tustin Paint Store 1.70
Graves & Howley 6.95
Clerk's Petty Cash Fund 37.32
The Tustin News 4.00
First National Bank of Tustin 117.91
(Utilities)
D. C. Kiser 16.00
Federal Reserve Bank of S. F 211.50
J. L. McBride 57.63
$1,067.18
Bacon moved, Sauers seconded, that the meeting be ad-
journed. Meeting adjourned at 8:55 P. M.
Jerome C. Kidd
Mayor
Samuel C. Penington
City Clerk