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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/06/1926 to 04/21/1930 y., OFFICE OF THE CLERK CLINT P. HOOK.CLERK REGULAR MEETINGS HOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES, ' CITY OF IIEDIAANDS FIRST AND THIRD WEDNESDAYS OP EACH MONTH AT 2 0 C OCIC P.M. CALIFORNIA •.t it , al,- acne 13 , 1928 . �c,.. t„ Wheaton ✓ . Ford, Jr . ✓ . Fowler 7 `;: thornque at 2' f:hook 1 teipp V 1t artsell ✓ ' 7; 'Hinckley ' ,. efi /llamas ✓ 1.A::11 Bolt ✓ PPotter ' Dear Sin ,ala.Dole a' Phelps ✓ The Mayor personally requests, Armstrong ✓ and respectfully urges , your presence *,Hartman ✓ for dinner and an informal after- 4' ...Jerguson ✓ meeting of the' Council, Officials . If Jones iv „, and heads of departments of the City, if arford, Miss at Six-thirty o 'clock, P. M. , Friday, $-.lkiltoore ✓ June 15th, 1928 , at the American ”`/':Dexter Q, Legion Clubhouse , southeast corner °s.;: cooper Q. of Cajon Street and Fern Avenue . * ." y13Crenderga st "" , Arthur (Facts) ✓ y anderaon (Sun )✓ e( as ALLENN�IF.ATOi4 ivera , 3. ✓ Mayor r- I OFFICE OF THE CLERK CLINT P. HOOK,CLERK REGULAR MEETINGS BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES: FIRST AND THIRD WEDNESDAYS OF EACH MONTH CITY OF REDLANDS AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M. CALIFORNIA r ✓. 3 ,_.4 December1*>ith►, 19n7. sb q •1 .`� Dear ;4r; 113 The mor personally requests, `A4d and reepeott'utly urge, your preeenoe 4 for dinner and an informal after- meeting of the Connell, Officials and heads of departments. of the City, at A o 'elook, s"',d. ., Wednemitey, December not, 192?, at the American Legion Clubhouse, southeast earner ^ter of Cajon Ar,et and Fern .imeinte. r Allen Wheaton mayor ,i I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true , full and • correct copy of Ordinance No . 688 , of the City of Red- lands , Changing the name of Cliff Drive. Passed at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of said City and published in manner and form as required by law. _ C. P. HOOK City Clerk • -0-0-0-0-0- ORDINANCE • • No . 689 • , An Ordinance of the City of Redlands Regulating the Erection, Construction, Enlargement , Alteration, R epair , Moving, Removal,• Demolition, Conversion, Occupancy , Equipment , Use , Height , Ares. and Maintenance of Buildings or Structures in the City of Red- lands ; Providing for the Issuance of Permits and Collection of Fees Therefor ; Declaring and Establishing Fire Districts ; Pro- fiding Penalties for the Violation Thereof ; Repealing Portions of Ordinance No . 430 of said City and All Ordinances Amendatory of such Repealed Portions Thereof and All Other Ordinances in Conflict Therewith.' The Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands do ordain as follows : Section 1 : That a certain document on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Redlands, being marked and designated as "Uniform Building Code" , he and the same is hereby adopted as the Building Code of the City of Red- lands for the regulation of the erection, construction, enlargement , alteration, repair , moving, removal , demolition, conversion, occupancy , equipment , use , height , area and maintenance of buildings or structures in the City of Redlands ; providing for the issuance of permits and collection of fees therefor ; declaring and estab- lishing fire districts ; and providing penalties for the violation of such Building Code , and each and all of the regulations, provisions , penalties , conditions and terms of said "Uniform Building Code" on file in the office of said Clerk, are hreby referred to and are hereby adopted and are hereby made a part hereof as if fully .set out in this Ordinance . • OTh • • Section 2 : Sections 130 to 155 , both numbers inclusive , of ordinance aabove numbered also design No . _3O of the City of Redlands , the said sections n being as Article V--Buiading Regulations-- and all other ordinances or portions of ordinances in conflict with or amendatory of said Sections 130 to 155 , both numbers inclusive , are hereby repealed. • Section 3 : When Effective---This ordinance shall take effect and be i force from and after its passage as provided by law and the City Clerk is hereby direottt to publish the mame 3n tha =mar required by l W ALLEN WHEATON President , Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands Attest : C. P. Hook • City Clerk of said aty. • • I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance comprising three section: was duly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City Ef Red- lands held on the 6th day of April, 1927 , by the following vote : 0 AyesL, Fire • Noes : None C . P. HOOK City Clerk. • I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true , full and correct copy of Ordinance No . 689 , of the City of Redlands, adopting the "Uniform Building Code", . Passed at a regular meeting of the, Board, of Trustees of said City and published in manner and formas re- quired by law. C . P. HOOK CITY CLLEK • 0-0-0-0-0-, • • t 0 R .. D I N . A N C E No . 69Q • An Ordinance Creating and Establishing Fire Zones pin the City of Redlands. , s- •. _ . i Ao 431 lCenter St. Si&ewa )ks) The Clerk notified the Board that thiS was the time and place set pursutnt to statute and adjournment , for the continued hearing in the matter of the Street 3uperintendent ' s Assessment glade to cover the cost and expenses of the work and Lmprovement on Center Street , as particularly described. in Resolution of Intention lc. 431, adopted on October 6th, 1926 . • The Clerk presented the written protest of Mr, W. C. Warner as to the quality rt work done, which was ordered filed. Mr. .Warner was present and addressed the 3oard along the same lines`. Trustee Fowler stated that he had seen the work and that he did not consider i, a first... class job. After due consideration the approval rf the map was withheld and this hearing was continued until the next meeting of ;his Board. MISCELLANEOUS Mr. N. L. Levering was present and urged the Board to take steps Looking ;award the paving of Colton Avenue to the west City Molts.. He was advised that ;his improvement was inn-II-Toed in the program of this Board. The Building Inspegpr . &i. E. Armstrong, was authorized and directed to moure one hundred copies of the Uniform Building Code as prepared by the Pacific roast Building Officials Conference , at a ,p ice not exceeding 1111.04 per copy. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meetin- journed. President , Board of oity Trustees ttest :42. c i y erk. _ • 0-0-0.0-0- Redlands, California. March 2nd, 1927. Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at le regular place of meeting. Present : Trustees Fowler, Kimball , Thornquest and Wheaton, together with the clerk, Attorney and Engineer. • TrusteeTyre«* . --o0000-- • ORDINANCE No. 715 An Ordinance of the City of Redlands , Regulating the Erection, Construction, Enlargement , Altera- • tion, Repair, Moving, Removal , Demolition, Con- version, Occupancy, Equipment , Use , Height , Area and Maintenance of Buildings or Structures in the . City of Redlands ; Providing for the Issuance of Permits and Collection of Fees Therefor; Provid- ing Penalties for the Violation Thereof ; Repeal- . ing Portions of Ordinance No . 704 of said City and All Ordinances Amendatory of Such Repealed Portions Thereof. The Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , do ordain as follows : . Section 1. That a certain document on file in the office of the City Clerk of. the City of Redlands , being marked and designed as "Uniform Building Code" . 1927 Edition, adopted by the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference at the Sixth Annual Meeting , October , 1927 , with corrections approved at the Seventh Annua' Meeting, October , 1928 , published December , 1928 , be and the same is hereby adopted as the Building Code of the City' of Redlands for the regulation of the erection, construction, enlargement , alteration , repair , moving , removal , demolition, conver- sion, occupancy , ecuipment , use , height , area and maintenance of buildings or structures in the City of Redlands ; providing for the issuance of permits and col- lection of fees therefor ; and providing penalties for the violation of such Building Code , and each and all of the regulations , provisions , penalties, coniitions and terms of said "Uniform Building Code ," 1927 Edition, adopted by the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference at the Sixth Annual Meeting , October , 1927 , with cor- rections approved at the Seventh Annual Meeting, October , 1928 , published December , 1928 , on file in the office of said Clerk, are hereby referred to and are hereby adopted and arehereby made a part hereof as though fully set out in this Ordinance . Section 2. Section 1 of Ordinance No . 704 , adopted on the 18th day of April, 1928 , is hereby repealed . Section 3 . Section 2 of said Ordinance No; 704 is hereby adopted and Ireaffirmed. Section 4. When Effective . This Ordinance shall take effect and be in ' force from and after its passage as provided by law and the City Clerk is hereby idirected to publish the same in the manner required by law. Allen Wheaton President , Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands . Attest : C. P. Hook, Clerk of said City. II I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance comprising four sections was duly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Red- lands , held on the 20" day of Feby , 1929, by the fol- lowing vote : • Ayes : Councilmen Fowler , Krumm, Ford, Thornquest , Wheaton. Noes : None . C . P. Hook, City Clerk. "y- c 4144 2- Condition of ;itrentq in the McKinley 'iei hts Tract was; discussed , Engineez Hockley Stating that the• company had a force of men at work preparatory to grading Lod oiling same. 0rna.men_ta.1 lighting system on ie^t _lentrat Avenue and Fourth Street , and Improvement of curb and gutters on Fourth and Eureka and West State • Streets were 1isnnGced and the Engineer requested to bring in plans and estimates of cost . The Building Inspector presented the preliminary draft of the Uniform uilding Code prepared' by the Pacific Coast Builders Conterance , and he was re- ,nested to have Mr. • Horner.. Secretary of the_ Cnhferenee address this Board together With the building contractors and other interested in this matter , at' some date in. : he near future , to be arranged by the Building Inspector. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited rby the Finance Committee.. No further butiness demanding attention, on motion; the matting adjourned_. -,C77. /44 ke40-711 • President Board of City -Trustees . ' • Lttest : / •• • _ _ _ • tiC • C' yClerk. • • Redlands, California. January 5th . 1927. 4 , Two o 'oleck P. M. A re u1ar meeting of the Board of City Trustees of the City of Redlands, eld at the regular place of meeting. • . A11 members present , together with the Clerk,. Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read, and approved. O1RL 10-TIT70Pi$ T..Tr . Cochran of the Redlands Sanitary Laundry addressed the Board relative oarlin9 ordinance affecting the delivery of laundry in the down town district . ,the ordinance prohibits double parking, Mr. Cochran sug4ested the establishment of , .din-, zones in eachblock, pretnl "+Z3tt in some other oitie€i . The matter was dis Ordinance No . 714, Relating to Garbage , introduced but not passed. --o000o-- ORDINANC E No: 715 An Ordinance of the City of Redlands , Regulating the Erection, Construction, Enlargement , Altera- tion, Repair, Moving, Removal , Demolition, Con- version, Occupancy, Equipment , Use , Height , Area and Maintenance of Buildings or Structures in the City of Redlands ; Providing for the Issuance of Permits and Collection of Fees Therefor ; Provid- ing Penalties for the Violation Thereof ; Repeal- ing Portions of Ordinance No . 704 of said City and All Ordinances Amendatory of Such Repealed Portions Thereof. The Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , do ordain as follows : . Section 1 . That a certain document on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Redlands , being marked and designed as "Uniform Building Code 1927 Edition, adopted by the Pacific Coast Building Officials. Conference at the Sixth Annual Meeting, October, 1927 , with corrections approved at the Seventh Annu Meeting, October , 1928 , published December , 1928 , be and the same is hereby adopter as the Building Code of the City -of Redlands for the regulation of the erection, construction, enlargement , alteration , repair , moving , removal , demolition, conver cion, occupancy, equipment , use , height , area and maintenance of buildings or structures in the City of Redlands ; providing for the issuance of permits and col- lection of fees therefor ; and providing penalties for the violation of such Buildi: Code , and each and all of the regulations , provisions , penalties, conditions and terms of said "Uniform Building Code ," 1927 Edition, adopted by the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference at the Sixth Annual Meeting, October , 1927 , with cor rections approved at the Seventh Annual Meeting, October, 1928 , published December 1928 , on file in the office of said Clerk, are hereby referred to and are hereby adopted and arehereby made a part hereof as though fully set out in this Ordinanc; Section 2 . Section 1 of Ordinance No . 704 , adopted on the 18th day of April , 1928 , is hereby repealed . Section 3. Section 2 of said Ordinance No: 704 is hereby adopted and reaffirmed. Section 4. When Effective . This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage as provided by law and the City Clerk is hereby directed topublish the same in the manner required by law. Allen Wheaton President , Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands. ' Attest : C. P. Hook, Clerk of said City . 1 I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance comprising four sections was duly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Red- lands , held on the 20" day of Feby , 1929 , by the fol- lowing vote : Ayes : Councilmen Fowler , Krumm, Ford , Thornquest , Wheaton. Noes : None . C . P. Hook, City Clerk. 'rc icleupUi [.,.. .. vise 7.USJUYa.,1.,,, i. t ., `,i�. . . )Ili _ - Aioc 7 Reanlvef : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specS- �, cations prepared by the CityEngineer for the work and improve- ment contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 437 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 437 , which provides for the work and ikprovement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. _RESOLTTTION Nn . 43R (Pave Norwood St . north of Olive Avenue . 'i On motion, the Board adopteda Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifie°ations for improvement of Norwood Street ,gorl pf Olive avenue ; all as contemplated` by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 438 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions, the City £ngineer. made and ,cnhmitted puns ani specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 438 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Ree lution: ReGnlved , That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- - provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No. 438 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Re;anlntinr n-P Intention No. 43P, which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set fo] in said Resolution. MISCELLANEOUS The Clerk was directed to convey to B.. 0. Watts. Secretary of Carpente3 • Union No . 1643 , and Mr•s. J. C. Kingsbury , President of Ladies ' Auxiliary to Oar- ,penters ' Union No . 1343, the appreciation of this Board for eating tables made anc ,presented to the City for use in Sylvan Park. W. R . Clyde . East Central Avenue , suggested the desirability of having two penper trees at the northeast corner of Central Avenue and Church Street "rimmed. Referred to the ':nziveer with power to act. . The adoption of the Building Code was discussed and the Clerk directed to advice tha Rnilning -Incpentnr that the Board was very anxious to have the -a,n e_ ready for adoption at its next meeting. Engineer Hinckley Was directed to prepare plans for the paving of Ken- da ll Street. Trustee Kimball reported the request of Yarvin Dudley, 812 College Avec 77777 - 2.0,0 -0-3-0— A��,� :1;J I i a�,.r ,. ^ 1_ ' . .4 4 � I 4 r 0 R D I N A N C E No . 704 s'` • An Ordinance of the City of Redlands , Regta ..ting the Erection, C struction, Enlargement , Alteration, Repair , Moving , Removal, Demdi- ' tion, Conversion, Occupancy, Equipment , Use , Height , Area and Math, tenance of Buildings or Structures in the City of Redlands ; Provi1 Il for the Issuance of Permits and Collection of Fees therefor; Declat - and Establishing Fire Districts ; Providing Penalties for the Violati Thereof; Repealing Portions of Ordinance flo . 430. of said City and it Ordinances Amendatory of Such Repealed Portions Thereof, Repealing Ordinance No . 689 and all Other Ordinances in Conflict Therewith. The Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands do ordain as followet Section 1 : That a certain document on file in the office of the. Ci Clerk of the City of Redlands , being marked and designated as "Uniform Built'. Code" 1927 Edition, prepared by Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference , and the same is hereby adopted es the Building Code of. the City of Redlands f r %Se regulation of the erection, construction, enlargement , alteration, repair , mo-- , removal , demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment , use , height , area and maintenance of buildings or structures in the City of Redlands ; providing forfth& issuance of permits and collection of fees therefor ; declaring and establi&.h iag 2 . fire districts ; and providing penalties for the violation of such Building COI* and each and all of the regulations , provisions , penalties , conditions and to of said "Uniform Building Code" 1927 Edition, prepared by Pacific Coast Build. Officials Conference , on file in the office osaid deCleClerk , f are hereh by refer 0 and are hereby adopted and are hereby made afa in this Ordinance . Section 2 . Sections 130 to 155 , both numbers inclusive , of ordinenfa J`o. 430 of the City of Redlands , the said sections abotie numbered being also deal itd as Article XV -- Building Regulations-- and all other ordinances or portions Of ordinances in conflict With or amendatory of said Sections 130 to 155 , both atp* ss inclusive , and Ordinance No . 689 are hereby repealed . Section 3 . When Effective -- This ordinance shall take effect and 104 in force from and after its Dassuge as provided by law sad the City Clerk is herrn i,, directed to publish the same in the manner required by law. Allen Wheaton , President , Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands -r: Attest : C . P. Hook City Clerk u. _ O . z "I . lq i TORREIJS TITLE PROPERTY---CITY OF REDLANDS : Atwood & Ford ' s Sub . No . 1 , Lot 11 , Block B, E. Fern Ave . Atwood & Ford ' s Sub. No . 2, Lot 9 , Block C , Sonora St . Lot 10 , Block C , Sonora St . & E. Fern Ave . Lot 16 , Block C , Myrtle St . Lots 2 & 3 , Block D, Myrtle St . Berkely Tract , Lots 32 & 33, E. Clark St . Bowles Tract , N 150 ft of Lot 1 , E. Central Ave . Chicago Colony Res . (Patty ) in Lot 12 , E. Colton Ave . & Judson St . East Redlands , Sub . Lot 6 of Lot 8 Dearborn St . & E. Highland Ave . Excelsior Tract , Lot 24 , W. Fern Ave . Inter-Railroad Add. , Lot 12 in Block B, Clay St . Park view Add . , Lot 10 Block B, Buena Vista St . Redlands Hts . Crafts Map , (Ruth S. Hodge ) Fifth Ave . & Daisy Ave . Sec . Prel. Map (O.W.Harris ) in Lots 2 & 3 Blk. D, E. Highland Ave . Sec . Prel . Map , Lot 6 , Block I , W. Fern Ave . , Alvarado St , & Buena Vista St . Sec . Prel. Map (Y.M.C.A. ) in Lot 7 , Blk. G. E. Citrus Ave . Sec . Prel , Map (Mary Ann Adams ) in Lot 8 , Block H, Fourth St . Sec . Prel. Map , Add #5 , Lot 5*, Block I , (Duvall ) North Place Sub of :Block 28 , itedlands , Lot 9 & 10 , Block A , E. Citrus Ave . Sub of Block 28 , Redlands , Ptn Lots 1 ,2 & 3 , Block C , (F.H.Weld) E. Vine St . Wi wfr SCIS NE*. Sec , 23 , E. Lugonia Ave . Ptn. NE4 SE4 Sec . 22 , 1S , 3W, SW Cor . Lhgonia & Church Town of Lugonia , Lot 11 , Block 8 , Orange St . Town of Lugonia , Lot 4, Block 21 Tribune Town Plat , Lot 4, Block 15 , E. State St . Town Plat , Lot 9 , Block 17 E. State St . 111 • 6 I. 1 • t. Redlands California. October 6th, 1926 . 2 o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of:meeting. All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. COMMMIUNICATIONS The following communications were presented and ordered filed : A . B. Drake , Secretary of the Y. M. C . L expressing the aooreciation of the Y for free water and other favors granted by the City. Eureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Company of Los Angeles, calling attention to the annual meeting of fire ohdefs to be held in Fre no , California, October 12-15 , requesting that the Chief be made a member of the Pacific Coast Association of Fire e It Chiefs , dues oeing b.00 per ycaic. Water Conservation Association of Riverside , California , relating to developments of water in territory supplied from the Santa Ana River watershed. Crook & Wiilit . Public Accountants , San Francisco , desiring to submit pro- posal for the audit of the City Books and install up to date equipment . California Casualty Indemnity Exchange , Los Angeles, inclosing a check for $176 .00, representing saving on automobile insurance policies held by the City. Automobile Club of Southern California advising that the Club would imme- diately erect signs required under Ordinances Nos . 682 and 684 relating to boulevard stops. R. E. Fairchild , 1319 Ti. Olive Avenue , complaining of the use of the lots ' at the southwest corner of Olive Avenue and San Mateo Street as a public dumping II grounds for the burning of trash and brush. Referred to the chairman of the Fire Committee with directions to have the Fire Chief clear the lots and place signs for- bidding any further dumping there . A communication from G. M. Turner, 745 E. Citrus Avenue relating to the presumed nuisance caused by the operation and storage of a fleet of trucks' at the P. E. Car Barn on the south side of Citrus Avenue between Beacon and Church Streets as set forth in Petition No . 3909 , heretofore filed with this Board. City Attorney Hartzell advised the Board that they had no Jurisdiction in the matter and the Hoard requested Mr. Hartzell to advise ham. Turner of his decision. PETITIONS , Petition No. 3914 , E. M. Cope , et al , for street lights in Terracing Park, and Petition No. 3916 , F.E. Corson, for two street lights in Normandie'Court , ' were presented and referred to the Engineer and Lighting Committee. petition No. 3915 , Quincy Brown, et al, for permission to lay a sit inch pipeline on Chestnut Avenue at Alvarado Street , and Petition No . 3917, Geo . N. Thomson, et al , for macadam pavement of Boni __ Street , were presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . 2 Tree Petition No . 701 , A. M. Soares, to remove two palm trees on the south side of Cypress Avenue between Center and San. Mateo Streets was presented sad re- to the Engineer and Tree Committee with power to act . The Redlands Highland Fru_t Exchange made verbal request for the removal of trees at the northeast corner of Vine and Eureka Streets, Referred to the Tree Committee and Engineer with power to act . REPORTS Reports of the Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder and Fire Department for the month of Sep ember were presented and ordered filed. ORDINANCES Ordinance No. 685, Relating to Boulevard Stops was introduced by Trustee Thornquest and laid over under the rules. LAWN BOLLLING M. L. Hooper and several members of the local lawn bowling club appeared before the Board requesting permission to make another bowling green,, north of the present green in Sylvan Park, they to pay for installation of lights and cost of seeding the ground. Upon motion the request was unanimously granted. RE5DIJITIDNq On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 383, 405, 422 , 423 , 424 , 425 , 426, 427 and 428. ASSESSMENT MAP RESOLUTION No. 402. (Citrus Ave Improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent 's Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Citrus Avenue , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 402, adopted Nov . 4, 1925 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals Or Qbiections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board in- ' gpired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one re- sponded and the Board, being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment, it was moved by Trustee Thonrquest that the asssssment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball and upon roll call was carried by the unani- mous vote of the Board. RESOLUTION No . 418 (North Place Extension) to the Oommis ioner' s •Repnrt prior to , or The Clerk reported that no protests/had been filed with him/on the date fixed for same . City Attorney Hartzell stated that a written protest of G. M. •ennewedl and C. T. Rockwell had been filed with him prior to September 30 , 1926 , , which protest was ordered filed by the Board , .and October 20th. 1926, was fixed as the date for hearing of same. 3 RESOLUTION No. 429 (Sewer - Enterprise Tract ) The next matter considered was Petition No. 3912 for a sewer in Enterprise Tract . Written protests filed by a number of the property owners was presented mad ordered filed. Some thirty or forty persons appeared each for and against the sewer• and after due consideration the Board unanimously adopted Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for sewer in Enterprise Tract ; all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 429 , to be here- after adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 429 whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawings and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improve- ment contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 429 be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 429, which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 430 Grant Street Ornamental Lights) s. On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans dnd specifications for ornamental lights , etc . , on Grant Street ; all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 430 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 432, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and spe:ci- ' fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improve- ment contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 430 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No._430 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 431 (Sidewalk. Center Street . etc . ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to lake and submit plans and specifications for improvement of Centter Street , etc ; all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 431 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions, the Gity Engineer made and submitted cans and specifications for the work-contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 431 whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution; Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improve- ment contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 431 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly a opted Resolution of Intention No . 431 , which \,A 4 provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. DEEDS '. Deed from F. L. Gransbury and wife to the City for land under Resolution of Intention No . 405, was presented and accepted, and the Clerk directed to have same placed of'.recoral. MILL CREEK WATER. Information coming to the Board that plans were being made to establish a fish hatchery at the Kate Harvey place and use Mountain Home Stream water , the Engineer and Ci y Attorney were authorized and directed to immediately vi_sit_the grounds and determine what their plans were and report back to this Board as the City is interested in the water from Mountain Home Stream. MISCELLANEOUS Complaint--of Mr. Krumm, to the burning of trash, tree trimmings, etc , in the Vest Highland Avenue and Cedar Avenue vicinity , was reported to the Bard by President Wheaton and Engineer Hinckley suggested that when it occurred again, to notify the police so as to to&at'e the party responsible . • President Wheaton presented the verbal request of Mr. Barnes of Lankershim California , for permission to operate a pool hall at the southeast corner of Sixth and State Streets. The Boarci expressed themselves as favorable to the proposition upon his filing the necessary written application. President Wheaton called the attention of the Board to the unsightly appearance of property and grounds at 437 Caton Street , suggesting that the Clerk write to the owner of said property , urging him to take steps to remedy the matter. Bills ..nd salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, theme - ing adjourned. 111 (>779/ Al /c2�/sl`,/f/ esident , Board of City Trustees. are .Allairr 1 .1Tiir -0-0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. October 20, 1926. 2 o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands, held at the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved . _COMMUNICATIONS The following communications were presented and ordered filed ; r G. M. Turner , 645 E. Citrus Avenue , relating to the operation and storage I of a fleet of trucks , on the south side of East Citrus Avenue at the Pacific Electric Carbarn. Annual report of the Plater Conservation Association and Statement of Receipts and Disburse ments for the last year . Fire Chief Green, a detailed statement of expenses incurred on his trip attending the _Elre Chief' s Convention at Fresno . San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors relating to efforts to erradicate the puncture vine and requesting the City to take steps toward the same inside the city limits. Referred to the Engineer with the recommendation that he cooperate with the County in their efforts . An, unsigned communication relating to disturbance by player piano at a restaurant on Orange Street at 5 :30 A. M. , was ignored by the Board and consigned to lir the waste basket . APPLICATION - PERMIT The verbal application of Miss Edghill , for permission to use the City . a 4 • ' orium for a dancing class on afternoons of Monday and Thursday , was pre- sented by the Clerk and after clue consideration the request was denied, in keeping with the general policy of the Board to hold the hall open at all times for use by the general public . The verbal application of Mr. Chapman for permission to operate an ice cream and cold drinks wagon upon the streets of the City, was granted suoject to payment of the proper business license fee . The written application of V. 0. Thomas , 936 Ohio Street , for permission toerect z store building on the rear of his lot at said address , was presented and II Station deferred, pending the securing, of the written consent by Mr . Thomas , of the residents in that neighborhood. Verbal request of Mrs. Mitchell for the removal of eucalyptus trees it'd= near the mausoleum recently erected by her in Hillside Cemetery , was referred to the Engineer and Cemetery Committee with full power to act . [O PETITIONS Petition No . 3.918 , A. T. & S . F. Railway for the closing of a portion of ighth Street through their property , was presented and referred to the Engineer ani the Board for investigation and tenon at the next meeting. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 685 , Relating to Boulevard Stops and Traffic Regulations introduced at the last regular meeting, wascoetinutdL by the unanimous vote of the Board. , I REPORTS Petition No. 3915 , Quincy Brown,eta 1 , for permission to lay a six-inch 6 pipeline on Chestnut Avenue west of Alvarado Street , was granted, under the supervi- sion of the City Engineer. Petition No . 3917, Geo . N. Thomson, et al, for macadam pavement on Bond , Street between Olive Avenue and Fern Avenue was Do tponed indefinitely upon recom- mendation of the Engineer and Street Committee and the Petition, together with the protest attached, was ordered filed. Tree petition No. 701, A. _M. Soares , for removal of two palm trees on the south side of West Cypress Avenue between _Center and San Mateo Streets was grantfl as per recommendation of the Tree Committ .e. The verbal petition of the Redlands-Highland Fruit Exchange for removal of trees at the northeast corner of Vine and Eureka Streets , was Iglaated. , the re- planting to be of such variety as designated by the Tree Committee , RESOLUT IONS The following Resolutions were continued: Nos. 383, 405, 422, 423 , 424 , 425 , 426, 427, 428 , 429 , 430 , add,431. RESOLUTION No . 418 (NOrth Place Extension) (Protest-Hearing. ) This being the time set for the hearing of protests on the awards made by the Commissioners under above Resolution for the opening of North Place , the Clerk presented the written protest of G. M. Pennewell and G. P. Rnnkwell, as to the benefits assessed in said opening. The protest was ordered filed„ and on motion, the following resolution was duly adopted; WHEREAS , theCommissioners appointed by this Board for the opening of North Place from its present terminus east to Buena Vista Street , have made. report of their findings therein, and the same has been filed with this Board , and Whereas , objections have been made to said report , and Whereas, such objections have been set for hearing for this date , and Whereas , the Board of Trustees have considered such objections ; NOW THEREFORE, Be it Resolved , that said bdections be and tim.y are hereby denied and overruled , and the report of said Commissioners 111is hereby confirmed. RESOLUTION No . 432 (East Citrus Avenne—Ornamental`Lights) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for ornamental lights on East Citrus Avenue ; all as contemplated by proposed Resolutionof Intention No . 432 , to be here;- after adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention ko 43_ whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resdved : that the plans , profile, detailed drawings and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the ornamental lights on East Citrus Avenue as contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 432, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 432, 111, which provides for the ornamental lights, and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 433 111 (ftening of Rossmont , Mariposa and Vallevista Drives) At the request of Petition No . 3888 , heretofore filed with this Board , Resolution of Intention No . 433 was adopted , which provides for the nnening of Rossmont Drive , from Garden Street to Sunset Drive ; Mariposa iirive from Halsey Street lo Garden Street , and Vallevista Drive from .Sanset Drive t4 Rosemont Drive ; where not already a public street , and all mattert: and things set forth in said Resolution. STREET LIGHTS, Complaint of residents in the neighborhood of Calhoun Street and Sun Avenue as to the need of additional lights in that section, and citing two or three cases of attacks upon women as a result of such need , was reported to the Board and re- ferred to the Engineer and Lighting Committee for investigation and recommendation. HOUSE NUMBERS Upon motion, the Clerk, in conjunction with the City Engineer , was authorized and directed to number or renumber buildings in the pity where the d - - -c ' .y arises resulting from the opening of new streets or subdivisions. CONTRACT A proposed contract between the City of Redlands and the Sunset Orange Company relating to tne supplying of water to said Company, heretotre presented to this Board , was referred to the Engineer and City Attorney with the recommendation that they consult with Attorney F. A. Leonard and make report to this Board at its next meeting. BUSINESS LICENSES The City Attorney was requested to prepare an ordinance for introduction at the next meeting, fixing a license fee for deliiery nt_ merchandise into the City by outsiders , following along the lines of the San Bernardino Ordinance . The sum of X50 .00 per month was appropriated, as compensation to C . J. Tripp Deputy Marshal , for the collection .of Business Licenses , from and After Nay . 1 , 1926 . FISH HATCHERY THe City—Attorney was authorized and directed to file a written protest of tne City with the Dolly Varden Fish Hatchery , protesting the establishment of a Hatchery in Mountain Home Canyon or the use of the water from Mountain Home stream, for such purposes. MISCELLANEOUS President Wheaton suggested that steps be taken to remedy the appearance of property in the vicinity of 415• E. State Street . Referred to the Engineer and Fire Chief. President Wheaton presented the complaint of T. A.Gaume as to outside parties selling potatoes to the restaurant trade , and the complaint of C . H. Deane to the dumping of trash in the University Tract east of University Street . It was S learned that potatoes being sold were grown by the parties selling, hence no license fee is required under the Ordinance. Engineer Hinckley stated he would look after__the cleaning of rubbish off the University Yield. ' Engineer Hinckley was flranted permission to attend the pater Conservation meeting at San Diego , October 28th to 30th. Bills and _salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion , the meetin- .. . . _ .e.. Attest : President Board of rustees ity Cler , -0-0-0-0-0-0-0- II 0-0-0-0-0-0-0- , Redlands , California. Novemb r 4 , 1926. 2 o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. APPLICATIONS The first matter considered was the verbal application of A.,. M. Nolder , for the ,rrection of a store building at the southeast corner of Cajon Street and Cypress Avenue . He presented the signatures of seteral residents in the vicinity consenting to his request . Protests by some hundred or more parents of children attending the Kingsbury School and of the Board of Trustees of the city schools and of other property owners in the vicinity , were presented and ordered fildd_, after which Mr. Nolder addressed the Board assuring them that he did not wish te. do any- thing that would be a detriment to _property owners in the City and that he had the best interest of the city always at heart , and if property owners and trustees desired to retain that section as a residence section, that he would withdraw his application. Being assured by President Wheaton that such was the desire and in- tention of the present Board or Trustees, Mr., Welder requested permission to ,_.raw his . . ►lication, which request was granted , the Board: assuring him that in case of a change in policy regarding said section , that he would be given the first opportunity for establishing business in that section. The application of W. 0. Thonas for permission to erect a storebuilding at the rear of the southeast corner of Union Avenue and Uhao Street was next con- sidered and the written consent of some fifteen or twenty property owners in the neighborhood , to the granting of the permit was presented add ordered filed. 9 It developing that the _Christian Reformed school building was in that block„ the application was denied by the unanjmous vote of the Board. The application of the Postural Clinic far permission to erect a sign in the parking space at 511 W. Palm Avenue , was referred to the Engineer and Street committee with power to act . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the California Municipal Traffic League , advising of a meeting to be held at Fresno , November 18 , 19 and 20 , 1926 , was presented and ordered filed. PETITIONS Petition No . 3919 , Catherine E. Waite , for a street light on the second pole west of Center Street on the north side of Cypress Avenue , was presented and TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 702 , F. A. Morgan for removal of' trees at the southwest corner of Orange Street and Colton Avenue , was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . REPORTS Petition No . 3918 , A. T. & S. F. Railway Company for permission to close _ a portion of Eighth Street through their property , was denied by the unanimous vote of the Board. Reports of the City Recorder and Fire Chief for the month of October , 1926 , were presented and ordered filed. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 685 , Relating to Traffic Regulations introduced on October 6th , was duly adopted by the unanimous vote or the Board. RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 383 , 405 , 418 , 422 , 423 , 424, 425 , 426 , 427 , 428, 432 , and 433 . REIOLUT ION (Enterprise Tract Sewer) This being the time set for the hearing of protests to the work and im- provement proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 429, Sewer in the Enterprise Tract , the Clerk presented the written protest of J. J. Wright ,etal, which was ordered filed; A number of property owners present adaressed the Board urging the cdn- t*truction of said sewer while a number present opposed the same . Upon motion, the hearing was continued until the next regular meeting of the Board , to give the Board members time to personally investigate the sanitary conditions existing in said Tract , RESOLUTION No 430, ( Grant Street Ornamental Lights ) This being the time tet for the hearing of protests to the work add im- 10 provement proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 433 , Grant Street Ornamental. Lights, and none being made, or filed thereto , on motion, the Board duly adopted Resolution Ordiering Work to be Done ,. No . 430 : The Map of the Assessment Distript as prepared by the Engineer was then duly adopted. RESOLUTION No . 431 (Sidewalk Ptns Center & Clark Sts ) This being the time' set for the hearing of protests to the work and im- provement proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 431, sidewalk, portions Center and Clark Streets, and none being made or filed thereto , on motion, the Board duly adopted Resolution Ordering Work to be Done , No . 431, The Yap of the Assessment District as prepared by the Engineer was then duly adopted. POLICEMEN Upon recommendation of the City Marshal and Police Committee , 1Tiek Andrade and Ed Tucker were appointed policemen to serve during the winter months , service of Mr. Andrade to date from November 1st , 1926 , and of Mr. Tucker from 1tovember 15th, 1926. ENGINEER - PLANS REQUESTED Upon motion, the Engineer was requested to prepare and present plans for the following improvements : Ornamental lights on Central Avenue from Orange tot Fourth Street , and on Fourth Street from Central to Citrus Avenue ; Gutters on Fifth and Sixth Streets from Central to High Avenue ; Paving on Colton Avenue from Texas Street to thy west city limits ; Gutters on Fourth Street , Eureka and State Street , west of `third , where paved. MIKJLANEOUS W. C . Warner, complained to the Board of the offset in sidewalk line on _Canter Street between fern and Cypress Avenues; Referred to the Engineer with power to act . Chief Green addressed the Board in matters pertaining to fire menaces mentioning the Oxford building at the northeast corner of Cen ral Avenue and Orange Street , stating he would probably take action looking to the cancellation of the insurance on said building , and suggested that the Building Inspector look the premises over. He also requested the aid of the Street Department in cleaning tie weads_and trash from the gutters and alleyways in 't$ie City. The Street Superin- tendent assured the Board he would co-operateain every way if the _©hiei' would supply him witha list or places needing such attention. • Licensing outside dealers making delivery of their goods in the City was discussed but action deferred for further investigation. Trustee Kimball brought up the matter of traffic congestion and danger to lives caused by the parking of street cars on Orange Street at Citrus Avenue. Referred to the/Engineer for consultation with the proper officials of the Pacific_ 11 Electric Railway Company. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . Nn further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. 'W4 )1 President , Board of City. Trustees . Attest : Ci -0-0-0-0-0-0- Redlands, California. November 17th. 1926 . Two O 'clock P . M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held e at the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . CO1-V-KaNICATICNS The following communications were presented : From the local Chamber of Commerce inclosing a communication from Mr. ._ e -_ : ' _ E i r - Avenue , relating to annoying conditions caused by th- seer: ' e , and storage of trucks by V. P . Hunt at the Pacific Electric car barn, was ordered Bled. From the California League of Municipalities , calling attention to the meeting of California Traffic League to be held at Fresno November 18-20th, was ordered filed and the Board recommended that Trustee Thornquest of the Police Com- mittee attend the meeting. From the Secretary of the Redlands Realty Board, suggesting improvements at the Cypress Avenue entrance to Smiley Heights, was referred to the Engineer and Street Committee. From W. H. Pettibone , 67 Eureka. Street , objecting to boys playing football in Library Park. Referred to the Marshal with the recommendation that the boys be 0 requested to confine their football games to the lawn bowling greens in the park west of Grant Street . From the cretar_y ji f the Contemporary Club recommending the building of a stage and colonade for the amphitheatre , was ordered filed . Members of the Board expressed the desire to make such improvement , but no funds were found available at this time , and the Clerkkwas directed to assure the Club that the Board was very much in favor of the improvement if some way could be devised for financing same . 12 GARBAGE CONTRACT A communication from T . A. Gaurne , City garbage collector, giving notice of his intention to surrender and tej minate his contract on December 31 , 1926 , and suggesting that the City collect the garbage and the expense be covered by taxation, was referred to the City Attorney and Health Committee for investigation and recommendation. APPLICATIONS The application of Cloyd Ray for permission to erect an office building at the northeast corner of Colton Avenue and Herald Street , was presented and action deferred until such time as Mr. Ray presented plans of the proposed building. Application of Foster 80 Kleiser Company for permission to erect a billboard at the southeast corner of Sixth Street and Stuart Avenue was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee with power to act . The application of the Postural Clinic for permission to erect a sign in the parking space at 511 W. Palm Avenue , presented to the Board on November 3rd , was granted , subject to aaoproval bby City neer . REPORTS Reports of the Clerk for the monthjjf October , 1926 , and the .,carter ending eptember 30th , 1926 , and the Acc runtant for the month of October , 1926 , were presented and ordered filed. PE.Tl IONS Tree Petition No . 703 , C . E. Bowlsbv , etal , for permission to remove J pepper trees on the west side of Sixth Street between Olive Avenue and Vane St-reet , was referred to the kngineer and Tree Committee with power to act . Petition No . 3914 , for strtet Lights in Terracing park , was granted for one light , as per plans of the City�F ganger . , Petition Nol 3916 , F. E. Corson, for two strQet lights in Normandie C9urt was deferred with the recommendation that Mr Corson install otlpmental posts and the City would bear the expense of the lighting , and the Clerk was directed to so notify Mie Cor son. Petition No . 3920 , H. A. Wilson, etal , for sewer on Columbia Street between Western and Lugonia Avenues, was presented and referred to the Engineer far plans and specifications. RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following resolutions were continued : .Nos. 383 , 405, 418 , 422 , 423 , 424 , 425 , 426 , 427 , 428 , 430 , and 431 . > 0 RESOLUTION No . 429 (Enterprise ract Sewer) This being the time set for the further hearing of protests under Resolu- ' tion No . 429 , the Olerk presented a communication from the Secretary of the Board of Health„ setting out sanitary conditions existing in. said ,tract and recommending the 0 building of the sewer. After due consideration of the written and verbal protests 0 0 p 13 made and filed with this Board , a motion by Trustee Kimball seconded by Trustee Thornquest that all protests be overruled and denied , was unanimously adopted by the Board. The Board then unanimously adopted Resolution Ordering Work to be Done No . 429 , and the diagram of the assessment district as prepared by the Cift E _s' ,.eer was then duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. RESOLUTION No . 432. ( Citrus Avenue Ornamental Lights) This being the time set for the hearing of protests to the work and improvement proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 432 , ornamental lights on east Citrus Avenue between Sixth and Church Streets, and none being made or filed thereto , on motion, the Board duly adopted Resolution Ordering Work to be Done , No . 432. The Map of the Assessment District as prepared by the Engineer was then duly adopted. RESOLUTION No . 433 . (Country Club pistrict Street Opening. ) This being the time set for the hearing of protests on the proposed open- ing of Rosemont , Mariposa dnd Vailevista Drives , in the Country Club District , and none being made or filed. on motion the Board duly adopted Resolution No . 433 , relating to the opening of said streets as proposed , and appointing Commissioners to assess the benefits and damages and to have general supervision of the work relating thereto . ROOSEVELT ROAD The question of improving West Colton Avenue and Roosevelt Road was discussed at .:some length, the Board unanimously determining that the improvement of Roosevelt Road was the main proiect at this time and decided to take the neceasary steps in the very near future for this improvement . SUBDIVISION - MAP H. H. Ford presented a map of Westwood Subdivision No . 1 , Tract No . 2199 , North of Mariposa Drive and East of Garden Street . Referred to the Engineer and Street Committee to cinsider with Mr. Ford , certain alterations and changes in the map as to alleys and streets. ELECTRIC ERVICE Filtration Plant Phe Engineer was authorized and directed to secure the extension of the Edison Company line for service to the filtration plant in Mill Creek Canyon. WATER SERVLCE_ A two inch water main was ordered laid on Pennsylvania Avenue east of 6_ . tee Street as per - . � �e.ineer. The Engineer reported that the metering all water in the city was about complete and the question of minimum charge being brought up , the Board deter- mined that a minimum charge should be made against each and every meter installed, . 14 CITY RECORDER Chas. G. Potter, Jtstice of Peace elect , made verbal application to be appointed Bit`y Recorder . Mr . Potter Was assured. that the policy of the Board to appoint therJuatiee of Peace in this district as,City Recorder would be continued and that his application wnuld be given consideration in due time : MISCELLANEOUS • The question of _type of lamp posts for ornamental purposes was discussed and referred to the Engineer and street committee for investigation and recommendation . The matters of mean up weak, the eradication of rats in the nld nity dump ground , renewal of light bulbs in the Wyatt Theatre , were discussed and referred to the Engineer and Trustee Thornquest. tills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . ito further business demanding attention, .on motion, the meg _ , C. i President Board of City Trustees. Attest : _Ahogag: cfro"ht. Redlands , California. pecember 1st , 1926 , Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of City Trustees held at the regular place of meeting. All members were present , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes, of the last regular meeting were read and approved. ORAL PETITIONS Mr. Cromas, the local Agent for the A. T. & S. F. Ry Co . addressed the Board relative to closing a portion of eighth Street through the Railway Company's property, as per petition presented to this Board and denied at a former meeting. After discussion, Mr. Cromas was advised that the Board would personally investigate the property and make final decision at its next meeting. Mrs. Osbun of 220 West State Street complained of annoyance caused by boys playing football in the street , resulting in the ball at times, being in her front yand and the boys tramping over her lawn and flowers; Reftrred to the Marshal and Police Committee . C iMvUNICATIONS A communication from G. M. Turner , 645 E. Citrus Avenue addressed to the Marshal , relating to the disturbance caused by storage and operation of trucks at the P. E. Oarbarn on East "itrus Avenue by V. P. Hunt , was ordered filed , this 15 matter having been before the Bo:ard: at various times , and the Board being advised that they had no j&risdiction in the matter. APPLICATION - PERMIT application of Brooke Sawyer, representing the Hubbard Estate , for per- mission to put a wood bridge or dtiveway over the Mill Cre k Zanja at the property on the south side of East. Central Avenue between Fifth and Sixth Streets , was _ anted under the supervision of the City Engineer. Application of Mr. Wiesmore for permission to build and aperate a lunch wagon on the south side of East State Street east of Sixth Street was denied by the unanimous vote of the Board, the location being inside the fire limits . TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 704, Fir at Baptiht .hvrnh for removal of trees along its property on the east side of Fourth Street south of Olive Avenue , was presented and granted , upon recommendation of the Tree Committee . REPORTS Report of the Fire Department for the month of October, was presented and ordered filed . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continu(d : Nos. 383 , 405 , 418 , 423 , 424 , 427 , 428 and 433. In the matter of Resolutions Nos. 422 and 425 . A. T. Ingalls , contractor for the work proposed under said Resolutions Nos . 422 and 425 , made written regnPRt of an additional sixty days ' time for the nnmpletinn of said work . Upon recommenda- tion of the City Engineer , the request was granted by the unanimous vote of th'd Board. * I ASSESSMENT MAP RESOLUTIO7 No . 426 . ( Ornamental Lights. Center St . Fern to Cypress ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pur- suant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent 's Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on Center Street as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 426 , adopted July 21 , 1926. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been. filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President. of the Board .inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the: correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Trustee kimball and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . / ) 16 BIDS • RESOLUTION No . 429 . (Enterprise Tract Sewer. ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution No . 429 , Sewer, Enterprise Tract , the following. proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : W. D. Bohan 3027 Arrowhead Ave , San Bdno Sewer Complete $ 15,000 .00 W. J. Bran& 219 Palm Ave , Riverside Sewer , per lin. ft . 1.55 Manholes , complete , each 150 .00 Y branches , each 2.50 Drainage Construction Company Box 345 , Santa Ana , Calif. Sewer complete , per lin. ft . 1.46 Manholes complete , each 80 .00 Flushtanks complete,, each 150.00 Lana Contracting Co . La Habra, Calif. Sewer complete , per lin. ft . including 197 Y's 1.04 Mahholes, complete , each 75.00 Geo . Gardner. Jr. Redlands Sewer , complete , per lin. ft . 1.25 Manholes complete , each 75.00 H. H., Lienau • Sewer, complete , per lin. ft . .82 Manholes , complete , each 70 .00 Flushtanks , complete , each 100 .00 F. W. Seccombe , Sea Bernardino 8 inch sewer, complete , per lin . ft . .99 Manholes , complete , each 99 .00 • Stroud Bros. & Seabrook 4959 Thirty-fourth Street , San Diego Sewer, complete , per lin. ft . 1.30 Manholes , complete , each 90 .00 8 inch x 4 inch Y .70 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 429, which provides that the contract for said work goes to H. H. Lienau at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected and the Clerk ordered to return certified checks to unsuccessful bidders. RESOLUTION No . 430 (Grant Street Ornamental Light This being the time set for the opening of, bids, for work proposed to be done under Resalution of Intention No . 430 , ornamental lights on Grant Street , etO,. the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : Robertson Electric Corporation Curb , per lin ft . .24 Gutter , per sq. ft . .21 All work complete 2 ;888 :00 Russell Electric Company a Gutter, per sq. •ft . .165 Coping, and joints, per cu ft . .20 All Work complete 3.,200 .00 Wilms Electric Shop Butter , per sq. ft . .165 • Curb re-can, per lin. ft . • .20 Curb re-set , per lin. ft . .38 Ornamental Lights 2,445 .00 a 0' • . ;,p• .41" x'''7:`4: 1'. The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of Wilms Electric Shop was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended • that the_award be made accordingly ,, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 430 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Wilms Electric Shop at the prices mentioned in their. bid. . All other bids were rejected. RESOLUTION No. 431 (Sidewalk. Center Street ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be ' done under Resolution of Intention No . 431, sidewalk on Center Street , etc . , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Geo . S. Abrahamson Sidewalk, per sq. ft . $ .155 A. C. Blodgett ; Sidewalk, per sq. ft . •.14b Geo . Gardner Sidewalk, per •sq. ft . .1449 H. H. Lienar Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .15 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of Gen.aG'a'rdheriwashteasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 431 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo. Gardner at the price mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected. RESOLUTION No'. 432 (Ornamental Lights . Citrus Avon ue . ) This being the time set for the opening of bide for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 432, Ornamental Lights , Citrus Avenue , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Robertson Electric Corporation , Ornamental Lighting System, Complete $ 2 ,468.24 Russell Electric Company Complete lighting system 2,400 .00 Wilma Electric Company Ornamental Melts 2 ,400.00 The bids being referred to the Gity Engineer for checking, he reported that the Bids of $ussell Electric Compare and Wilms 'Eltctr4tO,\Companylwe a:tthe_;raame . 6emot:iroadbt Truat'eaeThanngue;strtiatatneraWardybevmadentomxus.sel.;L• Eleotri.c.eCbnthanyr ; i. on IlwatsAsfl sieconded andcunantmonsl2ytedopted,2whereupon:,t•heaBoardredgptesl tles.o.ltttan d' AWard..'Na. C43Z nwhtehtp.rovides tthatithaddent Act bfox said work goes to Russell Electric Company at the price mentioned in their bid. All other bids were rejected. CONTRACTS Contract relating to water, between the City of Redlands and the Sunn_t_ Orange Company was presented to the Board by the City Attorney and the contents explained after which, upon recommendation of the City' Engineer and Attorney, a motion that the President and Clerk of this Board be authorized and directed to 18. e,recnte Flames for and on behalf of the City, was unanimously adopted. CHRISTMAS TREE President Wheaton announced that the music and program for the Christmas Tree Exercises had been delegated to Mrs. Mullen of the Community Music Association, and the decorations placed in the hands of Mr. W. T . Ferguson. The actions of ,the President of the Board were duly donftrmed by the other members. GARBAGE_ The garhage gueation was discussed at some length, the Attorney stating_' San Bernardino was receiving 00.00 per month for sale of garbage and no charge was made to the housekeeper. Santa Ana collects its own garbage sad receives something like $225.00 permonth for same , the expense of collection being taken from the General Fund of the City. . . Mr. Greagakn of the Rubbish Company of San Bernardino was present and desired an opportunity to place his bid for handling the gar__ bags , whenever the .time came . President. Wheaton Stated that Mr . Gaume would be present at the next meeting and at that time some definite action would be taken in the matter. MISCELLANEOUS Attorney Hartzell reported in his possession a tentatiye option of the Southern California Edison company to the City for some 1085 acres of land in—Mill Creek Canyon known as the old Jackson glace which the Company proposes to ell to the city for the sum of %25 .000. Referred to the Engineer , Attorney and Water Com- mittee for investigation and report to this Board. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adiourned..., C7f/gLi )(7 :>E04 residen oard of City Trustees Attest : r . -0-0-0-0-0- Redlands , California . December 15th, 1926 . Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of City Trustees held at the regular place of meeting.. All members were present , together with the Clerk, Atterney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read'-and approved. PACIFIC ELECTRIC' CARS , Messrs . Jones and Peachy of the Pacific Electric Railway Company at re- quest of this Board , discussed the question of street cars standing on Orange Street It,,,.. . pivq 19 north of Citrus Avenue during the interval between loading and unloading of passengers . It developed that the cars stood at such point seven to ten minutes and if a wait Ilonger than ten minutes was necessary the cars pulled into the barn at Citrus Avenue and Sixth Street . It was claimed by the representatives of the Railroad Company that it would be very expensive to put intracks and maintain a station at the Southern ' _ _o grounds and would no doubt , be unsatisfactor t . : m. . . . . - .> - - - . c -rs , +r . having to walk the extra three blocks north . President Wheaton suggested that the cars move south of Citrus Avenue to Cajon Street for part of the time , thereby eliminating the long wait on Orange Street north of Citrus Avenue . This suggestion et with the approval of the representatives of the Pacific Electric Company and the members of the Board with the exception of Trustee Kimball , mho maintained that as a matter of public 'safety .the cars should be required to remain off the streets except when traveling and loading and unloading passengers . After discussion it was decided to give President Wheaton' s suggestion a fair trial . IGARBAGE T . A. Gaume , City Garbage Collector , having presented to this Board , offi- 1 Bial notice of his intention to surrender his contract on December 31st , 1926 , the garbage handling question was ftisnuRsed at some length. Attorney Grant Holnomh of ' an Bernardino representing the A. Gregain Rubbish Company of said city , addressed, the Board in recommendation of the said company and stated that the company would be , glad to submit a written proposal to the City for the handling of the garbage and rubbish; that the Company would be very glad to have the contrast now hel&Jy Yr.. Baume . Mr.. Gaume stated that his reason for surrendering the co;}tract was that he could not get the s& utdu him; that others gathered and hauled garbage , as he thought , in violation of the City Ordinance , but in a case brought before the City Recorder the offender was released . Mr. Gaume was requested by the Board to Ireconsider surrendering_ of the contract and to continue serving the City , which he agreed to do after being assurred that the Board was back of him and would amend the ordinance where necessary to c,wnpel compliance with the provisions governing same and to ptotect him in his contract . APPLICATION - PERMIT Mr . Davidson, 633 Eureka Street , made verbal application for permission to build and operate a gasoline filling station and auto camp at the northeast corner of. State and Ninth Streets . The Board declined to take a.otion in the mattes until they could per onally inspect the proposed site , and 9 o 'clock Friday Morning was 'fixed for that purpose . • FIRE PLUGS The verbal request of yrs. Hawkins , 439 Fourth Street , for a fire plug in o I that locality was presented by the Clerk and referred to the Engineer and Fire—_ . 0 Committee for investigation and with fu1 't power' to act . 0 • D 0 e O . 0 0 20 BOULDER DAM APPROPRIATION Request of the Boulder Dam Association .of Los Angeles , for an appropriation to aid in meeting the expenses of the Committee working for the Colorado River project , was presented to the Board and ordered filed , and upon motion duly seconded and carried, the sum of $350.00 was appropriated for said purpose and the Clerk was directed to issue a warrant accordingly :payable out of the General Fund and charge same to the Water Department . TRANSFER On motion duly seconded and carried , the City Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer from the tater Department of the General Fund to the Interest and Sinking Fund of the Redlands City Water Bonds , 1926 ,. the sum of $14.000 .00. REPORT Reports of the Clerk , Treasurer, Recorder and Accountant for the month of Nnvemher were presented and ordered 'filed. RESTGNATION The resignation of Peter G. McIver as City Recorder, effective January 3 , 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. Upon motion the resignation was accebted and Chas. G. Potter, Juetice of the . Peace-elect , was appointed City Recorder at a salary of $75/00 per month, effective January, 3rd, 1927 . RESOLUT I ONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 383 , 405, 422 , 425,, 427 , 428 , 429 , 430 , 431, 432 , and 433. RESOLUTION No . 418 (North Placa Extension, The Engineer reported that money for the Extension of North Place had been paid in to the City Treasurer , whereupon , on motion, it was ordered that warrants i.a..sue in amounts and to parties thereto entitled , in payment for land taken or damage to property , as per Report of Commissioners , under Resolution of Intention No . 418 , extension of North Place , payable out of the fund created therefor. The Clerk was authorized and directed to have the deeds placed on record. ASSESSMENT MAP RESOLUTION No . 423. (Texas St . Culvert ) The Clerk notified the Board that this *as the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Texas Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 424 , adopted June 16 , 1926. The Clerk presented the written protest of the Southern Pacific Company, which was ordered filed, After due eonsiderstion, the protest of Said Southern P ' " . . a.� ; : - . • . ' - . . , the unanimous vote of the Board . The City Street , Sgperintendent was directed and ordered to alter the assessment Map to the extent ofieliminating and excluding the trackage of said railroad company from the - • 2t - - - - - - n- . :a and to apportion the total cost of -said improvement to the remaining severs . _.ts or parcels of land in• the area as follows : IIAssessment No. ' Amount Assessment No . Amount 1 $ 159 .26 11 $ 389 .53 2 1018 .58 12 202.42 3 40 .48 13 63.36 4 110.56 14 324.10 5 250 .00 15 115.88 6 250 .00 16 264.60 7 250 .00 17 488 .05 8 250.00 18 229.33 9 48.21 19 14.41 10 222.34 20 18 .31 The assessment map, altered and corrected as above , was then approved and confirmed by the unanimous vote of the Board. RESOLUTI N No . 424. (Nosdina, Sonora and Myrtle Streets) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the ime and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment II made to Dover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Nordina, Sonora and Myrtle treets-„ as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 424 , adopted June 16th , 1926. The Clerk reported that no written an-,ears or ohjedtions had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board, being satisfied with the nnrs_eetnesa of the Assessment , it Ias moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be Aproved and confirmed , •hich motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. WYATT OPERA HOUSE - HEATING The need of proper heating system for the Wyatt Opera House was brought II up by Trustee Thornquest and discussed by the Board and a proposalibr the installation- of a gas furnace heating system by C . H. Smith of this city , was presented and ordered filed . No action was taken_ inthe matter pending further investigation to determine the most desirable system for the accopplishment of desired results. MISCELLANEOUS Henry Wilson of Redlands Oil Company addressed the Board relating to the Assessment against the Company ' s property for the Texas Street culvert. He proposed to deed to the. City the land owned by the Company west of Texas Street and south of Oriental Avenue if the city would pay the assessment on sate for Texas Street culvert and improvements. After consideration the Board members expressed their willingness to accept his proposal , whereupon Mr. Wilson asked time to further consider the matter. President Wheaton presented a complaint as to a Mr, Richardson maintaining I rabbit , poultry and hog business on_West Park Avenue near New York Street , said to he in a very unsanitary condition. Referred to the Secretary of the Board of Health and Health Committee . 22 Condition of etree_t.s in the McKinley Heights Tract was discussed , Engineer Hinckley stating that the company had a force of men at work preparatory t•o grading and oiling same. Ornamental lighting system on liesentral Avenue and Fourth Street , and improvement of curb and gutters on Fourth and Eureka and West State Streets were dismissed and the Engineer requested to bring in plans and estimates of cost . The Building Inspector presented the preliminary draft of the Uniform Building Code prepared by the Pacific Coast Builders Conference , and he was re- quested to have Mr. Horner.. Secretary of the. Conference address this Board together with the building contractors and other interested in this matter , at some date in the near future , to be arranged by the Building Inspector. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further butiness demanding attention, on motion, the meOti __ = � •ur•e. Ci'� Y( :l/ 11 President Board of City 'Trustees . //.1 Attest : • - y Clerk. -0-0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. January 5th . 1927. Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of City Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. ORAL PETITIONS Mr. Cochran of the Redlands Sanitary Laundry addressed the Board relative to parking ordinance affecting the delivery of laundry in the down town district . As the ordinance prohibits double parking, Mr . Cochran suggested the establishment of loadin_ zones in each block, prevalent in some other cities . The matter was die- -ae( at some length and referred to the Marshal and Police Committee for considera- tion and recommendation of any plan which they think would remedy the present situation. APPLICATION - PERMIT Mr . Davidson prEsented plans of the proposed filling station and auto camp at the northeast corner of Ninth and State Streets and requested a permit for same . After due consideration the permit , with the proviso that he erect a six foot lattice fence on the south, east- and west sides or the camping space and comply with all the 23 State housing regulations , all work to be done under supervision of the Building Inspector and to his satisfaction , was granted by a majority vote of the Board , Trustee kimball opposing. Application of Rill Crest Service. Station for permission to hang a sign ,e at the southwest corner of Onitor Avenue and Orange Street , was granted subject to approval by the Engineer and, Building Inspector_ COLflWUNLC TIONS A communication from the Boulder Dam Association acknowledging receipt of the City 's check for the sum of $350 .00 to aid in the expense of the project , was presented \and ordered -filed. A communication from Oranae. County Harbor Chamber of Commerce , Newport Beach, California , urging this Board to co-operate in the claims of Newport Bay for recognition before the Board of Engineers , Washington D C was presented and ' ordered riled , and upon notion duly seconded and carried, the Board endorsed the program and directed the Clerk to send a copy of this order• to the Secretary or the Orange County Harbor Chamber of Coerce. AGREEMENT Upon motion., the ,President and Clerk of this Board were authorized and . irected to sign an agreement of this date between the City and the Southern Calif- .r 'a . -.n .m.� : for the joint use of certain electric light poles situated along Roosevelt Road. in this City. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk, Treasurer , Recorder and Fire Department for the month of December, 1U26 , were presented and ordered filed . PETITIONS ' Petition No . 3921, A. T. & S. F. Railway Company for the closing of Eighth Street from Redlands Avenue to the north line of Santa Fe Right-of-way_was presented , and upon motion the request was granted and proceedings started for the closing or the Street . Petition No . 3922 , Isaac Albert , et al , for sewer e in he rea . .. fronting on Rrooktide Avenue in Pettit 's First Addition, was presented and ordered filed, Deeds for right-or-way for said sewer 'iNere also presented and Resolution ordering the construction or the sewer was duly adopted. Petition No . 3923 , Selma H,, Schermerhorn, et al , for the improvement of Webster Street was presented and ordered filed , and the Resolution ordering the improvement was duly adopted. TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 705 , Mrs. A. L. Warner for removal or two pepper trees on Cook Street north or Central Avenue , and Tree Petition No . '706 , University of Redlands , for removal of two palms along the north line of East Colton Avenue opposite the Administration Building, were _ t . . ed per recommendation or the Tree Committee . 24 DEEDS Deed from A. S. Burney, for land taken in the opening of Division Street under Resolution No . 405 , and 'from Thomas S. Wadsworth , et al , fora thirty foot strip or land along the East Half. "East Half. Northwest Quarter . Southwest Quarter , Section 23 . Township 1 South; Range Three West , for road:purposes , and from owners of lots 1 to 11 , Pettit ' s First Addition for sewer line right-of-way were presented and accepted , and the Clerk directed to have' above deeds placed of record . ORDINANCES An Qrdinance Licensing outside firms doing business in the City, was intro&uped by Trustee Kimball and laid over under the rales . RES LUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued,: 'Nos . 383 , 405 , 418', 422, 42b , 42? , 428 , 429 , 430 , 431 , 432, and 433 RESOLUTION No . 434 (,pets_it ' s First Addition_ - Sewer ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instruntin the City Enejneer to make and submit plans and specifications for sewer in Pettit 's First Addition , Brookside Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 434, to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant--to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 434, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 434 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 434_, which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set ' forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 435 (Webster Street Paving) On motion, the Board adapted, a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plan.$ and specific&tions for improvement of i" bazar Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 435 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 435 , theneupontthe.,Boatd •addpted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , prtfle , detailed drawing and specifi- cations prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improve- ment contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 435 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 435 which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION NO . 436 `Closing of Eighth St ) Upon request of Petition No . 3921 , A. T. '& S. F. Railway Company , the Board of Trustees of the City of. Redlands , adopted Resolution of Intentton No . 436 , which provides for the closing of Ei hta Streut in said city from the north line of Redlands Avenue to the north line of the Santa Fe Railway right-of-way. ENGINEER INSTRUCTED On motion, the Engineer was requested to prepare and submit plans for macadam paving of Norwood Street north if Olive Avenue , and to prepare Plans for disposal of the city sewage now handled by A. Gregory. MISCELLANEOUS The verbal complaint of members of the M. E. Church South , relative to the noise caused by the location of large generators in the Pacific Electric Carharns on Citrus Avenue , and of Ps. Wyckhff, et al , of noise on West Cypress Avenue caused by the operation of street cars with•a flat wheel , were presented and no action taken. The gar__bage handling question, Opera House heating , and enamel street sins , were discussed without action.. Rills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . Ho further business demanding attention, on [notion, the meeting adjourned . Arta'AP/i President .ar. of ity rustees. Attest : • . "eit • lerk. -0-0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. January 19th, 1927 Two o 'clock P . M. Ar meeting of the Board, of Trustees held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and _ah roved. ORAL PETITIONS H. P. U. Kingsbury, local realtor, addressed the Board relative to the City Planning Commission as relating to • zoning •the City , and suggested that the local realty Thoard was ready to doopenete and assist in the work. After discussion, Elliott A. Moore , President of the local Realty Board , together with the Presidents of the Chamber of Commerce and Contem o�rau___Club,_were named as the City Planning 'mission. ltr . Moore was named as Chairman and the Clerk was directed to so 26 advise him and to convey to him the req,iest of this Board that the committee become active at its earliest convenience . Mr . H. A. Larsen, 233 Norwood Street , addressed the Board relative to the condition of the paving just placed in said street , caused he thought , by a leaking water main. Engineer Hinckley suggested that the rains before the macadam, was placed had soaked the ground to such an extent that it had not had time to dry, thus causing the macadam tp appear soft and wavey. but he thought it would be all right as soon as seasoned. Mr . Larsen was requested to be present at the next meeting of this 3oard , that being the date set for acceptance of the work and order of payment . W. E. Howard req';ested the grading of San Bernardino Avenue from the present graded portion East to Wabash Street , through lands he is now selling in acre lots. Referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . Mr. Howard also re- quested an estimate of the cost for placing city water upon a 220• acre tract in said locality.. Referred to the Engineer and Water Committee. ,$TrBDIVISION - MAp A map of CajonYlew Tract (Tract No . 2232) located at the southwest corner of Cajon Street and„Palm Avenue , was presented by H. P. D. kingsbury , who requested acceptance of same . Street improvements and public utilities for serving this tract being already in , upon motion, the map was accegted and the President and Cleric of this Board were authorized and. directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City. A map of Westwood Tract No . 1 (Tract No . 2199) presented to this Board by on November 17th , 1926 , and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee for alterations and changes as to alleys and streets, was again presented to the Board and upon motion , the map was accented and the President and Clerk of this Board were authorised and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of the City . COP%IfflICATIOT�S - GARBAGE A communication from F. R_ Wilting , 701 Bradshaw Street , Los Angeles , relating to the handling of local garbage , .was presented and ordered filed and the Clerk was directed to advise Mr.Williams that no change in th_e nontrent with Mr ._ Gaume was contemplated at this time , but the City would communicate with him should occasion arise . RESIGNATIOP; The written resignation of Sam H. Nelms from to local pollee Force effective February 1, 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. Upon motion the resigna- tion was accepted, it being generally known that Mr Nei,ms will enter the employ of the County, under Sherrif Shay . PETITIONS Petition No . 3934 , M. Lindblom. et al , for the e•.. -.. ' . . . ' i . . pari zone on Orange Street north to Pearl Avenue , was presented and ordered fildd, and after due consideration the attorney was directed to prepare an ordinance ac- cordingly . 27 Petition No . 3935 , Julius V. Patrnsso , et al , for closing Dearborn Straet south of Fifth Stenue was presented and ordered filed , and the attorney Was di±edted to prepare the necessary papers for said closing and submit same at the next meeting of this Board. Petition No . 3936 , Mts . Rebecca G. Steele , et al, for one incandescent street light at Sunnyside and Lind% Vista Avenues, was presented and ordered filed . Upon motion , the request was .granted provided the distance from the street lighting line is within that prescribed by the contract with the Southern Calif. Edison Co . TREE PETITIONS. Tree Petition No . 707 , k.. E. Watson, for removal of a pepper tree at the northeast corner of Palm Avenue and. Roosevelt Road, was presented and ordered filed . The request was denied as per recommendation of the Tree Committee- Tree o mittee..Tree petition No . 708, Co-operative Investment Company of Redlands , for the removal of pepper trees on the south side of Brookside ,Avenue west of San Mateo Street was presented and ordered filed , and upon recommendation of the Tree Com- mittee, permission was granted to remove alternate trees under the supervision of the City Engineer. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 686', Providing for Licensing the use of Motor Vehicles and Automobiles by certain persons , firms and corporations , introduced at last meeting, was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. Ordinance No . 687 , Extending the Two-hour Parking Zone on Orange Street north to Pearl Avenue , was introduced by Trustee Tyree and laid over under the rules. Ordinance No . 688 ,, Changing the names of Certain Streets in the City, was introduced by Trustee Kimball and laid over under the rules. REPORTS Report of the City Clerk for the euar e - . • ' . _ )- . - pie . 926 , was presented and ordered filed. RESOLUTIONS On motion , the following resolutions were continued : , Nos . 383 , 418 , 422, 425 , 427 , 428 , 429 , 430 , 431 , 432 , 434, 435 and 436 . DEEDS - Re solut_taa_NQ. 4O5_, (Division St Opening) Deed from J. P. Gregg to the City , for land taken under Res. . . . .. . A- tention No . 405 , Division Street Opening, was presented and accepted , and the Clerk directed to have same planen nP rennr&. RESOLUTION No . 437 (Curb and gutter repair on Fourth . Eureka . Brookside and West State Streets and Ornamental lights on Furth Street and West Central Ave ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for purb and gutter repair on Fourthet, .N l 28 Eureka , Brookside and West State Streets , and Ornamental Lights on Fourth Street and West Central avenue ; all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 437, to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 437 whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved • That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and speci- cations prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improve- ment contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 437 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adogted Resolution of Intention No . 437 , which provides for the work and itoprovement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLIITTON No _ 438 (Pave Norwood St . north of Olive Avenue . ) On motion , the Board adopteda Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for improvement of Norwood, Street north , of olive avenue ; all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 438 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions, the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 438 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resplution: Resolved , That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 438 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Tntention No . 438 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. MISCELLANEOUS The Clerk was directed to convey to B. 0. Watts. Secretary of Carpenters ' Union No . 1343 , and W's . J. C . Kingsbury , President of Ladies ' Auxiliary to Car- penters' Uninn No . 1343 , he appreciation of this Board for eating tables made and ,presented to the City for use in Sylvan Park. W. R. Clyde . East Central Avenue , suggested the desirability of having two pepper trees at the northeast corner of Central Avenue and Church Street trued. Referred to the Eget/leer with power to act. The adoption of the Buildine Code was discussed and the Clerk directed to advice the Building Tne2ertnr that the Board was very anxious to have the Code read for ad. • . _ . , a . ' . s - . if - - ' • _ Engineer Hinckley Was directed to prepare plans for the paving of Ken- dall Straet. ' Trustee Kimball reported the repast of Marvin Dudley, 812 College Avenue , 29 for a fire plug near his property. Referred to the Engineer. Rills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . Nn further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. ut , ,/2 Presiden :pard o . rustees. City of Redlands Attest : 7 0 0i -trty"Clerk. -0-0-J-0-0- Redlands , California. February 2nd , 1927 . Two. o 'clock P . M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members were present including the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and a➢proved . ORAL PETITIONS Mrs . Fickeissen, owner of the property at the southwest earner of Brookside Avenue and Center Street , addressed the Board in request for permisston to erect a court and business house on said property , and submitted a pencil sketch of the proposed improvement . After discussion , the question was referred to the planning commission for investigation and recommendation to this Board at its next meeting . Several parties were present interested in the several street improvement, assessment maps Nos . 422, 425 , 427 , 428 and 431 , advertised to be considered at this time . An error in the advertising of the "Notice of Filing" of said several maps having been discovered, upon regy.est of contractor Lienau and the advice of the City Attorney , the hearing was continued until February 19th, 1927 , at nine o 'clock A. P.I. and those present were so advised and the Clerk was directed to republish said "Notice of Filing" of said above named numbered Assessment Maps , fixing the time for hearing at nine o 'dlock A. M. , Saturday , February 19th, 1927 . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the City of Pomona requesting this Board to join them in an _appeal to the State Legislature for legislative relief from the smudge smoke nuissance , was presented and after due consideration, was ordered filed , the members expressing themselves as not feeling that such action was desirable at this time , and that it would adjust itself in due season. 30 4 An unsigned communication was presented by the Clerk, and withoug reading was ordered filed in the waste basket . SYLVAN PARK CONCESSION G. G. Potter , holder of the refreshment concession , Sylvan Park, requested the Board for permission to sublet same to Philip Feldman , who conducted the stand last season. Upon motion, the request was granted . Mr. Feldman was present and requested the Board for gas and water connections at the stand . Referred to the Engineer and Park Committee with power to act . STREET LIGHTS E. E. Watson . Roosevelt Road and Palm Avenue , made verbal rreequest for three ineandesc.ent street lights on Palm Avenue east of Roosevelt Road . Referred to the Engineer and Lighting Committee . J,TBRARY TRUSTEES The term of office of Lyman 141. King and Stewart R. Hotchkiss as members of the Library Board of Trustees , having expired on December 31 , 1926 , President Wheaton appointed each to succeed himself.,. and on motion, said appointments were a .roveo by the Board for the term ending December 31 . 1929 . The Clerk was directed to convey to the gentlemen the appreciation of this Board for the excellent services rendered to the City inthis capacity . APPLICATIONS Application of Oscar Boling for permission to erect a building at 1401 eet for use in his monumental works , was presented to the Board and at the same time a protest to the granting of the said permit signed by a number of the residents in said section , was presented. The application and protest were referred to the Planning Commission for investigation and recommendation to this Board . Application of Vm. P. Greiner for permission to erect a storeroom on the rear of the lot at the northeast corner of HarcRing Drive and Clifton Avenue was presented and was , upon motion, granted by a majority vote of the Board , Trustees Wheaton and Kimball voting "no". Applications of Ora A . Thomas, Nick Andrade and Leo E. Trainor, for position on the police force were presented and referred to the Marshal and Police Committee for recommendation to this Board . C. M. Brown, Jr . and Bruce McDaniels addressed the Board at this time in endorsement of Mr. Trainor for the position, and Mr. Andrade ' s application contained the names of some t .iirty or forty citizens , in his endorsement . PETITIJIi,S Petition No . 3937 , V. P. Hunt , et al , for ornamental lights on Harding and McKinley Drives , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . petition tbo . 3938 , 1?. E. Howard, for pipeline in "Mentone Acres Na— 2" was presented . Mr. Howard agreed to Day the cost for same under the usual custom for water line extensions and offered &n payment therefox , sufficient numbe .ysptRres, i 1 3 1, of the capital stock of the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company at an agreed price between the parties interested. After due consideration the City proposed to place the pipeline an_cnrdirjg to its custom and to accept the East Lugonia Mututal Water. Company stock at $125 .00 Per share , otherwise a cash payment would be reouired REPORTS Reports of the Cite Clerk , City Recoxd ex and Fire Department for the month of January , 1927 . were presented and ordered filed . ORDINANCE Ordinances Nos. 687 and 688 , introduced at the last regular meeting were continued to the next meeting. Ordinance No . 689 , Relating to Adoption of Uniform Building Code , and Ordinance No . 690 . Establishing Fire Zones under the Uniform Building Code , were introduced by Trustee Kimball and laid over under the rules . ' RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 418 , 429 , 430 , 432 , 433 , 436 , 437 and 438 . ASSESSMENT MAPS In Resolutions Nos. 422 , 425 , 427 , 428 and 431 , an error in the publication of "Notice of Filing" in the above numbered Resolutions having been discovered , the Clerk was directed to republish said "No e of iling" in the above numbered Reso- lutions , fixing the date of hearing for nine o 'clock A, M. . Saturdav,_ February 19th, 1927 . RESOLUS:ION No . 434 (Sewer Pettit ' s First Add ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objentions against the improvement or the extent of the district for a dewer in Pettit ' s First Addition, particularly des- cribed in Resolution of Intention No . 434 , adopted January 5th , 1927. The Clerk also reported that he had not received anv written protests or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter, and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 434 , Ordering the Work, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The dia- gram of the assessment district for the work pn pssed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer, was then duly aporovtd by the Board. RESOT,TTTTfT'T No . 435 (Pave Webster Street) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time- nd place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objet i.oxis against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Webster Street , particularly described 32 in Resolution of Intention No . 4351 adopted January 5th , 1927 . The Clerk also re- ported that he had not recieved any written protests or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had aoquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 435 , Ordering the Work, was adapted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approve _bv the Board. .BESOLUTTON No . 439 (Sewer,Columbia Street from Western to Lugonia Avenue) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Thu ineer to make and submit p ans and specifications for a sewer on Columbia Street; all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 439 . to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions„ the City Engineer made azul submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated b},' proposed Resolution of Intention No . 439 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 439 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 439, which ,provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. FIRST STRRT:T E T UTSTON A11T) TYPROV ,P`L Frank Moore of the Sunset Orange Company , now owner of most of the property from Third Street to First Street between State and Central Avenue , addressed the Board suggesting the clesirahility of widening First Street from Cnitnn Avenue to Central Avenue and extending the same directly throughto State Street . Some members /1 of the Board expressed themselves faynx.able to the same and suggested the feasi- bility of an eflenaion on to Brookside Avenue . Considerable time was given to the discussion of this proposed improvement and the cost of same , after which the _Engineer was requested to prepare plans and estimate of cost for a seventy foot street from Colton Avenue to Brookside Avenue and submit same at the next meeting of this Board. HEALTH AND SANITATION The City Clerk presented the ssr.heia_ctoaglaist of residents along Webster and Ohio Streets as to sanitary c.nditions existing, relative to outside toilets . complaining that a number of such toilets were in use in the block. between Western and Lugonia Avenues on both Ohio and Webster Streets , while a sewer was available in said Streets. After discussion the Health Committee was requested to take the ' matter up with the S.e.cretary of the Board of Healthy investigate the conditions pertaining in said district and report their findings to this Board. 33 A deed_ from the Redland.s Oil Q j n„v to the City of Redlands , for a strip of land , portion Block 29 . Barton Ranch , on the west side of Texas Street south of driental Avenue extended , was presented and. the Clerk authorized_and directed to have the same placed of record. MISCELLANEOUS Upon motion, the City Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer the sum of 112 ,000.90 from the General Fund to the Municipal Water Bond Fund and charge same to the tiWRter Department of the General Fund. The question of the City selling the Opera House to a private party was brm.ught. up , the Board deciding aga-nst am' sale of the property at this time or in the near future . ➢ills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting ncljournell. President Board of City Trustees . Attest : 4/1,4• .0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. February 16th, 1927 2 o 'clock, P. M. 0 A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held 1 at the regular place of meeting. Ail members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. DRAT, PETITION$ _Several members of the Christian Science Church Organizati. n were present and presented their request for the repeal. of the business licence ordinance section which places a business license upon their Practitioners, and filed with the Board their grounds for such request ; suggesting an amendment to the said section as follows : "This section shall not apply to any person whose services for others consist only of religious instruction and prayer." President Wheaton stated that he wouldlike more time to consider the matter, whereupon action was deferred until some later date , assuring the Petitioners that action would be taken in a short time . S._A.Grover presented the request of property owners of the northwest- section of the City for relief from flood water conditions prevailing in the Brockton venue Ana New York-Street sections. This matter having been before the Board at 34 other times , and the Board members feeling that it was time for some action looking toward a permanent relief from existing conditions, requested the Engineer to pre- pare and submit plans for storm water drainage system for the north side of the town at his earliest convenience. Seoretary Isham of the Chamber of Commerce was present and made his annual er au st for a donation toward the expense of the Redlands Exhibit for the National Orange Show. Upon motion, duly seconded and parried, the sum of $300 .00 was ap- propriated and the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly payable out of the General Fund. COMMTTNTCATIONS. A communication from the Secretary of the State Railroad Commission, giving notice of a hearing on the application of the Pacific Electric Railway Company for increase in paasenger_ratea and farts, to be held in Los Angeles on March 10th, 1927, at 10 o 'clock, was presented and ordered filed , and upon suggestion of Trustee Thornquest , the Clerk was directed to request Mr. Chas. A. olfe to attend the said hearing as a representative of this Board. A communication from the Mayor of Emeryville, California, requesting this Board to on-npsrate with other Cities of the Fifth and Sixth cusses, in opposing the passage of Senate Bill No. 214 and Assembly Bin Nn. 2Q, was presented , duly considered and a Resolatinn in agpnrdanoe therewith was unanimously adopted. A communication from the North Central Develop ment Association of Long Beach, California, requesting this Board to assist in securing the pAgsage of an amentment to the Improvem_et et of 1925 and the Street Improvement Aot of 1911, was presented and after due consideration, the following Resolution was adopted: R1SMITED; That our representatives in the State Legislature be and they are hereby requested to get in touch with Hon- orable Morgan Keaton, Assemblyman from the Seventieth Dis- trict and confer with him regarding certain legislation looking. toward amendments to the Improvement Act of 1911, as suggested by Mr. Keaton, and give the proposed amendment due consideration and act in accordance with their judg- ments as to what is best in the premises. A communication from Mrs. N. H. Mitchell , West Cypress Avenue , requesting the removal of eucalyptus trees near the mausoleum which she recently erected in the Cemetery, was presented and ordered filed. ekir.2.._Mistabe..11 claims that the leaves from these trees are a detriment to the mausoleum, in that the leaves Stain the granite and nothing can remove these stains. She further claims that in purchasing the lots , she un erstcod that the trees would be removed. Superintendent Hinckley stated that there was no agreement to remove the trees and that he questioned whether any damage would result to the mausoleum from the trees . The matter was discussed at some length and the Clerk directed to advise Mrs . Mitchell that condi- tions would be watbhed and if it was shown that damage would result to the mausoleum , due to the close proximity of the trees, that they would be removed. In the meantime , the matter was referred to the Engineer and Cemetery Committee for investigation and reon ' endation to this Board. 35 A communication from Er'. Turn r , 645 East Citrus Avenue , with a recommenda- tion from Dr. Dole written on the reverse side , was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS The application of Oscar Boling. presented at the last meeting of this Board, for permission to est_a.b?ish a monumental works at the northwest corner of orange Street and Delaware Avenue , coming up for action, and it appearing from a • • : -,_filed at the same time as the application, signed by a great majority of the people in the neighborhood, that such works was not desired, the Board denied the application by a majority vote , Trustee Kimball not voting. MITI Petition No . 3939 , Motor Transit C mpany, et al, requesting the extension of the _tyro hour parking zone to include fifth Street from Vine Street to Citrus Avenue and Citrus Avenue from Fifth Street to Sixth Street , was presented and granted by a majority vote of the Board, President Wheaton voting "no ." Petition No. 3940 , University of Redlands, for the closing of Cnok Street from Colton Avenue to Sylvan Boulevard, was presented and referred to the Engin er anditreet Commit_tet for investigation and recommendation. .REPORTS Reports of the Accountant , Treasurer, for the month of January , and of the East Lug_onia Mutual Water Company for the calendar year 1926, were presented and ordered filed. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 687 , Extending the Two hour P arking znne , introduced at a former meeting of this Board was amended so as to inose in and add thereto , Fifth Street from VineiStr et• to Citral Avenue and Citrus Avenue from Fifth to Sixth Street, and as amended , was continued until next meeting for final reading. Ordinance No . 688; Changing the name of Cliff Drive , introduced at a former meeting of this Board, was duly adopttd by the unanimous vote of the Board . Ordinances Nos.. 689 and 6.90 were nnntinued until next meeting. DEEDS The Clerk presented the deed of Joseph H. Smith for land taken in the opening of North place , under Resolution of Intention No . 418 , which deed was accepted and the Clerk authorized and directed to have same planed of rennrd., RESOLUTI .N? The following Resolutions were nnntinuek : Nos. 422 , 425, 427 , 428 , 429 431 , 433 and 439 . RESOLUTSON No . 3A3 (Pavtjooaevelt Road. Z On motion., it was ordered that all proceedings under Resolution of In- tent,loA No. X83 , for the paving of Rpoeevelt Roafl from Beacon Street to Highland, Avenue , be ,aand they are hereby uha nned__and held for naught , 36 ASSESSMENT MAP Resolution Number 430. (Grant Street Ornamental. Lights ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent 's Assessment to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Grant Street as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 430 , adopted October 6th, 1926. The Clerk reported that nn written anneals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board in- quired if any interested persons were present and desired to be head-o No one re- sponded, and the Board, being satisfied with the correctness nt the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball, and upon roll call was carried by the unWei- mous vote of the Board. RESOLUTION No . 432 (Ornamental Lights . Citrus Avenue ) 'The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing .in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Asaesstt ...made to cover the cost add expenses of the work and improvement of C true Avenue , as 1artieularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 432, adopted :on October 2o ,1926. The Engineer stated that some minor detaij s of the wort was not completed and requested that approval of the assessment be deferred until next meeting.. On motion the hearing on this assessment approval was continued until the next meeting. BIDS RESOLUTION NO. . 434. (Sewer_. Pettit 's First Addition.) This being the time set for the opening of bide for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No. 434, sewer, Pettit 's First Addition, the following proposal was submitted , publicly opened and declared: JL IL Lienau, Sewer, complete , per lin. ft $ 1.00 Manholes , complete , each 75.00 The bid was referred to the Gitagngiuger for checking and he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 434, which providew that the contract for said work goes to H. H. Lienau at the prices mentioned in his bid . RESOLUTTON NO„, 435 (Webster Street Paving This being the time set for the opening of bida_for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No. 435 , Paving of Webster Street , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared: Geo . Gardner. Jr; Curb , lin. ft . "concrete" $ .40 Macadamizing, sq. ft . .1285 Gutter , sq. ft . .16 Curb, stone , 10" face , lin. ft . .40 Curb, stone , 6", face , lin. ft . .40 Sewer laterals, 4", lin. ft. .60 •Concrete Dips .16 Concrete Driveways .16 Pearson A Dinkernnn Macadamizing, sq.ft. ,inc. grading .115 Gutter, sq. ft . .16 6" concrete curb , lin. ft. .40 4" Sewer laterals, lin. ft .75 6" stone curb , lin. ft. .35 10" stone curb, lin. ft . ' .40 Cone .. dip gutter crossing, sq. ft . .16 Conc. dip driveways .16 R_ wt 7.ienan Gutter paving, per sq. ft. .16 Macadamizing, sq.ft . .135 Con. curb, lineal foot .40 " Sewer,. complete , lin. ft . .70 6" stone curb, lin. ft . .40 10" stone curb , lin. ft . .45 Dip gutters, sq. ft . .16 Driveways, sq. ft . .16 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Pearson & Dickerson was reamonable and the ] Qwest, and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 435, which provides that the contract for a kerson at the prices mentioned in their bid. Sil_other bids were re jeeted.. _RESO'LUT TON No. 436 aAe Portion Eighth St ) On motion duly seconded and carried, the Board eiinpted the following Resolution: "Resolved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands, that that por- tion of Fdghth Street lying between the north line of Redlands Avenue and the north .Line of the Santa Fe Railroad Company' s Right of Way, in the City of Redlands, be and the same is hereby nloReJ , vacated and abandoned ; It is further Resolved : that it appears to the Board of Trustees of said city, that there are no costs , d amsges or expenses occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said street , as aforesaid, and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs, damages or expenses for the same therefore, no- commissioners are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work or to have supervision thereof." RESOLUTION No . 437 jjmprove Eureka;Fourth, Broothside Central etc) This being the time let for the hearing of protests to the wor_ ai. .r - - ment proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 437, improvement of Fourth,, Eureka . Brookside , West Centaal , etc . , the Clerk presented the written protest of Mary Joy et al , which, after due consideration, was denied and overruled. by the unani- mous vote of the Board. , and Resolution Ordering Work to be Done , No . 437 , was duly , .__ed . The plat of the Assessment District as prepared and submitted by the Engi- neer was then duly-spprovsk by the unanimous vote of the Board. 38 RESOLUTION No . 438 ANOsw%od Street paving, North of Olive Avec), This being the time set for the hearing of protests to the work and improve- ment proposed under Resolution of Intention No. 438 , paving of Norwood Street north oft0_liye Avenue , and none being .4aa110 or filed thereto , on motion, the Board duly Adopted Resolution Orderinga.Work_t2 Be Done , No. 438. The plat of the Asseasment_ District as prepared and submitted by the Engineer was them duly approved by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTIOILNo,. 440 • ( Kendall Street Paving 0 On.motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for paving, etc . of Kendail_ Street ; all as contemplated ,by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 440, to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the Engineer made and submitted plans and speci- fications for the work contemplated by' proposed Resolution of Intention No. 440 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : that the plans, prdfile , detailed drawings and specifi- cations prepared by the City Engineer for the paving, etc. , on Norwood Street as contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No. 440 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 440, which provides for the paving, tc . , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE .I.. Dexter , representing the Ocean Accident Guaranty Company addressed the Board relative to public liability insurance, and presented figures covering the Wyatt Opera House , the Swimming Pool , the Water and Cemetery_ Departments , these being the Departments where such insurance is probably most needed. After due considera- tion, the Board authorized Mr. Dexter to prepare a policy covering these departments: ' TAX_REBATE Upon request of the School Board, tax under City Tax Receipt No . 1036 , upon property at 848 East State Street , now owned by the School Board, was ordered re- bated and the Cleat authorized and directed to make groper entries on the tax roll of 1926 and credit the Tax Collector accordingly. Upon request and as per custom of dormer years, City Tax Bills Nos 3092 and 3847 of Daniel Smiley in the sum of $979.10 were ordered rebated and the Clerk directed to give proper credit to the City Tax Collector in his settlement for 1926 taxes . MISCELLANE US The lientone_ Water Company presented , through Engineer Hinckley, a written proposal to sell to the City, the entire stook of said Company for the sum of 520 ,000. The Board declined the proposal at this time , and referred the matter to i • 35 the Engineer and Water Committee for investigation and recommendation. The Clerk presented the oral request of W. H. Smith, President of the Checker Club, that the city pay—for the lightiji&_j their grounds in the rear of the City Hall. Upon Lotion, the request was denied , it developing that the lawn owling assoei.at.ion_inatalled its own lighting system and paid charge .for lighting as well. and 6alarrtesware. ordtred paid as awd'iTed 1::) the lna..ce Cow,... itte, No-furr£her business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned to meet on February 19th , 1927 , at 9 :00 o 'clock A. M. Afc: p e93den oar Trustees Attest : Asia AnalP -0-0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. February 19th, 1927. 9 o'clock ,pnrnuent to adjournment , the Board met on above-date and hour with all members present , for the purpose of nnnsideraing the maps of assessments under Resolutions Nos _ ' _ _ _ __ a .: 43 . Regnln inn Nn . 4RT. (Nosatood St-- paving, South oI Olive ) The Clerk notified the Board. that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute and adjournment , for the continued hearing in the matter or the Street Superintendent ' s.kssessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on_Korwood Street , Aouth of Olive Avenue , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 422 , adopted on July 21st , 1926 . The Clerk reported that ,no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, khereupon the President of the Board inquized if any interested persons were present_and desired to be heard . No one responded, and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball , and upon roll call was married by the unanimous vote of the Beard. Resolution No. 427 (,Brookside Avenue Improvement ) T4e Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to Statute and adjournment , for the 99.nti^"ed�g in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Ass ssment made to mover the cost and exnen�ea 1 the work and 40 improvement on Brookside Avenue , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 427 , adopted on August 4 , 1926 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded, and the Board, being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball, and upon roll call was carried by the unani- mous vote of the Board. RBsolution No . 428 (First Street Improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute and adjournment , for the continued hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on First Streets , as particularly described in R esolution of Intention No. 428 , adopted on August 4 , 1926. The Clerk reportee that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the. day set for the hearing•, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if. any interested persns were present and desired to be heard.. No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the correntness of t e _Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thorngt}est that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which ' motion was sbconded by Trustee Kimball, and upon roll call was carried by the uaeni- mous vote of the Board. Resolution No, 425 (Stillman Avenue Improirement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and plane set pursuant to statute and adjournment , for the continued hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on_Brookside Avenue , as particuarly described in Resolution of Inten- tion No . 425 , adopted on July 21, 1926. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed • with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . George , _Shane and Mrs. Elside Rollins and others protested the method used in making the Assessments, also protested the quality of work done and the condition of the street at the present time . The City Engineer expelained that the method used in this pro- ceeding was the same as used in all such proceedings and used by the great majority of the cities of Southern California. He_Also stated that the present condition of the Street was due to the heavy rains coming so soon. after the finishing coat was placed , resulting in sand being washl4 and the street left in moreorless rough con- dition, and that probably an extra finishing coat maybe required. After due con- sideration the approval of the map was withheld and this hearing continued until the next meeting of the Board . 41 •n o • 431 (Center St. SideNta lks) IIThe Clerk notified the Board that thi's was the time and place set pursuant to statute and adjournment , for the continued hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on Center Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 431 , adopted on October 6th, 1926 . The Clerk presented the written protest of Mr, W. C. Warner as to the quality ofjv ric done, which was ordered filed. Mrri .Warner was present and addressed the Board along the same lines. Trustee Fowler stated that he had seen the work and , that he did not, conaider it a first- class fob. After due consideration the approval of the map was withheld and this hearing was continued until the next meeting of this Board . MISCELLANEOUS IIMr. N. L. Levering was present and urged the Board to take Steps looking toward the paving of Colton Avenue to the west City Limits. He was advised that this improvement was included in the ,program of this Board. The Building Inspector , M. E. Armstrong-,_was authorized, and directed to aeoure one hundred conies of the Uniform Building Code as prepared by the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference , at a4Kice not exceeding $1.00 per No further bnainess demanding attention, on motion, the meeti� journed. 07SA /,ore 01. President , Board of city Trustees Attest :465k. I -0-0-0-0-0- Redlands, California. March 2nd , 1927. Two o 'clock P. M. A_eguiar meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Trustees Fowler, Kimball , Thornquest and Wheaton, together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . Absent : TrusteeTyree . The minutes of the last regular meeting and the adjourned regular meeting of February 19th, were read and approved. II COOK STREEQ The first matter considered was the proposed closing of Cook Street from Sylvan Boulevard to Colton Avenue as requested by the University of Redlands , in 42 Petition No . 3940 , filed at the last meeting of this Board. The Clerk presented a protest signed by A. W. tones , et al , requesting this Board to deny the petition of the University of Redlands, and to reennstruct the bridge over the Mill Creek Zanja, destroyed by the recent storm, and to keep the street open to public travel . Miss P,lcig, 137 Cook Street , as spokeswoman for the protestants , made a very passionate and earnest plea for the retaining of the street as a public thoroughfare . The matter was discussed at some length , but action was deferred until next meeting for further hearing. • • RESOLUTIONS ASSESSMENT MAPS Resolution No. 435. (Stillman Ave Pave ) The next matter considered was the hearing on the approval of the assess- ment map for the improvement of Stillman Avenue under Resolution No . 485 , continued from last meeting. A protest signed by Jgsse Brown et al, to the plan of assess- ment , charging a portion of corner lots on Church Street to the remaining 1 is on Stillman Avenue , was presented and ordered filed , and after due consideration a motion by Trustee Kimball seconded by Trustee Fowler , that thh said written _protest , together with each and all verbal protests be denied and overruled, was duly adopted , whereupon a motion that the assessment map as prepared by the City Engineer be _ap.proved and confirmed, was adopted by the unanimo>>s 9ote of the four members present. Reso ution No . 4 1 (Center & Clark Sts . Sidewalk) This .being the date set for the continued hearing on the map of assessment for the improvement under said Resolution No . 431 , the Engineer requested that the hearing be continued until the next meeting of this Board , for further •checkfng of some-minor-defeot3ninnworkmanship"claimedbby''some of thoselowhose property is:an the assessment^diatrict; On motion the request of the Engineer was granted and this hearing continued until next meeting. Resolution No . 432 (Citrus Ave Or mental Lights .) This being the date set for the continued hearing on the map of assessment for the improvement under said Resolution Nn . 4.32, the Engineer requested that the hearing be continued until the next meeting of this Board , for the purpose of allowing the completion of some minor details of the work. On motion the request was granted and this hearing continued until the next meeting. On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 429 , 434 , 435, 437 , 438 and 440 . 43 RESOLUTION No . 439 IICaolumbia Nt . Sewer) This being the time set for the hearing of protests to the work and improve- ment proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 439 , sewer on Columbia Street from Western to Lugonia Avenues, and none being made or filed thereto , on motion, the Board duly adopted Resolution Ordering Work to be Done , No . 439, The plat of the 13 Asses_sptent District as prepared Mud submitted by the Engineer, was then duly approved by the unanimous vote of the four members present . _REMOTION ION $o. 43 rr .3 The Clerk presented the report of the Cnmmissinnera. filed in his office January 19 , 1927 , and due notice having been given fixing March 1st , 1927 as the -last day for proteststo the said- Commissioners rennrt for the opening of Ro smnnf ,_ Mariposa and Vn llevista Drives, in the Country Club District , under Resolution of II IntentionNo . 433 , and no written proseet being made or filed , and no one present protesting, the report was duly adopted and confirmed by the unanimous vote of the our .members present . RESOLUTIONIio, A41 (Opening and Widening of First Street, ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and apeaifiaations for the opening and widening ofjFirst Street from Calton Avenue to Citrus Avenue ; all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 441 , to be hereafter adopted. '• rsuant ,o instruet7e, the E : ineer made : d submi ' ed pla and-speci fi ations for the wor. contemplated by propo- :d Resolutio. of Int• .tion No. 441 , c where on the B. :rd adop ed the fol .wing Resol tion: I Resolved • that th' plans , .rofile , detail-d drawi .s and spe i- f- - Sc -ficatio. s prepar:d by the ity Engineer for the opining and ' widenin• of First treet as contemplated oder prop. sed Reso a ution o ' Intention o . 441 , 'e and the say - are her- $ . ap- ceszdc roved and :dopted. , On mtbtaion, the =.ard then '•uly adopt- , Resolution . f Intention No . 4i •, , which p ovides f r the ope ' ing and wi • ening, ant :11 matters : . $ things as : -t fi h in said Reso tion. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk , Treasurer, Recorder and FirQDepertment for the month of Febriay 1927 , were presented and ordered filed. PETITIONS c Petition No . 3941 , Elephant Orchards, et al, for the opening and wish ng of First Street from Citrant Arenue to Colton Avenue , was presented and, prdered II fi e , this matter being already under consideration by the Board and the Engineer having heretofore been requested to .pr par epians andae of o_ost for same. 44 TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 709 , Harvey Cox for removal of umbrella trees along his II property on the north line of Laurel Avenue , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Tree Committee . cowman= Communications from Hon. Ralph E. Swing, Senator , and Homer R. Spence , Secretary to Governor Young , acknowledging rf.oeipt of copies of Resolutions of this Board relative to certain bills now before the legislature , and from E. A. Moore , relating towork of the City Planning Commission, were pre- sented and orc,ere _filed. A communication from the _L.egislative Committee of Sacramento City Council, requesting this Board to endorse Senate Bills Nos_. 778 to 780 , inc . and 798 to 801 inc . , which provide_for. the return_ to the State Capital, all State Departments , Boards , and Bureaus now located outside of said Capital, was, presented and ordered filed„ II and upon motion, the following Resolution was duly adopted : Resolved: That the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands go on record as being hearths! in favor of the passage of said Senate Bilis above referred to and that our representa- tives in the legislature be requested to aid in every honor- able way the passage of said measures. A communication from the City Clerk of Redding, California, inclosing a copy of Assembly Bill No : 917 . amending Section 876 , approved March 13, 1883, re- lating to the duties of City Treasurer in the handling of monies received by him, was presented and ordered filed . It appearing that this bill. if enacted into law would work very material hardship upon eities of the sixth class ,_ operating public utilities such as Municipal Water. Electric , etc , thus directly affecting this city, upon motion, the following Resolution was adopted : Res old that this Board enter its protest to the adoption of IIsaid Assembly bill and urge its representatives at Sacramento to use all honorable means to this and. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 687, Extending the two hour parking zone, introduced at the meeting of January 19th, 1927 , and amended at the meeting of February 16th, 1927, was passed and adopted by the following vote : _Ayes ; Trustees Fowler, Kimball, Thornquest and Wheaton .-__Dioe-s_t None. -.absent : Trustee Tyree. Ordinanoes Nes. 689 and 690_. relating t9 Building Code and Fire Zone, were % continued until next meeting. .N.ORTH PLACE &_Halsey St . The improvement of North Place and Halsey Street was discussed, but action fdeferret for further investigation. IISTATE PLANNING CONFERENCE J. J. Prendergast was delegated to represent this City at the State Plannin Conference to be held at Oakland, California, March 4th and 5th, 1927. 45 Upon recommendation of the City Marshal , Leo. Es Trainor was appointed pglioeman, to serve from and after March 1st . 1927 . .JUILAING' INSPECTOR IPresident Wheaton presented the verbal complaint of E. B. Cook, relative to controversy with Inspector Armstrong as to the wiring of his building at the north- east corner of Cypress Avenue and San Mateo Street . The Inspector explained that a different type of wiring was required for store buildings to that required for resi- dences. Mr. Cook claimed that as the building was used fart for residende and part for store purposes , he should be allowed to wire accordingly, while the Inspector contended that the entire building should be wired as for store use . The permit granted Mr. Cook in August of 1926 , specified a "store building" . The Board sus- tained the contention of the Building inspector in ordering the building wired according to specifications for store building. „i MI C LLANEOUS The Engineer was directed to prepare plans for the paving of the alley bet- ' ween Citrus Avenue and Vine Street from Fifth Street to Sixth Street . The Attorney presented the proposal of W. L. }toward to sell the city fifty- three (53) shares of East-Lugonia Mutual Water Company stook at $125 .00 per share and to apply same as first payment on the cost of installation of a water system by the City inJxi.s_Ment_one Acres Ito . 2, the balance , if any to be paid one-half in January, 1928 , and one-half in July_, 1928 , with six percent interest . The Attorney was authorized and directed to prepare contract accordingly and submit same to this Board for ratification. Bills and Salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. S kre47)/M President Board of City Trustees. II i Attest : �{ iai_ ity '>4"Fir- ----0-0-0---- Redlands , California . March 16th. 1927. " Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands, held at the regular place of' meeting. II All members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. COMMUNIQATIO_NS A communication from the Water on_servation Association of Riverside , Calif- 46 ornia , requesting this City for a contribution toward the work of the Association, was presented and ordered filed, and as per custom of previous years, on motion, the sum of 0250 .00 was appropriated for said purpose, and the Clerk authorized and direoted to issue a warrant accordingly , payable out of the General Fund and charge same to the Water Department . A communication from the Secretary of the Standardization Conference , rela- ting to sand , rock and gravel specifications , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . A communication from H. H. Ford . calling attention of the Board to the bad condition of Sunset Drive , was presented_ and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . A communication from Cecile J. Leuba suggesting the beautifying of the raadway along Sunset Drive , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee for inspection and recommendation. APPLICATIONS s PERMITS H. P. D. Kingsbury presented plans for a proposed Court on the north side of Fern Avenue immediately east of ,Pest ' g Add; tion,No_._ _1 ,_ and requested a permit to erect same . On motion, the request was granted. C. E. Blanc presented plans for an eight unit court at the southeast cor- ner of Cajon Street and Cypress Avenue and requested permission to erect same . After due consideration the request was granted, with the pr viso that the buildings be set ,back at least twelve feet from the east line of Cajon Street. Twee Kimball, on behalf of the local sponsors of the Chautauqua , re- quested permission for the use of the Amphitheatre the latter part of April, 1927 . yr. T, Fegruson was present and called the attention of the Board to damage done to the park benches by the Chautauqua last season in erecting and taking down their tents , stating that the damage amounted to about 540.00 . and suggesting that a de- posit be required, or anraeone�be made responsible for any damage that might occur as a result of the Chautauqua being held in the Amphitheatre . After some discussion the Clerk was authorized and directed to present the Ellison-White Company with a demand for 040 .00 to cover last seasons damage and to advise them that a deposit or guarantee would be required for the use of the bowl this sexton; it being under- stood that this rule would apply to any one using the bowl under similar conditions. PETITIONS Petition No . 3942 , Mrs. E. E. Gransbury and others for sewer on Division Street between Central_Avenue and the Railroad , was presented and referred to the Engineer tor plans and, estimate of cost . Petition Nol 3943 , Redlands School District , et al , for grading and oiling of Occidental Drive from Brockton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue , was presented and re- fefred to the Engineer and Street Committee. Petition No . 3944 , Emma L. Jackson, et al, for the widening of Second Street , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . 47 TREE PETITION In the matter of Tree Petition No . 709 , Harvey , Cox, the Tree Committee recommended that alternate trees be removed. DEEDS, Deeds from R, P. Cole , A. M. Soares, Alfred E. Taylor, George W. Broome , for a thirty foot roadway , Pennsylvania Avenue east of Church Street , were presented , accepted , and the Clerk authorized and directed to have same pla_oed of record.. ORDINANCES Ordinances Numbers -689 and 6itwere continued at the request of the Attorney, REPORTS Report of the Accountant for the month of February was presented and ordered filed. J. J. Prendergast made verbal report of his attendance at the convention of the State Planning Conference at Oakland, March 4 and 5, 1927. ' RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 429 , 433 , 434, 435. Resolution No . 441 (First St . Improvement ) The question of the improvemen. of First Street from Colton Avenue to Citr s Avenue , plans for which were requested of the Engineer at the last meeting of this Board, was discussed at some length by Messrs. Kingsbury, Hird , Rowe and Moore , and Miss Jackson, !oined in by several members of the Board of Trustees. The widening of £e,o9nd_Street as proposed by Petition this day filed , entered somewhat into the dis- cussion. Members of the Board expressing themselves as being undecided at this time• as to what is necessary and best for all parties interested, it was suggested that the Planning Committee look over the situation and that action be deferred until 111 a later date . It was so ordered. Resolution- No . 444 . ' ' . o . . , .. . ._ ee . • The question of closing Conk S .r . from ' : , : . _ e . • . • . ;wine as requested by the University of Redlands and apposed by several property owners in the district , was next discussed by Messrs Cozer, Strait and Gregory approving the closing, = . . • I ' ' , • . • - _ s, and Peter G. McIver , Attorney representing property owners , op_o song the closing. The Clerk presented a written communication from ,E. A. Moore and some twenty other realtors endorsing the pro- posed closing of the street . It appearing that the main contention of the o . .osition to the closing of the Street , was the bad and dangerous condition of S _van Bou evert and an outlet for them. The Trusttes assured them thatS looking to the widening and repairing of said boulevard. After due consideration a motion by Trustee Kimball, seconded by Trustee Fowler , Resolution of Intention No . 444 , providing for said closing was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board.. A motion was then made and unanimously passed that the Engineer prepare and submit 48 plans at the next meeting of this Board for the improvement of Sylvan Boulevard as a sj,xty foot Street from Church Street to Wabash Avenue . RESOLUTION OF INTENTION No. 445 (Close Dearborn St , South of Fifth Ave . ) Upon request of Petition No . 3935, Tnlina Patrnaae , the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands „adopted Resolution of Intention No . 445 , which_provides for the closing of Dearborn Street in said city south of Fifth Avenue and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUT NOF INTERTION No . 442 (Halsey Street Improvementt On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit Glans and specifications for improvement of Halsey Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 442 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions, the City Engineer made and submitted plana and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 442, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Restive .: That the plane , profile , detailed drawing and specie fioLtions prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed. Resolution of Intention No . 442 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion the Board then duly gdnpted Resolution of Intention No . 442. which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. REZOLUT ION OF INTKNTIIlN No . 443 (Alley Paving . B1k A, Sub 31k 28 , R. Survey) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the paving of Alley in Block A, Sub . of Block 28 , Redlands Survey, from Fifth Street to Sixth Strebt,,talltasaOOntemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 443 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted glans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 443 , whereupon the Board Adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 443 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention NR: 443, which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. ASSESSIW'ENT MAPS RESOLUTION No . 431, (Center and Clark Sts. Sidewalks. ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place for the con- tinued hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on Center and Clark Streets as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 431 , adopted October 6 , 1926. 45 The Engineer reported that the objections of Mr . Warner, filed at a former meeting of this Board , had been remedied as far as possible by the contractor, and recommended that the work be aco .t_ed, whereupon a motion was made by Trustee Thorn- quest that the Assessment be approved and on nfirmed , which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION No . 432 (Citrus Avenue Ornamental Lights. ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place for the con- in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on Citrus Avenue as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 432, adopted on October 20th , 1926 . T1ie Engineer reported the completion of some minor de ails of the work which caused the continuance of this hearing, and recommended that the work be now accepted, whereupon a motion was made by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be a. 'roved an, confirmed, which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION No . 437 .r. . e • ' . : - - ---. • :_! . . - ' . - - ' ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 437 , improvement , _Eurela, Fourth,Brookside , Central, etc. , the following ironnaais.were submitted ,publicly opened and declared : Pearlgon & Dickerson Macadamizing, sq. ft. 0 .199 Gutter , sq. ft . .18 Recap Stone Curb .26i Reconstruct Stone Curb .53 5" cone . Driveways .18 5" cone . Dips .19 Lighting System Complete 1680.00 Gem. Gardner, Jr. Gutter, sq. ft . .18 Macadamizing, sq. ft . .15 Curb, recapped, lin. ft. .25 Curb , reconstructed . sq. ft . .50 Conc . Dips and Drives, sq. ft . .16 Lights Complete 2100.00 The bids were referred to the City Rneina_er for checking and he reported that he considered the bids not reasonable and recommended that they be rejected and new bids called for. Upon motion, unanimously adopted , all bids were declared re- jected and the Clerk was authorized and directed to readvertise for bids for doing said work. RES.01dflON Naa 4 (Nortood Street - North of Olive Ave ) This being the time set for the opening of kids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 428 , pave Norwood Streets north of Olive Avenue , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : -gala Macadamizing, sq. ft. 0 .135 Gutter - .18 Gutter recapped .25 Curb reset .30 Driveways .20 50 Pearson & Dickerson Macadamizing, sq. ft . $ .126 Gutter, sq. ft . .17 Recap stone curb .26 IIReset Stone curb .53 5" cone . driveways .18 Geo . Gardner, Jr. Curb, reset , lin. ft . .50 Macadamizing, sq. ft . .13 Gutter , sq. ft . .17 Driveways , sq. ft . .16 Curb recap, lin. ft . .25: The bids were referred to the City Engineer for checking and he reported that the bid of Pearson & Dickerson was reasonable and the lawest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 438 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Pearson & Dickerson at the prices mentioned in his bid. RESOLUTION No . 439 (Columbia Street Sewer ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be IIdone under Resolution of Intention No . 439 , Sewer . Columbia Street , the following proposal was submitted , publicly opened and declared : H. H. Lienau Sewer , complete , per lin. ft . $ 1.00 Manholes , complete , each 75.00 The bid was referred to the City Engineer for checking and he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 439 , which provides that the contract for said work roes to H. H. Lienau at the prices mentioned in his bid : RESDLUTT0_N_No . 440 (Kendall &t.laving) This being the time set for the hearing of protests to the work and improve- ' ment proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 440 , paving Kendall Street , and none being made or filed thereto , on motion, the Board duly adopted Resolution Ordering Work to Be Done , No . 440. The Plat of the Assessment District as prepared and submitted by the Engineer was then duly approved by the unanimous vote of the $oard. MIa E7.LANEOUS The Engineer was authorized and directed to proceed with the building of a Reserovir east of the Country Club for supplying water to the areas not under the present reservoir system. The attention of the Board having been called to the placing of Doles in the streets in the University Tract by the Edison Company when the plat of the subdivision calls for poles to be in the alleys only , was referred to the City II At orney for advice as to powers of this Board in such matters. 1 51 Mr. Patch of the Patch Raalty etanany sought information as to the atti- tude of this Board relating to the wale of the Wyatt Opera House.. President Wheaton advised Mr. Patch that the Wyatt Opera House was purchased and being held for the benefit of the Community and that no sale would be considered by the Board until guaranteed the erection of a building to care for the needs of the Community as now provided by the Wyatt Opera House lease . President Wheaton presented the verbal request of the Kn_irhts of the Round Table for grading stakes along the proposed Hentschke Crafton Hills Drive . The request was granted. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. U �SLC c,„ -C2,61/1 President of the Board of City Trustees. Attest : 000 City Clerk. -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. Lor 'l 6th 1927. Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. ORAL PET.IT10NS Hon. L. M. wing . representing the Chamber a Y Cnmmerne , called the atten- tion of the Board to the bad condition of Sunset Drive and suggested the advisa- bility of appointing a special committee composed of citizens personally interested in keeping the drive in first class condition. Mr. Hinckley stated that the Drive should be oiled and sanded and the cost Would be about $7 ,000 . After some dis- cussion the matter was referred to the Engineer and Street Committee for investiga- tion and recommendation to this Board. H. E. Hall addressed the Board , stating that information had come to him of a • runken condition of certain employees at the Wyatt Opera House on the evening of the late High School Play. Fire Chief Green concurred in what Mr. Hall said, except that those who were guilts were not employed by the West Coast Company for that occasion. There being some doubt in the minds of the Board as to where the responsibility rested for the employment of such help , the matter was referred to Trustees Kimball and Fowler and the City Attorney, for investigation and report to this Board of their findings . 52 Mr. Feldman, holder of the ,Sylvan Park Refreshment Concession appeared be- fore the Board stating that he was making some improvements to the building and was installing a sewer at a cost of approximately $125.00 , =and requested the Board for a three year lease of $ 200 .00 a year. Upon motion the request was granted and the City Attorney authorized and directed to jrepare the necessary pavers for same. Marshal Thomas called the attention of the B oard to the question of heavy truck traffic in the business district and suggested the desirability of routing heavy through trucks over Colton Avenue and Chnrnh Street . It was suggested that signs be erected accordingly. The matter was referred to the Marshal and Engineer, with power to act . E. A. Moore , of the City Planning Commission, made verbal report and re- ques ed that an Ordinance or Resolution be passed establishing the powers and defining the duties of said Commission. Referred to the City Attorney for legal advice as to the powers of this Board in such matters. AZELICATIOIL-2ERMIT Application of Reed & Bell for permit to erect a small fire-proof store building at the northwest corner of Brookside Avenue and First Street at an estimated cost of $3 ,000: was presented and upon motion the permit was granted with the proviso :of a twenty-five foot set back from the Street . Application bf toy Miles to erect a two foot square sign over the sidewalk at 817 Orange Street was presented and on motion, denied by the unanimous vote of the Board. COMUMUNICATIONS An unsigned communication relating to sanitary conditions on High Avenue and Stuart Avenue , was presented and ordered filed in the waste basket without consideration. A communication from the Water Conservation Association of Riverside_„ acknowledging receipt of $250.00 as this City ' s contribution for the Association' s work during 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from Boulder Dam Association announcing the annual meeting of the Association to be held at Las Vegas, Nevada, Saturday , April 16th, 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from „Zahn P. Wick, West Fern Avenue , urging that additional street lights be installed on_said Avenue , was presented and referred to the lighting committee . PETITIONS Petition No . 3945, Fred Ko]Jrnan, for change of location of the_ electric light pole in front of his place at 36 South Buena Vista Street was presented and referred to the Engineer with power to act . Petition No. 3946, Mrs. M. J . Yost , et al, for the improvement of Lugonia Park between Washington & Clay °Streets , was presented and referred to the Park Com- 53 mittee for investigation and recommendation to this Board . Tree Petition No . 710 , A. R. Bowen, for removal of umbrella trees in front of his property along the south line of Crescent Avenue between San Janinto anti San Mateo Streets wale presented and referred to the Engineer and Tree Committee with power to act . ORDINANCJS Ordinance No . 689 , Relating to Adaptinn of Uni$ormL B aiming Carle , intro- duced at a former meeting of this Board , was duly passed by the following vote : _ yesi Trustees Wheaton, Tyree , Thornquest , Kimball and Fowler net; None Absent : None Ordinance No , 690 , Establishing Fire Znnes under the Uniform Building Code , introduced at a former meeting of this Board , was duly passed by the following vote : Ayes ; Trustees Wheaton, Tyree , Thornquest , Kimball and Fowler Nnaa _ None Absent : None 111 .REPORTS Report of the Clerk, Treasurer , Recorder, Fire Department , for the month of March, were presented and ordered filed. Report of the Southwestern Home Telephone Company for the year ending December 31st , 1 26, showing fran -hiae tax due this City in ghe sam of $1504.48 , was presented and ordered filed, Report of Charley 'A, Rolfe . Chairman of Transportation Committee of this Board filed his written report of the hearing before the Railroad Commission, March 10th, 1927 , of the Pacific Elec .Liss Railway CQmgany for an increase in rates and fares , which report was ordered filed . The Clerk was authorized and directed to communicate t-0. Mr._Ral.fe the appreciation of this Board for his efforts and the data contained in his report : RESOLTTT IONS. The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 429 , 433, 434 , 43O, 438 , 439 , 442 , 443, 444 and 445. „RESOLUTION No, 43.7 (,Improvement_. Eaurth _ Fla ems) This being the time set for the apen' ng of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 437 , improvement of Fourth, Eureka Streets , _ e . . , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared: A, W_. GarAner Macadamizing , sq. ft . .088 Stone Curb, lin . ft , reset or new .48 Curb, lin . ft . , recap .25 Gutter, sq. ft . .18 Driveways and dips, sq. ft . .17 Lights Complete 1550 .00 ' earann 4 niek .rann Macadamizing, sq. ft . .098 Concrete dips , sq. ft . .19 Concrete gutters, sq. ft . .18 Recap Stone Curb , lin. ft . .265 Reconstruct stone curb , lin ft . .53 Concrete driveways, sq. ft . .18 Lighting system complete 1680.00 54 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of As_N.__Cezdner was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award Nn : 437, , which provides that the contract for said work oes to A W Gardn r at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were re ieejesi. RESQLUTIO1 No . 449, (Kendall Street Paving.) This being the time set for the opening of hirls for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 4401 paving Kend_e.11_2treet , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared: H. H. j,ienau Macadamizing, sq. ft. .135 Curb , lin . ft . .45 Driveways , sq. ft . .18 Sewer , complete , lin. ft . .80 Gutter, sq. ft . .172 Curb recapped .25 Curb , reset_ , lin. ft . .30 Stone curb .50 Pe_ar9nn a Dickerson Macadamizing, sq. ft . .13 Curb, lin. ft . Concrete ,45 Curb, lin. ft . , Stone .45 Sewer laterals , complete , lin . ft . .75 Concrete gutter, sq. ft . .18 Concrete drives, sq. ft. .18 Recap Curb , lin. ft . .20 Reset curb , lin. ft . ,40 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of ,Feitrson & Dickerson was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the_award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 440 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Pearson & Dickerson at the prices mentioned in their bid. All other bids were rejected. RESOhUTIOfl Na. 441 (First St . Openin,_& PJideningl_ The o ep ning and widening of F_ir3i Street was discussed at some length by W _ Moore and members of this Board . The Board approved the plans of opening. the '' Street to a 70 foot width from Colton Avenue to Citrug_Avenue , establishing the east line as a straight line , with an offset in the west line , leaving the street as now established between 0entral Avenue an4. Stuart Avenue. The Engineer submitted an e - - . " the cost , which was ordered filed . The Clerk was authorized and directed to publish a notice of a meeting of all parties interested , to be held Wednesday, April 13th, at 7 :30 P. M. , in the Council Chamber of the City Hal, for the purpose of considering this proposed improvement . SThVAN BOULEVARD The proposed imnro_y-ement of Sylvan Boulevard was discussed at some length and ennttnued for further details of plans and estimate of cost . JiESOLUTTCIN No. 446 (North Place Improvement ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and spenifinationp for improvement of North Place , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 446 , to be hereafter adopted. 55 Pursuant to instructions , the City Enaineer made and ,submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 446 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resulvs4 : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and specifications prepared by the City `'ngineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No. 446 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention Nn 446 , which provides for the work and improvement, .and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 447 (Open Alley. Brockton To Lugonia , between Hearld & Tribune Ste. ) Upon recommendation of the Engineer, for sanitary purposes , the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , adopted Resolution of Intention No . 449 . which provides for the opening_oi an alley betweeni, Hearld and Tribune Streets , from Brockton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. CONTRACT An agreement between W. E. Howard and this City for the sale by Mr. Howard and the purchase by the City of 53 shares of the capital stock of the Fast Lugonia Mutual Water Company, at a price of $125.00 cer share , was presented and the President and Clerk of this Board were authorized and directed to execute the same for and bn behalf of the City. And ins.connection therewith, the Clerk was directed to acknowledge reaeijt of the assignment of above contract sale by said Howard, •to the Pacific Southwest Truste and Savings B ank of this City, a copy of said Assignment being ordered filed. FIRE HOSE 111 Chief Green and the Fire Committee recommended the purchase of 1000 feet of 2*" hose and 500 feet of 1" tense , and the Clerk was authorized and directed to publish notice calling for bids on same. FIRE SIREN Upon recommendation of Fire Chief Green and Committe_s e,the Board authorized the purchase and installation of the siren now in use by the Fire Department and authorized the removal of the old fire bell from the top of the building. MISCELLANEOUS Fire Chief Green called the attention of this Board to protest of the Pacific Coast Board of Underwriters to the installation of four inch water mains , as being insufficient to afford proper fire protection. Improvement of Roosevelt Road was discussed at some length with no definite action. President Wheaton called the attention of the Board members to the urgent need of following improvements : New bridge in San Timoteo Canyon, paving Roosevelt Rom,, West Colton Avenue, University Street , Sylvan Boulevard , Sunset Drive , build 56 stage and rest rooms at the Amphitheatre , provide for Sunday Summer concerts at the Sylvan PAS. Improve Mill Creek Mu3icinal Camp grounds , all at a cost of approxi mately $50 ,000. , and suggested the probability of a special tax levy over a period of two yews to provide funds for same , urging the Board members to give such a program serious thought before the next meeting. A demand for the sum of 667.25 for labor and materials for a small bridge or culvert at the intersection of Sunnyside and Cedar Avenue , was presented by W. E. Rabbeth and upon motion , the demand was denied , and the matter referred to the City Attnrney and Eneineer. jilts and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee; No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. President , Board of City Trustees. Attest ; 4 G �i y -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California . April 20th . 1927: Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. - All members present including the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer; The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved: SOMM1JNIC ATIONS The following communications were presented and ordered filed : From Mrs. Thomas Sanborn acknowledging expression of sympathy ; Boulder Dam Association advising change of date of annual meeting at Las Vegas , Nevada , from April 16th to April 23rd , 1927 ; , Ellison-White Chataueua System inclosing check for 840 .00 , covering damages to park benches in the Apphitheatre in 1926 ; Raymond G. Osborne Labrateries of Los Angeles , relating to examination of it drinkin_ water ; G. M. !mourner, 645 East Citrus Avenue , relating to nuisance , so-termed , caused by V P .J3unt , truck operator , using the P. E. Car Barn on East Citrus Avenue ; E. M. Lyon. relating to the fire siren; California State Board of Health , inclosing water supply permit for this , City. A communication from_W. J. Tenches requesting the City to supply him with 57 domestic water for his subdvision _east of entone , was presented and after discus- sion the Engineer was authorized and directed to supply said water under the usual terms and conditions for supplying water to parties outside the City. A communication from the Pacific Electric Railway Company relating to the aosLuisition of the abandnned riehht-nf-way p.f said Company along Garden Street was presented and referred to, the Engineer and Street Committee . PETITIONS Petition No . 3947 , I. Albert , for sewer in alley between Herald and Tribune Streets from Brockton Avenue to Western Avenue , was presented and ordered filed: Petition No ., 3948 , C . H. Singer , for sidewalks on Webster Street Pram • . . : e. _e _ • . Avenue , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 711, J. M. Nicholson, et al , for the planting of carob ong the west line of Grant Street in the Parkwood Addition ; and Tree Petition No : 712, R . Caldwell , for the removal of palm trees at the northeast corner of Highland Avenue and, Monterey Streets , were presented and granted as per recommendation of the Tree Committee . Tree Petition No : 713 , Southern California Edison Company for the remnval of palm trees on the west side of Colton Avenue west of New York Street; was presented and referred to the Tree Committee. LUGONIA PARK IMPROVEMENT Trustee Kimball of the Park Committee reported upon Petition No. 3946 , u - . M. J. Yost and others , requesting the improvement of Lugonia Park between ' Washington and Clay Streets , recommended that a strip of lawn forty feet wide upon Washington and Clay Streets sides and sixty_Peet wide on the Lugonia Avenue side be planted , and said recommendation was endorsed by the B oard and the Park Superin- tendent was authorized and directed to make said improvement . APPLICATION-PERMIT -A. E. Taylor , Contractor , requested permission to erect a gasoline service station and anto-9t�e at the northeast corner of Csjnn and Vine Streets . Upon motion the request wasgranted. : 01• x: Report of the .Clerk for the Quarter ending March 31st , 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. Report of the City Accountant for the month ofMarch , was presented and ordered filed . Report of the Southern California Gas Company for the year ending December 31st , 1926 , inclosing check for 13 .192 .45 covering its franchise tax due the city 58 for said period , was presented and ordered filed. Trustee Kimball reported that upon investigation and interviews with parties connected with the recent High School Show at the Wyatt Opera House , he was convinced that there was no grounds for the charges of drunkeness, presented to this Board at its last meeting: FIRE TiOSE a This being the time setfor the opening of bids for 1000 feet of 2i inch fire hose , and 500 feet of 1* inch fire hose , President Wheaton addressed the members of the Board and visitors present , stating that rumors had come to him of a suggestion to one of the city employees that his recommendation of a certain Company ' s fire hose would be worth tem cents a font to him. He then requested bidders present to express temselves if they so desired , whereupon each of the five representatives present denied the charge . Fire Chief Creen being present , addressed the Board stating that one Cosgrove , of the American Rubber Mfg _ fompsny, was the man who had made the proposal to him: Mr. Cos-ove denied the charge and was supported in same by Mr. Howland , the local representative . The President then called for bids , and the following proposals were publicly opened and declared : Name Brand . Price Pioneer Rubber Mills 21" Victor Double Jacket:. $ .90 ft 11" " .65 ft E._'LL. Cope Com'1_Qp . 2k" Bay State 1200 :00 - 1000 ft 2 " Cambridge 1100 .00 - 1000 ft le" Bay State 375 .00 - 500 ft Amer: Rubber Mfg. Co (Howland) 2z" Cracker jack 1.15 ft 2Q" American 1.00 ft 21" Lightning .90 22" Underwriters :75 1Q" Crackerjack .80 11" American .70 le Lightning .60 Eureka Fire Hose Mfg. Co . 23" Premier 1.00 1e" California .80 le" Pacific .70 Empire Rubber Company 210 Empire Best .95 2*" Underwriters .90 22" King .86 24" Rival .77 le" Empire Best .70 1k" Underwriters .66 12" King .60 12 " Rival .55 After due consideration, on motion of Trustee Fowler, seconded by Trustee Tyree , the award was made to the Pioneer Rubber Mil1js , for 1000 feet of2Q" Victor Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Lined Fire Hose , and 500 feet of l2" Fire hose off the same brand , at the prices mentioned in its bid . All other bids were rejected and the Clerk authorized and directed to return the certified checks to the unsuccessful bidders. RESOLUTIONS The following resolutions were continued : Nos. 429 , 434 , 435 , 437, 438 , 439 , 440 , 445 , 446 and 447. S 55 Resolution No . 433. (Rossmont Drive , etc . , Opening. ) The Engineer reported that money for the opening of Rossmont , Mariposa and Va__evista Drives in the Country Club District , had been paid in to the City Treasurer, whereupon , on motion, it was ordered that warrants issue to the commis- sioners and in payment of costs incurred in said proceedings , all as per Report of Commissioners , under said Resolution of Intention No . 433 , Opening of Stree'•s in the Country Club District , payable out of the fund created therefor. Resolution No . 442 (Halsey Street Improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the-time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear obiections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Halsey Street , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 442, adopted March 16th , 1927 . The Clerk also reported that he had not received any written protests or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 442, Ordering the Work, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The Diagram of the Assessment District for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. +resolution No . 443 (Pave Alley , Fifth to Sixth Sts . bet Citrus & Vine ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of the alley between Citrus @venue and Vine Street, from Fifth Street to Sixth Street , particularly described in Re solution of Intention No . 443 , adopted March 16tn, 1927 . The Clerk also reported that he had do_ see•ivec� any written:protest.s or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter, and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired ,lurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 443 , Ordering the Work, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. Resolution No . 444 (Cook Street Closingl On motion, duly seconded and carried , the Board adopted the following Resolution: "Resolved by the Board of Trustees of the "ity of Redlands , that that portion of Gaol Street lying between the north line of Sylvan Boulevard and the south line of Colton Avenue , in the City of Redlands , be and the same is hereby 60 closed, vacated and abandoned; It is further Resolved : That it appears to the Board of Trustees of said city , that there are no costs, damages or expenses occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said street , as aforesaid, and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs, damages or expenses for the same , therefore , no commissioners are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work or to have supervision thereof." Resolution No : 441 ( Opening & Widening of First St . ) The proposed opening and widening of First Street was discussed and mon nued. Resolution Na, 448 (Fifth and Si'cth Streets +mprnxement . ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit Dlana and specifications for the improvement of Fifth and Sixth Streets, all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 448 , to be hereafter adopted . ' Pursuant to instructions, the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of In tention No . 448 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 448 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No, 448 which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. Resolution No . 449 (Rossmont Drive Improvement . ) 0n motion, the Board adoptert:.a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to mkke and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of Rossmont Drive , ' all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 449 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 449, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution! Resolve: That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 449 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion the Board then . : . • •_- • ;. - a• • . • ' 4 , 71 • / • 449 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. }?esnlutinn Nn_. 450 (Division Street Sewer) On motion , the Board adopted a Resdlution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plane and specifications for the sewer on Division treet , all 6t as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No : 450 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions, the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 450 , whereupon the Board adopted, the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 450 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted: On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolutio of Intention, No . 450 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution: GAS RATES The question of Ras rates in this City as compared to the rates in adjoining cities was disou,ssed at some length , and the Board members feeling that we are paying an unreasonably high rate , authorized and directed the City Attorney to petition the Railroad Commission for a review of our gas rates. EXTRA POLICE , Marshal Thomas suggested the desirability of having a policeman serve i at , ylvan Park during the summer months . Trustee Thornquest of the Police Committee expressed himself as thinking it quite desirable . It was referred to the Marshal and Police Committee for recommendation. CITY LOT - OFFER TO PURCHASE B. H. Prentice , of San Diego , through H. S. Abbott , Realtor of this City, proposed to purchase the lot at the northeast corner of Citrus Avenue and Beacon Street owned by the City , at a price of X00 .00 c ,sh . After due considera- tion the offer was accepted and the President and Clerk of this Board authorized and direoted to execute the necessary papers to consummate the deal for and on behalf of the City . hTISC ELL ANEOUS Presirtnt Wheaton expressed the itgbal coalaints of W. E. Grigsby as to the bad condition of West Cypress Avenue west of San Mateo Street ; F. A. C . Mitchell, condition of Ala _Salle Street ; and Mrs . James R. Jones as to si.4ewalks on the south side of Fern Avenue , west of Center Street . City Engineer Hinckley stated that these matters were all being looked after and would be properly taken care of. The question was brought up as to who is the City Garbage Collector, the City having received a bill from the Redlands Rubbish and Garbage Company, when the City Contract is withMr�ume . The matter was referred to the Clerk for in- vestigation and report. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . ' No further business demanding attention,f�/�on l btio j, the meeting adjourned. / President , Board of City Trustees. *At tpipit:, siaw em, tler. -0-0-0-0-0-0- 62 Redlands , Calif. M ay 4th, 1927 ; 2 o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands, held at the regular place of meeting: All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from Minck & Olaison , Tulsa . Oklahoma , desiring to know if the City would consider the sale of the muni ; l—ater• works for a cash considera- tion, was presented and ordered filed and the City Clerk authorized and directed to inform the parties that the property was not for sale at any price : A communication from the Tri-County Reforestation Committee advising of the meeting of the Committee to be held May 12th in Devils Canyon. San Bernardino County at the newly established Forest Nursery, was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the Stockton Chamber of Commerce extending an invita- tion to the Board members to be present at the dedication of the Stockton Municipal Airport , Saturday, May 7th, 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATION-PERMIT The verbal application of Rev . Taylor of the Christian & Missionary Alliance for permission to erect a Tabernacle Building at the rear of their Church property at the southeast corner of Cajon and Clark Streets , was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . Application of Reed & Bell , root beer vendors , for permission to hang an electric sign at their place of business at the northwest corner of Brookside Avenue and Citrus Avenue , was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . PETITION$ Petition No . 3949 , John Kenefick, et al, recommending the appointment of _ Wise as fly ,Collector , was presented and ordered filed , Jr. A. Gaume now being the City Garbage Collector and his contract having several years to run. Petition No . 3950 , Fred Rohrer, 'et al , for paving of Columbia , Lawton and Texas Streets , Sun, Union, Brockton, anL % iem Avenuez, was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee. Petition No . 3951 , Fred Rohrer , et al , for the opening of Western Avenue from Lawton Street to Texas Street , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 714 , T.anra shirk , for removal of two pepper trees at 221 Fourth Street was presented and referred to the Tree Committee . Tree Petition No . 715 , Lena F. Dague , for removal of palms on Franklin Avenue between Elizabeth and South , was presented and upon recommendation of the Tree Committee , permission was granted to remove alternate trees under the super- vision of the City Engineer . • 63 Tree Petition No . 716 , J. R. Crane , for removal of pepper trees at 301 West Lugonia venue , and Tree Petition No . 717 , R. Reinsma , for the removal of a tree at 924 Ohio Stree , and Tree Petition No . 718 , Mrs. D. A. Blair , for removal of olive trees on Somers Street between Citrus and Palm Avenues, and Tree Petition No . 719 , Chalmer Shannon , for removal of olive trees on south side of fest Co_h an Avenue west of 9Lexas Street , were granted as per recom- mendation of the Tree Committee . REPORTS Reports of the City Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder and ,Fire Department for the month of April, were presented and ordered filed . BEBOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 437 , 438 , 440 , 441 , 442 , 443 , 448 , 449 , and 450 . ASSESSMENT MAPS Resolution No . 429 (Sewer - Enterprise Tract ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing inthe matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made 'to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Enterprise Tract as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 429 , adopted October 6 , 1926 . The Clerk reported that ,no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . Halsey W. Allen, Attorney , and Jay Waite; representing the Redlands Orange GroveComp and Redia ds Heights Groves, requested information as to the plan and method used in arriving at the assessments made . Engineer Hinckley :satisfactorily explained the method used, whereupon it was Moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be a. .roved and confirmed, which motion was seconded By Trustee Kimball , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. Resolution No . 434 • (Sewer . Fettit 's First Add . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was thect me and place set pur- suant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of a sewer in Pettit ' s First Addition as particularly described in Resolution of Inten- tion No . 434 , adopted January 5th, 1927. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded , and the Board, being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and Renamed , which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball , and upon roll call was oarrigd by the unanimous vote of the Board. Resolution No, 439 (Columbia ,Street_SE.w.et)_ The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of a sewer in Zetti s. First Addition as particularly described in Resolution of Inten- tion No . 439 , adopted February 2nd , 1927. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard : J . • . - _ .dt -d , and the Board , being satisfied with the . . - . - -- , . - : - it was moved by Trustee Thornquest t;iat the Assessment ue approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board: Resolution No : 435 (Webster Street Paving. ) earsan & Dickerson, contractor for the work under said Resolution No . 435, requested the Board for a thirty day extension of time for the completion of said work. Upon recommendation of the Engineer , the request was granted . Resolution No , 445 (Dearborn St . Closing. ) This matter having been continued from time to time that parties interested might reach an ateement , and nothing having been accomplished , the Clerk was directed to notify Bert E, Pence , and Walter Shearing representing the -Vezetti Estate , to be present at the next meeting if they wished to be heard further in the matter , as_final action would be taken by this Board at its next meeting. Resolution No. 44R North Place Oiling, curb . etc . ) This being the- time - set for the hearing of protests to the work and improvement proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 446 , improvement of North Place , and none being made or filed thereto , on motion, the Board duly adopted Resolution Ordering Work to be Done . No . 446. The Plat of the Assessment District as prepared and submitted by the Engineer was then duly approved by the unanimous vote of the Board. Resolution No . 447 tOpening Alley. between Herald & Tribune, from Brockton to Lugonia) W. A. Lewis , presented a written protest signed by a number of the property owners affected by said proppsed opening , which protest was ordered filed and this hearing continued until next -meeting that the Engineer might take up with the property owners , the question of deeding a right of way for sewer line instead 65 of opening an alley as at first proposed . SUBDIVISION-MAP A. Gregory presented a map of a proposed Subdivision entitled " Addition No . 4 to Country Club Park" and requested the City to annept same . After due con- sideration the request was granted subject to ap rn oval by the Engineer, and the President and Clerk of this Board were authorized and directed to ,execute same for and on behalf of the City, after each approval by the City Engineer . SYLVAN BOULEVARD The Engineer presented a tentative plan for the gidening_and improvement of Sylvan. Boulevard, which was _diasnsaed at some length by members of the Board and some property owners present , after which it was dse-ided to personally inspect the . proposed improvement at 4:30 o 'clock that afternoon. MISCELLANEOUS Upon motion of Trustee Kimball duly seconded and carried, the Engineer was authorized and directed to place an iron grating in the guttan on Fifth Street immediately south of Central Avenue at the Mill Creek 2ania. President Wheaton dtated that Mrs. E. C . Curtis offered for sale to the City one hour of Mill Creek water and C . FI: Clock offered 100 shares of East Lugonia water. The Board members expressed themselves as desirous of obtaining the water but insufficient funds for slid purpose precluded the purchase at this time . Mrs . Prince , a8 Grant Rtxee_t , complained of trees in the bark hanging over her property . Referred to the Engineer with power to act . B. 0. Watts. pf Menton_ requested permission for a T.gbnr nay pinnio in Sylvan Park, which request was granted subject to plans of Park Superintendent Ferguson. Stillman Dexter discussed with the .Bo4rd the matter of public liability insurance covering streets in the nourse of construction. The Clerk presented a schedule of rates of the Aetna Life Ing.Wranoe Company for such insurance and upon request of Trustees Tyree and Thornquest action was deferred until next meeting. Earl Prior of the Southern California Automobile Club addressed the ' Board relative to uniform traffic Ordinance , stating that several cities had adopted the same and found it very satisfactory , and an Attorney from the Club would be glad to address the Board explaining in detail some of the features of the Uniform Ordinance . %he Board requested that the attorney address them on May 18th at 3 :30 P. M. Upon recommendation of the Marshal and police committee , permission to remove the stop signals on Calton Avenue at Orange treet and place one stop signal on Orange Street for south going traffic was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board. Marshal Thomas addressed the Board relative to the purchase of a motor- cycle from the County at the price of $275:00 . The matter was dihoussed quite 66' freely , Trustee Thornouegt voicing opposition to the investment at this time and particularly to the purchase of a second hand machine. President Wheaton suggested that action} be deferred until the preparation of the budget for the new fiscal year , I which suggestion was :endorsed by the members of the Board and agreed to by the Marshal. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further business demanding attention , on motion, meeting adiourre d . President , Board of City Trustees. Attest : -0-0-0-0-0-0- ' Redlands , California. )Lay 18th; 1927 : 2 o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting: All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation setting forth certain things that should be done and conditions complied with relative to the • .era House , was presented and referred to the Fire Chief and Trustees Kimball and Fowler with power to act . I A communication from J. Vander Kaay , 337 Orange Street , calling attention of the 3oard to the bad condition of the sidewalks in front of his place of business, was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee with power to act . A communication from C . M. Brown. Jr . , Commander of the local American ' . 4 , requesting the Board to attend and designating their position in the parade and exercises on Memorial Day , was presented and ordered filed , the members of the Board expressing their intentionnof ;articipating in the program. APPLI AT ION _ PERMIT The written application of the Foster-Kleiser Company for permit to erect bill boards about 100 feet north of the intersection of Beacon and Churck Streets , wag granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . , PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 713 , Southern California Edison Company for the removal, of palms on West Colton Avenue west of New York Street was denied as per recommenda- tion of the Tree Committee. 67 Protests to Petition No . 395Q relating to improvement of Texas and Lawton Streets , were presented and referred to the Street Committee , to be considered in ' connection with said Petition No . 3950. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 691 , relating to Plarining'Co'mmission, -was -introduced bg '- ustee Kimball and laid over under the rules. Ordinance No . 692 , relating to business Licenses was introduced. by Trustee Fowler and laid over under the rules . Proposed Uniform Traffic Ordinance was next disc. ss and explained by an Attorney from the Autoihobile Club of SDuthern California , and the City Attorney was directed to make such changes and alterations as necessary to meet local conditions and present same to this Board for consideration at its next meeting. REPORTS Report of the .Acnnuntaat for the mnnth of April , 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. DEEDS A deed from_U. F. & Mrs . E. F. Van Leaven to the City of Redlands for a pipeline right-of-way in the Mission District was presented and accepted and the Clerk authorized and directed to have same planed of record. A lease for the refreshment cnnnespinn in Sylvan Park, tofl i-p Feldman for a term of three Years from and a3 er September 15th, 1927 , at a rental of $200 .00 per year , was presented and the President and Clerk of this Board authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City . /RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 435 , 437 , 438 , 440 , 441 and 447.. Resolution No . 442 - Bids (Halsey Street Im,rovement ) This being the time set for the Qpenina of bids_for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 442. improvement of Halsey Street , the fol- lowing proposals were ,submitted , publicly opened and declared : A. W. Gardner Grading and Oiling, sq. ft. 4 .052 Curb , lin: ft. .50 Gutter , sq. ft . .18 Drives , sq. ft. dips , sq. ft . .18 Retaining wall , lin. ft . 2.00 H. Ii: Lie�&1L Oiling, sq. ft . .05 Curb , lin. ft . .45 Gutters , sq. ft . .18 Curb moved , lin: ft. .45 Dips and Driveways, sq. ft . .18 Concrete Wall , lin. ft . . .1:_75 Thomas S. Flynn. Macadamizing, sq ft . .10 Curb , lin . ft . .57 Gutter .18 Concrete Driveways .19 Retaining Wall, lin. ft . 2.50 68 The bids being referred to the pity Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of ,H. H. Lienau was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board Adopted Resolution of Award No . 442 . which provides that the contract for said work goes to H. H. Lienau at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected. RESOLUTION No . 448 ,- Bids (Paving Alleyway, Block A , Redlands Survey) This being the time set for the opening of bids for the work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intentinn No . 443 , paving Alley in Block A, Redlands Survey , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : A. w Gardner, paving, sq. ft . 4" Concrete $ .16 H. H. Lienan,_ paving, sq. ft . .20 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking , he reported that the bid of A. W. Gardner was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 443, which provides that the contract for said work goes to A. W. Gardner at the price mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejente&. Resolution No . 446 - Bldg (North Place Imprarement ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 446 , improvement of North Plaoe , the follow- ing proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Thomas S. Flynn Macadamizing, sq . ft . $ .0825 Curb, lin, ft . .57 Gutter, sq. ft . .18 Removing Curb .25 Concrete Dips and Driveways .19 if. H. Lienau Oiling , sq. ft . .045 Curb, lin . ft . .45 Concrete Gutters , sq. ft . .18 Curb moved , lin. ft . .40 Driveways , sq. ft . ;18 A. W. Gardner Grading & Oiling, sq: ft . .04 ' Curb , lin. ft . .40 Gutter, eq. ft . .17 Concrete dips , sq. ft . .17 Thes.bdi being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of A. W. Gardner was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 446 which provides that the contract for said work goes to A. W. Gardner at the prices mentioned in his Bid. All other bids were rejected. Resolution No . 445 .(4earhorn St.._Closing) This being the time—set for the final hearing of Resolution No . 445 , and parties interested having been notified , Walter Shearing, representing the Vezzetti Estate , was present and stated that Mr . Pence , owner of -property adjoining said road on the east requested him to advise this Board that he (Mr,./. Pence ) was as r to 69' the closing, which statement was supported by a like one from President Wheaton, whereupon, on motion, duly seconded and carried, the Board adopted the following Resolution: "Resolved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , that that portion of Dearborn Street lying south of Fifth Avenue , in the City of Redlands , be and the same is hereby closed, vacated and abandoned : It is further Resolved : That it appears to the Board of Trustee@ of the said City that there are no costs , damages or expenses .occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said street , as aforesaid , and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs , damages or expenses for the same , therefore , no commissioners are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work or to have supervision thereof." Resolution N . 448 (Fifth and Sixth Sts . Improvement .) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Fifth and Sixth Streets , particularly des- cribed in Resolution of Intention No. 448 , adopted April 20th, 1927. The Clerk also reported that he had not received any written protests or objections prior to the time bet for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter_, and no one responding , the Board found that they had .1• •u_red iurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 448 , Ordering the Work, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. ResolutionNo . 449 1i�rovement of Rossmont Drive ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Rossmont Drive , particularly described in Resolution No . 449 , adopted April 20th, 1927. The Clerk also reported that ha had aot received any written protests or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 449 , Ordering the Work, wgs adonted by the unanimous vote of the Board. Theme diagram of the assessment district for thework proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. Resolution Na. 450 (Division St . Sewer. ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the 70 extent of the district for the improvement of Division Street , particularly described I in Resolution of Intention No . 450 , adopted April 20th, 1927 . The Clerk also reported that he had ant received any written protests or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter. Two property owners were present and expressed them- selves as r' the roposed work , whereupon the Board found they had acquired Jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , where upon Resolution No . 450, Ordering the Work, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer, was then duly approved by the Board. Resnlntinn Na 451. ( Improvement , Darden Court & Westwood Sub. No . 1 ._) On motion, the Board adopted a Figialution instructing the City Fnoineer to make and submit plans and speoifications for the improvement of Garden Court and Jlestwood Subdixtaion Nn . 1, all as contemplated by proposed resolution or Intention ' No . 451 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions, the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 451 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and s—`p fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No : 451 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No_. 451 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. MIDGET The heads of the several departments were requested to prepare and submit at the next meeting , their estimates for the next fiscal year. . TAXES The Clerk was authorized and directed to cancel City Taxes due on the John C . Fenton property on „Texas Street , the County records showing that Fenton had made claim for soldiers eremp.tion and been allowed same by the County . CLAIM FOR DAMAGE - SETTLEMENT The claim of Miss Edith Grout for damages on account of ,initries received from a ,fall on East Spate Street caused by a hole or depression in the pavement , having been in the hands of the City Attorney for some time for investigation and report , he advised that he thought there was some liability on the part of the City for the„An.cident and stated that he had made an offer of X500.00 in settlement of same , which was refused by Miss Grout , who , through her attorney Mr . Leonard, tendered a proposal to accept $900.00 in settlement of her claim. After due consideration the proposal was accepted and the Clerk authorized and directed to issue a warrant 71 accordingly payable out of the water department of the General Fund , for said sum of $900 .00 payable to Miss Grout , upon the City being released from any further claims in said premises . MISCELLANEOUS Storm water drains or the northwest section of the City was die cussed but no adtion taken . At request of some residents in the northwest section of the City , the Engineer was requested to place a few benches at the Lugonia Park, _L. W. Clark . realtor, addressed the Board calling their attention to the bad condition existing on Orange xnd Fifth Streets at the ,alleyway between State and Citrus , caused from sli"y and. stagnant water and strongly urged that washing the streets and gutters would remedy the trouble and would no doubt be very much appre- ciated by the business men in the downtown district , as preferable to the present street sweeping operations. The question of public liability insurance covering the streets was dis- cussed by Mr. Dexter and members of the Board , after which it was determined not to take out such insurance at this time. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned!. President , Board of City Trustees. Attest : it Clo .. -0-0-0-0-0-0 -0- Redlands , 0-0-0-0-0-0 -0- Redlands , California, .Tune 1st 1927_ Two o ' clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and annroved; PETITIONS Petition No . 3952, Paul A. Roettinger , et al , for the onening_andi.dening of First Street from Colton Avenue to Brookside Avenue , was presented and referred to the Fn neer and Street Committee to be considered with other petitions and protests relating to the proposed improvement of said First Street . Protest petition signed by Mrs . Charles Neyhart , et al , against the proposed improvement of Western Avenue as requested in Petition No . 3950 , was pre- sented and refit-v.-red to the Engineer and street Committee for consideration with 7N other petitions relating to said proposed improvement . APPLIQATION 2 PERMIT Application of L. 0. Hammond for permission to drect a gasoline service station at the southeast corner of Colton Avenue and .church Street was presented and granted by the unanimous vbte of the Board. OR.INANCES Ordinance No . 691 ,Jelating to Planning Commission, introduced at the last regular meeting , and Ordinance No . 692, Amending the Business License Qofainance , introduced at the last regular meeting , were adopted by the following vote : jkyla: Trustees Fowler , Kimball, Thornquest , Tyree and Wheaton Noes ; None c Ordinance No. 693, Regulating Traffic on public streets , was intro- duced by Trustee Kimball and laid over under the Pules . REPORTS ' The report of the Fire Department for the month of May. 1927 , was presented and ordered filed : RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following resolutions were continued; Nos . 437 , 442 , 443 , 446 , 447 and 451. ASSESSITNT MAPS Resolution No . 435 (Webster St . Paving, etn_ ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute ,for the hearing. in the matter of the Street Superintendent 's Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Webster Straet as Particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 435 , adopted January 5th , 1927. The Clerk reported that no written an-peaks or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the ,correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , 'which motion was seconded by Trusteekimball , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. Resolution No . 438 !Norwood Street paving, North of Olive Ave ), The Clerk notified the Board that this was thettme and place set pursuant to statute for the hearing inthe matter of the Street Superintendent 's Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Norwood Street north of Olive Avenue as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 438 , adopted January 19th, 1927 . 73 The -Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desiredto be heard. No one responded, and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be aonroved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball, and upon roll call was carried by the unani- mous vote of the Board . Re olut i n No . 440 (Kendall Street Improvement . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Aces sme„t made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Kendall treet as particularly described in Resolution of Intention Nol 440 , adopted February 16 , 1927. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded , tnd the Board , being satisfied with the anrrectness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be arproved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Trustee Kimball , and upon roll call was carried by the unani- mous vote of the Board . Resolution No . 441 (Opening and Widening o3 First Street . ) Frank W. Moore was present and addressed the Board urging that it proceed with the widening and improvement of First Street as requested in petitions hereto- fore filed with this Board . After some Aiscussign the,plans , for the proposed improvement werereferred to the ^ c-ien for recommendation and report to the Board at its next meeting. ' BIDS Resolution No . 448 (;.fifth and Sixth Sts . Improvement ) This being the me et for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 448 , Fifth and Sixth, Streets improvement , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : H. H. Lienau Macadamizing , sq. ft . 1 .135 Curb, lin. ft . .45 Gutters, sq. ft . .18 Dips , sq. ft . .22 Geo . Gardner, Jr. Macadamizing, sq. ft . .13 Curb , lin. ft . .45 Gutter, sq. ft . .18 Gutter dips , sq. ft . .19 The bids being referred to the City _Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of Geo . Gardner. Jr. Was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Boardradopted Resolution of Award No . 448 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo . Qa_rdner, Jr . at the prices mentio..ied in his bid . All other bide_mg_re_xejected. 74 tl jicesolution No . 449 ' (Rossmont Drive Improvement ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 449 , improvement of Rosemont Drive . the fol- lowing proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : moo_ . Gardner Grading and Oiling, sq. ft . $ .062 Curb , lin. ft . .58 Gutter, sq. ft . .20 Concrete dips , sq . ft . .20 H. H. Li aaw Paving, sq. ft . .06 Curb , lin. ft . .55 Gutter, sq. ft . .20 Dips , sq. ft . .20 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of H H_ Ltanau was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that ' the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 449 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to H. H. Lienau at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected. Resolution No, 41iQ (Division Street Sewer) This being the time sset for the opening of hide for the work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 450 , sewer on Division S reet , the following proposalswas submitted , publicly opened and declared : H. W. Lienau Sewer, complete , per lin. ft . $ 1.10 Manholes , complete , each 75.00 The bid was referred to the City Engineer for checking and he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 450 , which provides that the contract for said warn gues. ,H. H. Lienan at the Drioes mentioned in his bid. ' WYATT OPERA HOSE The Clerk presented a copy of a letter sent by Fire Chief Green to the Manager of the West Coast Theatres , advising him of the unsafe condition of the theatte . The Clerk also presented a letter from the West Coast Theatres relative to the notice received by them from Fire Cnief Green and advising the City of their willingness to terminate their lease at the pleasure of this Board upon condition that the building be not leased for theatre purposes to any one else . the matter was discussed at some length and action deferred until next meeting. LEASE Old Reservoir - Fifth Avenue The Clerk presented the oral request of_Mrs. Chas. F. Smith for a ten ...year renewal of the lease_ of the old "Morrison." Reserin.ir an Fifth Ay nue to be used by the Aquarian Club asa swimming pool. Upon motion the request was granted at a rental of §1.00 er year, and the City At orzey was directed to prepare the necessaxv papers and present same to this Board for consideration at its next meeting_ 75 FLAG DAY The local Lodge of Elks was granted the use of the Amphitheatre on the evening of June 14th , for Flag Day exerojses. TREASURER - TRANSFER Upon motion unanimously adopted, the Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer from the North Place Opening Fund No . 418 , the sum of $375 .00 to the General Fund,. to cover the expanse of building the bridge or culvert across the storm drain as provided in said street proceedin , under Resolution No . 418 . PIANO President Wheaton presented the request of A. Haven Smith, Principal of the High School , for use- of the city' s piano at the High School Commencement exercises on Tuesday , June 7th, which request was granted. It was stated that the piano needed tuning and repairs made to the pedals . Referred to Park Superintendent , W. T . Ferguson, with power to act , and an order unanimously adopted by the Board , directing that the piano be kept at all times , at the Amphitheatre and the use of the same be under the supervision of Park Superintendent , W. T . Ferguson. BUDGET- Buget of estimated receipts and the requests of the various departments_ for appropriations for the next fiscal year , showing requests for ,appropriations exoeeded the estimated receipts by several thousand dollars , was presented and re- ferred to the Board as a whole for consideration and action at the next meeting. biISCELLAIJEO TS The Postal Telegraph Company requested permission to erect a pole in the alley between Citrus Avenue and Vine Street west of Fourth Street . Referred to the City Attorney and Engineer with power to act . Engineer Hinckley presented the verbal request of Rev . T. J. _Fitzgerald for h at rate or reduced meter rate for water used at the Sacred Heart Church and School. After some discussion the request was unanimously denied on the grounds that all other organizations of similar character, and individuals , paid the regular meter rate , with a uniform discount allowed if paid during the current month. The Engineer was directed to prepare plans and present same at the next meeting for improvement of East Zugonia Avenue . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion , the meeting_adjourned . dcr.._ 'resident Board o ' ty rus ees . Attest ' e rk 1 -0-0-0- 76 Redlands , California. June 15th, 1927. Two o'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at II the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. QQMMUNICAT IO N3 A communication from the Board of Trust_ es of the Qity Schools, urging refusal of permits to erect bill boards on property adjoining or near public schools , was presented and ordered filed , and the Clerk directed to express the appreciation of this Board for the interest shown in ni vic affairs by the Board of School Trustees and assure them that due consideration in the future would be given to their request. The financial report of the Boulder Dam Association was presented and ordered filed. A communication from_J. Knox Rhodes, submitting a proposal to audit the City Books for the current year, for the sum of, $300 .00 , and A communication from E. Mullen proposing to make the annual audit for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1927 , on the same basis as last year , were pre- sented and ordered filed. Chairman Tyree of the Finane.e Committee stated that Mr . Mullen' s price last year was $15.00, per day and estimated that twelve to fifteen days should be ample time for the audit , and moved that Mr. Mullen be directed to make the audit , which motion was unanimously adnnted by the Board . PETITIONS Petition No . 3953 , E. F. Clure . etal , for extension of two hour parking zone on East State Street from Sixth Street to Seventh Street was presented , granted and ordered filed . Petition No . 3954, F. H. Billings , et al, for ornamental lights on north side of East Colton Avenue and on south side o f Terrace, from Orange Street to Church Street and on both sides of aolton Avenue from Church Street to Cook Street , and Petition No . 3955, G. S. Hinckley , et al, for ornamental lights on University Street from Colton Avenue to ,.Brockton Avenue was presented and referred :to the Engineer for plans and estimate of cost , to be submitted for consideration by this Board at its next meeting Tree Petition No . 714 , Mrs. LauraShirg , for the removal of two pepper trees at 221 Fourth Street was_denied as per recommendation of the tree Committee . REPQRTS Reports of the Clerk. Treasurer, R acrd er and APOOantant for the month of Mav were presented and ordered filed. RIUNATdCES Ordinance No . 693 , regulating traffic on the city streets , introduced at 77 the last regular meeting, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. Harvey HaU , and other representatives of the Merchants _Bureau, appeared before the Board in complaint of the new business license ordinance adopted at the last Board meeting, complaining of the burden the in reased license rate made upon the merchants in business , and of the reduction made in the rate charged peddlers and transients. The matter was discussed. .at great length by members of the Board and the merchants present , and President Wheaton suggested that the Merchan s Bureau arrange a schedule of business license rates as they thought proper and equitable and submit , same to this Bond within the next few months for consideration before the gJanuary license period , as the present Ordinance would remain in effect for the ex Proposed Ordinance No . 694 Amending the Business License Ordinance , relating to peddlers and transients , fixing the rate at $15.00 per day instead of 155.00 , as now obtaining, was introduced and laid over under the rules . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 437 , 442, 443 , 446 , 448 , 449 and 450 . _Resolution No . 441 (First St . Open and Widening) Plans tor the proposed opening and widening of First Street having been heretofore submitt d to the planning nommission for report and recommendation, the Clerk presented the written report of the said Commission, in words and figures following, to-wit : "That proper provision be arranged by the Trustees of the City of Redlands to: widen to 74 feet the whole of First Street extending from Colton Avenue to Citrus Avenue , and thence to meet Brookside Ave at a right angle ." After discussion the report was ordered, filed and the City Engineer directed to prepare and submit plans for consideration by this Board at its next meeting. Resolution No . 447 (Opening Alley between Herald & Tribune from Brockton to Lugonia) A phanke in the plans as heretofore published under Resolution of Intention being determined No . 447 ,/upon motion unanimously adopted , it was ordered that all proceedings under Resolution of Intention No . 447 , be and the same are hereby abandoned and held for naught . The Board then adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit revised plans and specifications for the Opening ofLanfalley between Hera ci_axid_ ._ e Streets , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No _ 453 to be hereafter adopted. Resolution No . 453 (Opening Alley betweeninuArriTrrom Brockton .to Luaoniae ) made ani ' , - - " Pursuant to,sinstructions , workthe contemplat�ednbyrproposed Resolution ofvInten- tion No . 453 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: 78 Reso1v4 : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and `specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 453 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion the Board than duly adopted_Resolution of Intention__No . 453 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set north in said Resolution. Resolution No, 451 (Gar-den Court , Westwood Lane , etc , Improve ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute and notice given, to hear_objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Garden Court . Westwood Lane , etc . , particularly described in Resolution No . 451 , adopted May 18th , 1927 . The Clerk also reported that he had}rntireceived any written protests or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter , and, no one reQ o� nding , the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 451, Ordering the Work. _ was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. Resolution No . 4k2 (East T.ngonia Ave. Improvement . ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of East Lugonia Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 452 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions, the City Engineer made and submitted pians and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 452 , whereupon the Board adoote& the following Resolution: _Resolved,: That the plans , prtf.e , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 452 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention Nol 452, which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. _FOURTH QF JULY CELEBRATION President Wheaton presented the request of the promotors of the Fourth of July Celebration for this city , for the City to provide a band concert at Svlven Park on the afternoon of July 3rd . After some discussion the matter was left in the hands of the President with authority to act and exile 3. a sum not to exceed 75.00 for said purpose. Trustees Th rnquest and Kimball voting 'no. At this time , F. A. Kimball made verbal request for leave of absence from 79 the City ann State during the months of July and August , i¢hich request was unani- mously granted by the Board. Refreshments of ice cream were then served by Mr. Kimball and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Trustee Kimball then requeste&_pannis.stoa to withdraw from the session, which was granted. CONTRACTS.) The President and Clerk of this Board were authorized and directed to execute , for and on behalf of the City, the following instruments : An Agreement , dated this day, with N. L. Levering for use of city water on property in Mill Creek Canyon; A contract lease to Frank W. Monne , Benjamin Hodge and Chas . F. Smith , for use of the City Reservdr at Fifth Amenue and Bear Valley Canal , for swimming pool purposes. CITY PRINTING The Clerk was authorized and directed to publish notice for bids on the ' City printing for the year beginning my 1,,, 197 % BUDGET Budget of the estimated receipts and department appropriations amounting to 5169 ,600.00 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1927, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . MISCELLANEOUS Students of the ,Sherman Institute were granted the use of the Amphitheatre for the evening of June 27th, 1927, for a program in the interest of their school . Bills end salaties were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No reurther business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. CaCl//01 President , Board of City Trustees. Attest : it ' -0-0-0- Redlftnds , California. July 6th, 1927 . Two o ' clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of City Trustees held at the regular placp'_of meeting. Present : Trustees Fowler, Thornquest , Tyree and Wheaton, together with the Clerk;sAttorney and Engineer •: Absent :i.tTrustet::Kibbalfl't •J', c ' The _minutes of the last regular meeting were read a d appr9 e d . 80 ORAL PETITIONS Mrs . W. 0. DunniwaL, 919 Columbia Street , addressed the Board in request for addi .ionajrestroom facilities at Silvan arty , stating that the present rooms do not meet the thmands oxi cutili occasions . The question of rest rooms at the amphi - theatre was also discussed and the matter referred to the Engineer and Park Committee for plans , estimated cost and recommendation. COMMUNICATIONSS A communication from M. H. Neeley, Secretary of Old Glory Council No . 10 , Junior Order United American Mechanics , endorsing and recommending Ed Tucker for the position of,policeman, was presented and referred to the City Marshal. A communication from Wm. C . Kottema_n Company Certified Public Accountants , Los Angeles , making application to audit the City books for the past year , was presented and ordered filed, and the Clerk directed to advise tktem that Mr . Mullen of this city had been selected to make the audit this year . A communication from the Pacific Coast building Officials Conference relating to the Uniform Building Code , was presented and o-rdered filed. PETITIONS Petition No . 3956 , of the Veterans ' Welfare Board requesting the cancel - '• � of assessment for taxes of 1927-28 upon the following described property now owned by the Board , was presented ,ogranted and ordered filed by the unanimous vote of the four members present : N 503 ft of E2 NEI NE* NWg Section 22 Township 1 South, Range 3 West , City of Redlands West Fern Heights . Lot 3 , City of Redlands Redlands University Tract No . 1, Lot 9 , City of Redlands . TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 715 , Mrs . W. E. Farnsworth , for removal of pepper tree at 1015 Washington Street , was presented and Granted per recommendation of the Tree Committee. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 694 , Amending Business License Ordinance relating to peddlers an. transie ts , introduced at the last regular meeting, was passed by the unanimo uq vote of the four members present . REPORTS Reports of the Fire Departn at for the month of June 1927 , end for the fiscal year ending June 30th , 1927 , were presented and ordered,filed. RESOT,UT IONS Upon motion , the following Resolution was adopted by the unanimous vntp of the jour members present : "WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , did on the 15th day of June , 1927 , adopt an ordinance regulating traffic upon the public streets of said city ; and WHEREAS , Section Three of said ordinance requires that the Board of Trustees shall determine and designate the character of all official warning and direction signs and signals erected or to be erected upon the public 811: streets in said city , and said ordinance further provides that all signs authorized or required thereunder for a particular purpose shall be uniform , and WHEREAS , the Automobile Club of Southern California has heretofore under authorization of this Board of Trustees without cost to this city , provided numerous street warning, direction signs and signals of a standard character ; NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Trustees does hereby designate the street warning, direction signs and signals erected and maintained by the Automobile Club of Southern California as the official signs of the City of Redlands , the character of which is more particularly described and illustrated in the pamphlet entitled "Illustra- tions of the Various Types of Road Signs as erected and maintained by the Automobile Club of Southern California, " which said pamphlet is on file with the Clerk of this Board , subject to such modifications in the character of said signs and signals erected by the Automobile Club of Southern California as may from time to time be approved by this Board. AND DOES FURTHER RESOLVE that this Board will not permit the erection of any warning or direction signs or signals upon or along the streets of this city , except by the Automobile Club of Southern California , as long as that organization continues such street signposting work in a manner satisfactory to this Board. and without cost to the City of Redlands . " Upon motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 437 , 442 , 443 , 446 , 448 , 449 , 450 , 452 and 453 . Resolution No . 441 (Opening and Widening First Street ) Ehe Engineer presented tentative plans, as per instructions at the last meeting, which were discussed at some length by members of the Board and interested parties present . A motion by Trustee Tyree that the Engineer prepare plans and ssecifications for the opening and extension of First Street from Centra] Avenue to tate Street was duly seconded and adnnte4 by the unanimous vote of the four members present , plans to be presented at the next meeting of this Board. Resolution No . 451 - Bids Umprovement .Garden Court . Mariposa Drive , etc . ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 451, titprovement of Garden Court . Mariposa _Drive , e c . the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : _Pearson & Dickerson Grading & Oiling, sq. ft . Mariposa & Westwood 4 .0825 Garden Court & Ford St . .05 Curb , lin. ft . .55 Gutter, sq. ft . .215 Concrete culvert , arch complete 358 .00 12" Cor. Iron pipe Culvert , lin.ft . 2.25 Dip Crossings .24 a Lienau Oiling & Grading, lin . ft . Garden Court & Ford St . .05 Westwood Lane & Mariposa Dr . .98 Curb , lin . ft . .55 Gutter, sq. ft. .20 Culver% lin. ft . 4.00 12" pipe , per lin. ft . 2 .50 Dips and driveways , sq. ft . .20 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of H. H. 1. enan was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 45.1 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to H. H. Lienau at the prices mentioned in his bid. All tier bias were rejected . , Resolution No . 454 Lornamental Lijhts , F Colton :,,, &. university St N of Colton Avel On motion, the Board adopteda Resolution instructing the City Engineer to majge_andS—platte—a444 specifications for ornamental lights on Fast Colton Avenue and _univerait,v Street nortA of 1plton Avenue , all as contemp7,ated by pro- posed Resolution of Intention No . 454 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions, the City Engineer made andsubmitted pans_ and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 454 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved„ that the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 454, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Tnientinn Nn 4541 which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. ,-Resolution No . 455 ( Sewer. Portions W. State , Mill and Sacramento Streets ) Un motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the: improvement.of-por•tioneoZT West State , Thlill and Sacramento Streets , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 455 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 455 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolve& That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 455 , teeandothetEameoare hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adonteJ Resolution of Intention No . 455 which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. CITY PRINTING The following proposals were submitted for the City printing for the year beginning July 1. 1927 : Redlands Daily Facts $ 466 .25 H. L. Rice & Son 461.35 Ci_trograph 465 .25 for schedule as supplied by the City Clerk. The bid of H. L. Rice & Son being reasonable and the lowest , on motion , the said H. L. Rice & Son was awarded the contract for the City printing for the fiscal year, commencing July 1 , 1927 . All other bids were rejected; 3211/CM Budget for the fiscal ye r beginning July 1st , 1927 , as prepared and adopted at the last Board meeting, was approved without alterations , by the unani- mous vote of the four mpmhers present , and ordered placed on filar; 83 POLICEMAN The vacancy in the Police Departmentcaused by the withdrawal, of Dale. • - was filled by the appointment of Roy H. Thomas , upon recommendation of Marshal Thomas. DEEDS Deeds from Naymnnd P Cele , A. Y. Soares , Gen - W. Broome and Alfred F. ; Taylor,. for a 30 font roadway on Pennsylvania Avenue East of Church Street , were presented and accepted , and the Clerk ordered to have same placed of record. L'4ISCELLAREOUS Trustee Fowler was nominated by President Wheaton to represent the City on the Community Mucic 9ssnoiatinn Cnmmi +tee , which nomination was endorsed by the Board . The City Attorney was authorized andedirected to co-operate with the ' Secretary of the Board of Health, Dr: Dole , in an effort to force sewer connections in the City where sewer lines are available and connections have not been made . Question of repair; at the Opem House was discussed and laid over until the _xt meetinz. The City Clerk was authorized and directed to flannel delinquent tax sales upon the City records , against the Opera House property and H. L. Williams ' .pipe line , the opera house now belonging to the City Rnd the Williamspipe e as li sess- meat being of no value and assessment against same having been discontinued several 4 years ago . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, +h . meet.i ng adjourned - iecy President ,loard of City Trustees Attest : iat � s i - -0110-0-0- Redlands , Calif. July 20th, 1927 . Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting . Present : Trustees Fowler , Thornquest , Tyree and Wheaton, together with the Clerk and Engineer . Absent : Trustee Kimball and City Attorney Hartzell. The minutes_ of the last regular meeting were read and_ appipyed . 81 COn MUNICATIOIIS_ A communication from the Citrus Belt Firemens ' Association urging the - of representatives of this city at the annual convention of tacita.c Coast Fire Chiefs ' Association, to be held in Pprtland Oregon. August 3rd , 1927 , and A communication from the , reka Fire Floss t:Ianufaet.uring Company calling attention to the same meeting, were - e. - . , .. . . - _ e. _ _ _ . . The question of sending a representative from this city was discussed at.:isome length and it was determined that , owing to the low state of City finances available for such purposes , no delegate be sent this year. A communication from the Boulder Dam Association setting forth future plans , was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATION - PEEMIT The verbal application of IIr. Turner, for .permission to erect a tent and hold meetings at the old Y. M. C. A. grounds at Sixth and. Citrus Avenue , was presented by President Wheaton and after due consideration, thej eeuest was denied , the location being in the fire limits . The verbal application of Messrs . Stotera & Carlyle, for permission to erect a rent on the north side of Stuart Avenue at First Street , was granted subject to his obtaining the proper business license for operating the tent show . The verbal application of D. C . Duley , Highland , Calif , for permission to operate a saddle hnreg livery at the old Hough barn on West Pearl Avenue , was presented . John Haley , owner of property across the street south from said barn entered verbal protest to the granting of the permit . Action was deferred until next meeting. The local Pentecostal Mission was granted the use f the amphitheatre for the evening of July 27th, 1927 . Anthony Saturday night concerts Hayes, music director, certsin thehusinesssectid to the on arid , Boar y d _ plans for ' , and requested permission to rope off one side of the street during the concert . The Board expressed their appreciation of Mr. Hayes ' efforts and endorsed the concerts, but declined his request for permission to rope off any portion of the streets . PETITIONS Petition No . 3957 , _acific Electr' c R._ _ •': _ . _ .evi.' - _ ' . . . construct a team track upon and across San Bernardino Avenue and Webster Street , was presented a Resolution granting same was duly adopted and ordered filedi and an ordinance introduced acoordfngly. ORDINANCES Brdinance No . 695, Fixing the Hate and Levying the property tax for the fiscal year 1927-1928 , was introduced by Trustee Fowler and laid over under the rules . oreinance No . 696 , Granting the Pacific Electric Railway Company Franchise to construct a t, am track upon and across San Bernardino Avenue and Webster Street , wag intrndnc+,p,0 by Trustee Fowler and laid over under the Rules . 85 REPORTS Reports of the Clerk , Treasurer , Recorder and Accountant for the month of June. 1927 ; Clerk, for quarter ending June 30th, 1927 ; and the annual report of the Clerk. Jibrary, Health and Police Departments , were presented and ordered filed . The annual report of the Saga was ordered published as required by law . RESOLUTIONS The attention of the Board having been called to an _error in the date of passage of-Resolution No . 335 , closing a portion_of Mill Street , the following Resolution was unanimously readopted : "Re nlved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , that that portion of Mill Street , lying between ?"lest State Street and Cen- tral Avenue in the City of Redlands , be and same is hereby, closed , vacated and abandoned ; IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that it appears to the Board of Trustees of said City , that there are no costs , damages or expenses occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said street , as aforesaid, and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs , damages or expenses for the same ; therefore , no commissioners are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work or to have supervision thereof." The following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 437 , 442 , 443 , 446 , 448 , 449 , 450 , 451 , 454 and 455. Resolution Nn" 441 (First Street Openings from State t.p. Centrsl ) The matter of opening and extending First Street was discussed at some length after which Resolution of -Intention No . 441 was duly adopted, which provides for the opening of First Street from State Street to Central Avenue , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. Resolution Nn _ 452 (,East Lugonia Avenue Improvement . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and noticet,given , to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for ane improvement of East Lugonia Avenue , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 452 , adopted June 15th , 1927. Attorney Grant Holcomb presented the written protest of George Rees et a] , representing a large majority of the frontage on said Street , which was ordered filed. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter , and several property owners expressed themselves as opposing the improvement being charged to the frontage . C . H. Clock and President Wheaton of the Board , expressed themselves as favoriag the proposed improvement charge;;zble to the property frontage . A motion by Trustee Fowler , that this hearing be continued until next meeting , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . Resolution No . 453 (Alley npenin. between Herald and Tribune Sts , North of 3.gocktoa) This being the time set for the hearing of protests on the proposed openin• of alley between Herald and Tribune Streets north of Brobkton A venue and none being 86 made or filed, on motion the Board duly adopted Resolution No,. 453 , relating to the pening of said alley as proposed , and appointing Commissioners to assess the benefits and damages and to have general supervision of the work relating thereto .. ' SYLVAN BOULEVARD The opening and widening of Sylvan Boulevard was discussed and the Engineer directed to prepare and submit plans for same the the next meeting. ,MISCELLANEOUS yretident Wheaton presented the request of parties on Stillman Avenue that sidewalks be ordered infront of three or fnur lets where not already in. Referred to the Engineer for investigation and recommendation.. Cost of restrooms at the Amphitheatre and , Alvan park was next discussed . The Engineer stated that it would cost approximately 3700.00 at the amphitheatre and there .being r_o_funds available_at this time , the ijoard felt that the work would have to be_oostponesl. The question of repair% to the Opera House to comply with the suggestion of the Liability Insurance Company , was ordered , under the supervision of the building Inspector. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . $Q further business demanding. attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned . i�/�.O/4 a e A President , Board of City Trustees Attest : / i i igie r=-•`irk -0-0-0- 1 Redlands , Calif. August 3rd, 1927 . Two o 'clock, P.M. A regulgr meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Trustees Fowler, Thornquest , Tyree and Wheaton , together with the Clerk and Engineer. Absent : Trustee Kimball and City Attorney Hartzell . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . ORAL PETi4'IQNS E. 1t. Lyon of the Library Board of Trustees addressed the Board in requ&et that the appropriation to the Library. be not cut from 1 ' • • ° - + • 87 setting forth in detail the fine work being done by the Library . President Wheaton assured him that the Board did not desire in any way to curtail the activities of the Library and that due consideration would be given . 'a redue at the time of passage of the Ordinance Fixing the Tax Rate , at a later time during this session. Misg McMannus of the Russell *layers , tent show pow operating at First Street and Stuart Avenue , addressed the Board and visitors -present requesting them to visit the show and see the kind of entertainment that was being given, stating that they were putting on a very clean and worthwhile show. Q9M ITNICATIONS A nnmmunination from the Colorado River Aqueduct Association, advising of a meeting to be held . August 8.th., at 10 o 'clock A. AT. , at Ontario , California , was presented and ordered filed. The City Engineer stated he! expected to attend and suggested that J. J. Prendergast and Barry Dibble be invited to attend , which sug- gestion was accented by the Board. .OPERA HOUSE .Mr's. Jennie E. Davis , addressed the Board urging that necessary repairs be made to the furnace etc . , so the Opera House might be available for the Spinet and other concerts_awring the winter s ason. She was advised that the Board was con- *emplatin5 such action. PUNCTURE VINE County Horticultural Commissioner, John P. Coy , addressed the Board t, ging that the City take steps toward the eradication of the puncture vine inside the • city limits. After some discussion it was referred to the Engineer with power to act . PLANNING COIUv[ISSION President Wheaton named E. A. Moore , M. L. Hooper , Stillman Dexter , J. J. • :--t and Trustee Fowler as City Planning Commission under Ordinance No . 691 , which recommendation was duly approved by the Board. APPLICATION-PERM 7T _Roy A. Swank made vba1 application through the City Clerk for permission to erect a servioe station and garage at the northeast corner of Olive Ave and San Mateo Street . Referred to the Planning Commission for report at next meeting. The application of D. C . Duley for permission to operate a saddle livery at the Hough barn on West Pearl Avenue was continued until next meeting. The xritten application of the Country Club for reduced water rates for their greens was presented by Major Harding and ordered filed . The matter was dis- cussed at some length and action deferred until next meeting for further investigation. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 05 , Fixing the Rate and Levying the Property Tax for the fiscal year 1927-28 , and Amending Section 3 of Ordinance No . 660 ,. introduced at the last regular meeting , was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . 88 Ordinance No . 696 , Granting Franchise to the Pacific Electric Railway_ Company to erect a team track upon San Bernardino Avenue at Webster Street , introduced at the last regular meeting, was daily adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . RESOLUTIONS The Clerk presented the following Resolution which was unanimou_sly adopted by the four members present : "To Hon. C . C . Young, Governor State of California , Sacramento , California. Whereas, you are called upon to appoint a Judge for the recently created Third Department of the Superior Court in this County, and Whereas , the name of F. A. Leonard has been placed before you for the ' position, Now Therefore , we the members of the City Council of the City of Redlands , as a body and as individuals, hereby heartily endorse Mr. Leonard for the position, and respectfully urge his appointment , believing he meets every requirement as a man and jurist for so important a position, and feel sure such appointment will be highly pleasing to the legal fraternity and to the general public. " Upon motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 437 , 442, 443 , 446 , 449 , 451 and 453 Resolution No . 447 " G _ e - i .e, ay - .. h . - . ' . ) A number of people interested in the proposed extension of First Street under above Resolution being present , an informal discussion. was had , though the regular date for hearing is August 17th. A. Gregory, Attorney U. F. Lewis , and others spoke in opposition to the proposed improvement . Henry H ftlna andpi -- 0-9h ,, suggested that if anything was done , that the entire improvement from Colton to frookside be done at the same time . County Supervisor Biggin urged the Board that the more important work of improving- Roosevelt Road and Colton Avenue be done first . H. P. D. Kingsbury complained of the handicap under which he was working as anent for the Rogers Terrace property by reason of the unsettled matters pertaining to the proposed opening and extension of said Street . President Wheaton assured those present that the 4pard desired only to make such improvements as were generally deemed necessary and advantageous to the entire co5nmunity . The final hearing in this matter will be had at the next meeting. Resolution No . 450 -Ca °,) (Division Street Sewer) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the timend place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent-'-s, Asseasment ; . e to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of_Division Street as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 450 , adopted April 20 , 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written ajioeaks or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one , e�s-.ondedand the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it • was moved by Trustee Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which 89 motion was seconded by Trustee Thornquest , and upon roll call was mato by the unanimous vote of the four members present . Resolution No . 452 (East Lugonia Avenue Improvement ) , This being the date for an adjourned hearing on said proposed improvement , a letter from E. B. Cook, owner of property affected by the _improvement , was pre- sented and ordered filed and president Wheaton suggested the hearing be continued until some future date , to give time for nrnnerty owners to determine what they . - '. ._ in the matter . A motion by Trustee Fowler seconded by Trustee Thorn- quest that the hearing on said improvement be postponed to the 5th day of October , 1)27 , at two o 'clock P. M. , gas adore 9d by the unanimous vote of the four members present . Resolution No . 454 (Colton Ave & University St . Ornamental tights ) The Clerk notified the Boardthat this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for ornnamental lights nn East Cnitnn Avenue and University Street , particularly desctibed in Resolution of intention Nn . 454, adopted July 6th , 1927. The Clerk also reported that he had not received any written protests or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The President of the Board inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one respling, the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 454, Ordering the Work, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board . Resolution No . 455 ' (W. State . Mill and Sacramento Sts . Sewer ) The Clerk notified the Board that tnis was the` tite and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for a sewer nn West State Street . Mill and SaCrag1trI_ Streets ,. particularly. described in Resolution of Intention No . 455 , adopted July 6th, 1927. the Clerk also reported that he had not received any written protest or objections prior to the time set for the hearing. The Prefident of the Board inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter, and no one responding., the Board found that they had • to proceed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 455 , Or. erins the Work, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four Board members present . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed undersaid Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. REPORTS Reports of the Fire lenartment , Building Inspector and Treasurer for the month of July. 1927 , and Building Inspector for the year ending June 30th , 1927 , 90 were presented and ordered filed. Report of the State Railroad Commission of its Decision No . 18642 in the Removal of certain Pacific Electric Company street car lines in the City , was presented and ordered filed. Engineer Hinc ley repo ted th-t he had talked with the Pacific Electric Railway officials recently relative to the acquisition by the City of theeabandonec. ,�_ -•' on Garden Street and they wanted $l,000 .00JQr the land . Members of the Board expressed themselves as ovo ed to considering such a proposition and the Clerk was authorized and directed to so communicate to the Pacific Electric Company officials . MISCELLANEOUS Trustee Fowler presented the request of the Community Music Association for non-parklng order for Grant and Zurek Streets between iiroo)tside and Olive Avenues during concerts "on y evenings . Referred to the Marshal and Police Committee with power to act-. Trustee Tyree of the Finance Committee entered a protest to the dilatory practice of the Building Inspector in making and filing his monthly reports . After some discussion members of the Boadd expressed themselves as insisting on all reports being promptly made and the money turned in to the Treasurer at the proper tine . Plans for the widening of Sylvan Boulevard were presented and discussed and the Attorney requested to prepare a Resolution of Intention accordingly. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. Oreet44, )2,174 Attest : gls President , Boardof City Trustees. Cit C3-e-Dk II -0-0-0- Redlands, Calif. August 17tn. 1927 Two o 'clock P. H. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton and Councilmen Fowler and ThQrnquest , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. Absent : Councilman Kimball. Vacancy , caused by the death of Councilman Tyree . The Clerk called the attention of the Council to the death of Councilman 91 Tyree which occurred august 9th, 1927 , whereupon, Mayor Wheaton made a few appropriate remarks and expressed the regrets of the enunnil at the passing of their fellow- ' member, and the following Resolution was duly adnpted : "Whereas , Death having invaded this Chamber and called from the activities of this Council our esteemed co-worker , George A . Tyree , and Wheeeas , we feel a personal loss and also feel that the City and Community have been deprived of the good services of one who gave himself unsparingly to the upbuilding of Redlands that it might seem good , not alone to this , but to all succeeding generations , Now Therefore , "e it Resolved , that we , the City Council of the City of Redlands , do hereby extend to the bereaved family and friends our sincere sympathy and condolence , and so as- sure them that we very keenly feel this , the loss of a friend and public spirited business man , and $e it Further Resolved , that the Clerk enter this Resolution on the records of this Council and transmit a copy thereof to the bereaved family ." The Clerk presented the following copies of Resolutions adopted by the II Los Angeles City CouncII and the local Chamber or Commer6e , respectively, which were ordered placed on file and entered in the records of this Board : Los Angeles City Council : "Whereas , This Council has heard with the deepest sorrow of the passing on of Councilman George A . Tyree of Redlands , and Whereas. during his career as a public official he has always stood for integrity and fair dealing and discharged the duties of his office with rare sincerity , ability and honor , and Whereas , in his death the Municipality of Redlands has lost a true friend , Now Therefore Be It Resolved, that the Council of the City of Los Angeles in meeting assembled this tenth day of August , 1927 , do hereby express its sincere regret in the death of the said Councilman George A. Tyree of Redlands , add its profound sympathy to the widow and family, and II Be It Further Resolved , that this resolution be spread upon the minutes and a copy of same submitted to the family of the deceased and to the City Council of the City of Red- lands , and Be it Further Resolved , that without further transaction of business , the Council do now adjourn with all respect to the memory of Councilman George A . Tyree of Redlands . " Local Chamber of Commerce : "The loss to our community in the death of George A . Tyree is of such a nature that the citizens and especially the busi- ness community are desirous of placing on record an expres- sion of appreciation of the sterling qualities , and the un- tiring labors of Georbe A . Tyree for the upbuilding of the City of Redlands . In Mr. Tyree we have recognized those qualities of leadership and idealism which go to make for progress and sound growth. In his genial and kindly dis- position we have known those qualities of friendship and loveableness which to to make for a happy , hopeful community life . In his untiring labors and unselfish efforts in be- half of every good and charitable cause we have been given an example of true American citizenship , which must inspire a •' us always hereafter . Therefore Be it Resolved , that this testimonial of reppect and love be written in the minutes of the Chamber of Commerce ' and copies be sent to the family as an expression of our feeling of deep loss , and our abiding love for our friend and fellow citizen , George A . Tyree. " 92 94UIiCIL TA JJQCY IS FILLED Mayor Wheaton then called for nominations to .fill the vacancy caused by the e - - of Councilman rs, CouncilmanFnwler nominated Ward . Jr . , which nomina- ' tion was seconded by Councilman Thornquest . No other nominations being made , the vote being called, Mr . Ford was unanimously chosen by the vote of the three members present , to serve until the next regular election. v9TUNICATIONS A communication from the Commonwealth Public Service Company desiring to know if the City would consider the selling of the municipal water system, was pre- sented and ordered filed, and the Clerk was authorized and directed to advise them that the City did not contemplate the sale of the system . Communications from O oil and Chamber of Commerce , call- ing attention to the annua;. convention ,f the League of California Municipalities to be held at Sacramento , Stember 19-22. 1927 , were presented and ordered filed . A communication from the Southwest Builder and Contractor , a publication, suggesti4g that the City use its columns for advertising for bids of public improve- ments , was presented and ordered filed and the Engineer was authorized to advertise in said publication when he deemed it advantageous to the City. A communication from Mrs . Geo . Tyree and family acknowledging expression of sympathy from this Board relating to the death of Councilman Tyree , was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATION-PERMIT Frank Ramidez made application for permission to erect a fruit stand at the front of his property at 1127 Columbia Street . Upon motion the permit was 4ranted at the pleasure of this Board. EEPOMS Reports of the Cleric , Recorder and Acc untant for the month of July , 1927 , were presented and ordered filed. Report of thePlanning Commission relative to the application of Roy Swank for permission to erect a service station and garage at the northeast corner of Olive Avenue and _San Mateo Street , was presented and ordered filed . The Commission' s re- commendation that the application be denied was sustained :by the unanimous vote of the three members present .. Report on application to berate a saddle livery_ on heat Pearl Avenue and of the Country Club for reduced water rates , were continued; RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continuedA Nos. 437 , 443 , 446 , 448 , 449 , 451, 452 and 453. Resolution 1o. 441 ' (First St . Opening & Widening) The Clerk notified the Board that, this was the time and place set pursuant 93 to statue , and notice given, to hear nhj.to.tions against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of First S reet , particularly described in Reso- lution of Intention No . 44., adopted July 20th, 1927. The Clerk presented a protest was-ordered filed. signed by about 80 mexoent of the property owners in the assessment district , which/1 A. osbund then addressed the Board in endorsement of the protest filed. and Frank Jaw= spoke in favor of the general plans for the improvement of First Street . It was suggested by Mr. Osbun and concurred in by others, that West State St.r_es.t and .Texas Street should be improved, rather than First Street : After hearing those who desired to be heard in the matter, a motion by Counoilman o sr oeaonded by Councilmanhor es that the protest be sustained and that ell proceedings under Resolution No 441 be abandoned an het for naught was unanimously sdoptad. by the. three members present . Resolutio_n_No_. 442 - Assessment Map (Halsey St . Improvement . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to Statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Halsey_Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No. 442, adopted March 16 , 1927. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board in- quired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one re- sponded, and the Board, being satisfied with the oorreotn sa of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Thornquest that the Assessment be .pproved and o_onfi ne_d., which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler , and upon roll pall was parried by the unanimous vote of the three members present. Resolut . No 454 - Bids (Ornamental Lights , Colton Ave Un versity St. ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work prpposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 454, ornamental lights on Colton Avenue and ilniversity_ Street , .the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : City Improvement Company_, Los Angeles $ 7,317.00 Harry W. Rouse , San Bernardino 7,373 .00 Russell Electr__is mpany, Redlands 7,400.00 Walker* 'Martin, Fullerton 7,797.00 Street Lighting Engineering Co. , San Bdno 8 ,345.00 H. C. Reid & Company, Los Angeles 8 ,925.00 Wilms Electric Shoff, Redlands 9 .072.00 The hiq being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of City Improvement Compantof Los Angeles , was reasonable add the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board 94 adopted Resolution of Award No. 454; which provides that thecontract for said work goes to City Improvement Companya at the prices mentioned in their bid. All other bids were rejected. Hesolution No• 455 Bim (Sewer , W. State, Mill and Sacramento Ste ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 455-, sewer , W. State , Mill and Saoranento Streets , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Geo. Gardner Sewer complete , lin. ft . 401 $ .85 Manholes , each 65.00 A. C. Blodgett Sewer, lin. ft . .95 Manholes, each 70..00„ Geo. S. Abrahamson Sewer, lin. ft, .98 Manholes , each 62:00 Hi H. Lienau Sewer, lin. ft. 1.00 Manholes, each 75:00 the bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of Geo. Gardner was reasonable and the lowest, and recommended that the award_ be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No. 455 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo . Gardner at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected. MISCW,LANROUS J. H. Allin addressed the Board relative to West Peimsyly_ ani_a Avenue improvement , stating that he understood a petition was to be presented requesting the opening of the Avenue to a- sixty foot width., and expressed his o .positinn to the. same. He was advised that no petition had been presented to the Council, consequently no action was taken. Stillman Dexter addressed the Board relative to liability and property in- - : e on the city' s autos, being desirous of filing a proposal for said insurance : He was requested to have his pyo=off? ready for submission at the next meeting of this Board. Engineer Hinckley reported that Mr. Smiley desired a survey of the fid_ through the Bi4itswith view to deeding, the roadwy to the City. The most would be jabout two or three hundred dollars. The Engineer was authorized to make the survey . Upon motion bf Councilman Fowler, the Clerk was directed to file with the Plan j g Commission, any application or jetition which might properly come be- fore them and that comes into his -hands prior to the Monday preceeding the Council meeting. STANDING COMMIITEES Owing to the death of Councilman Tyree and appointment of a new member to the Council, the J&ay.Daamed standing committees as follows : ET:: 95 Auditing, Ordinance Streets, Wates Thornquest , Chmn Fowler , Chmn FowlerThornquest ,I?nli.ae, Health Park, LIght ng, Cemetery Thornquest, Chmn Ford, Chmn Kimball Kimball ie Swimming PgQJ , City Bldgs. Kimball , Chmn Fowler , Chmn Ford Ford Bills' and . salaries were ordered _paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the mebting adjourned. .44 . / _'i/a — .Mayor of ity of Redlands. Attest : _zetiA7 Cites--C2e-r y of Redl• ands. ACalif. September 7th. 1927 Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council held at the regular place of meeting. All members ,present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. COMMUNICATIONS_ A communication from Mrs. Geo . A. Tyree expressing appreciation of the sympathy of this Board at the death of Mr. Tyree , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from John B. Ingram, 465 Sixth Street , San Bernardino , desiring to lease the Sylvan Park Concession, was presented and ordered filed and the Clerk directed to advise him that the concession was under lease for a period of three years. A communication from the Water Conservation Association. Riverside , advising or the annual meeting to be held October 14. 1927. at 10 o 'clock A. M. at Riverside , and requesting a representative of this City to be present , was presented and ordered filed. Upon motion of Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Thornquest , Geo . S. Hinckle , was appointed to attend and represent this City in all matters coming before the meeting. PETITIONS Petition No . 3958 , W. C. Mauerhan et al , for sidewalks on the east side of Occidental Drive along the east line of Lot 44, Redlands University Tract No. 1 , a2d 96 Petition No. 3959 , F. G. Johnson, et al, for curb , gutter and of ing on Brockton Avenue from Churon Street to Judsoa Street , and Petition No . 3960, C. F. Massingale , et al , for opening Pennsylvania Avenue ' to a sixty foot width from Orange Street to Texas Street , were presented and after discussion, referred to the Engineer and Street Committee for investigation and report . ORDINANCES Ordinance No. 697 , At the suggestion of Chief of Police Thomas , an amendment to Article 7 , Section 44 of Chapter 5, Ordinance No . 639 , City of Redlands, relating to discharge of ,fine armn, was introduced by the City Attorney and laid over under the rules. REPORTS Report of the Fire Department and Building Inspector ror the month or August . 1927 , were presented and ordered filed. Report of G. E. sullen, on the audit of the City books for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. DEEDS A deed from the Redlands Security Company to the City for a reservoir site and right of way in portion of Section 7. Township Two South, Range 2 West , was presented, accepted and the Clerk directed to have same placed of record. Proposal of 1; H. Prentice to purchase pity property lying along the north line of Citru.8 Avenue and the east line of Beacon Street , at a price of 01800.00 cash, heretofore made to this Board and renewed at this time , was accented and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to.cexecute a deed of conveyance to said Prentice , for and on behalf of the City. RESOLUTIQNZ The following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 443 , 448 , 451, 452, 454, and 455. ASSESSMENT MAPS Resolution No_. 437. (Improvement . Fourth. Eureka Streets etc.) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time add plao@ set pursaatt to statute , ror the nearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on Fourth, Eureka. Streets , etc , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 437 . adopted January 19th, 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. Several parties desired information as to now the amount of each assessment was arrived at , which was satin- factorily explained by Engineer Hinckley, and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , it was moved by Councilman Thornquest that the assess- ment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler, and upon roll call was carried by the _p„taran_oue vote of the Board. 97 Resolution..No. 446 (North Place Improvement .) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter or the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the Dost and expenses of the work and improvement of North Place , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 446, adopted April 6th, 192? . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the clay set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested person@ were present and desired to be heard . No one responded , and tk Board, being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved oy Councilman Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler, and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. Resolution No. 449 (Rossmont Drive Improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the liesin=g hearin the matter of the Street Superintendent 's Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Rossoont Drives etc, as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 449, adopted April 20th, 1927 . The Clerk reported thatno written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested personswere present and desired to be heard. No one responded, add tee Board , oeing satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , it was moved by Councilman Thornquest that the Assessment be s.ptoved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler, and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. Resolution No . 453 (Alley Opening bet . Herald and Tribune Staa north o.L Brockton) The Clerk presented the re ort of the Commissioners for the opening of an alley between Herald and Tribune Streets, north of Brockton Avenue which was ordered filed, and the Clerk directed to give notice of said filing; as required by law. Resolution No. 456 (Sewer, Alley bet . Herald and Tribune Sts north of Brockton) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for a sewer in the alley between Herald and Trioune Streets , north of Brockton Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention Nd. 456 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and suomitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 456, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: -Rasolved: That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 456, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. 98 On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution or Intention No . 456 which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution.: PLANS AND SPEECIFICATIONS The Engineer was requested to prepare plans and spenirinat.innk for the improvement of Roosevelt Road; and for eiriewalka on south aide of aitrnq Avenue east of Church Street and on Stillman Avenue , where not already constructed. PLANNING COMMISSION G. Stillman Dexter, Secretary of the City Planning Commission, presented a tentative plan for zoneinp the City, approved by the Commission, and the Clerk was directed to give notice or a public nearing to be held by this Board on September 245th, 1927 , at 7 :30 o 'clock, P. M. , as required by Ordinance . INSURANCE The question of insurance on the city's autos was next considered, G. H. McLaury and G. Stillman Dexter, Agents, being present and filing itten proposals dor puolic liability, property damage , fire and theft insurance. The matter being referred to the auditing committee , they 'recommended tnat fire and theft insurance be awarded to Mr. McLaury , and public liability and property damage , be awarded to Mr. Dexter with the recommendation that public liability be written for $100 ,000 to $300 ,000 and property damage for $10,000 which recommendation was approved by tie Board. BUILDING REPAIRS Councilman Fowler recommended certain repairs to the City Hall , requested by the Water Department and the Treasurer' s Office , at an estimated Dost of 5300.00 which recommendation was approved by the Board and Councilman Fowler appointed and directed to nave same done , and also to have the necessary repairs °made to the Wyatt Opera House as recommended by the Fire Underwtiters . MISCELLANEOUS Councilman Thornquest stated that the Shell Oil Company was considering the erection of storage tanks near Texas Street and had expressed desire to lease grounds from the City for such purpose . Referred to the Rngineer and auditing Committee.. Engineer Hinckley reported that the Rpfky Comfort water users on the Mill Creek Road desired to turn their water system over to the City and purchase water from the city for domestic uses. Referred to the Engineer and Water Committee for investigation and report . An ,Agreement in blank for users of water in cabins in Mill Creek Canyon;" prepared by representatives of owners of Mill Creek water was presented to the Board, and upon recommendation of the City Attorney and Engineer the form of ttne Agreement was approved and the Mayor and City glerk authorized and directed to sign same for and on behalf of the City , upon approval by the City Attorney and Engineer, of each Agreement . w i 9J Attorney Hartzell stated that the Southern California Gas Company had voluntarily agreed to a rate of "$1 er thousand cubic feet for the first ten II thousand feet , making a slight reduction from the present rate. Members of the Board expressed themselves as not s'ctisfied with the reduction, feeling that the rate should not exceed $1.40 , and the Attorney was requested to so advise the gas company. Upon recommendation of the auditing committee , the following order was unanimously adopted : "That all questions of repair or alterations to City Buildings or furnishings for same , shall be prevented to the Auditing committee before the work is ordered or furnishings purchased." The Clerk was directed to send a copy of this order to the heads of the several departments. Bills and Salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further business. dmenading attention, on�motion, the meeting ad iourned, 917,A t iMayor, C ty of Redlands. Attest : itglerk. -0-0-0-0-0- Redlands , 0-0-0-0-0- Redlands , California September 21wt . 1927 . Ptmn (Onion' , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council held at the regular place of meeting. All membersrp esent together with the Clerk and Attorney. II The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . COMMUNICATIONS A communication rrom W. H. Rogers, Chairman of the Park Commission of the City of . an Bernardino , extending an invitation for an attendance of a delegation of three or more members , at the Round Table discussion on Playground and Recreation Activities , at San Bernardino on October 4th , 1927 , at 6 :30 P. M. , was presented and ordered riled and the Clerk directed to make reservations for four. Park Suertntendent Ferguson was named as this City ' s spokesman for the occasion. A communication from the State Railroad Commission advising of a hearing on 0 tober 20th, at 10 o 'clock at the Sun Finance Building, Los Angeles, on me applic tion of the Pacific Electric Railway Company ror an increase in passenger rates , s presented and ordered filed . II APPLICATIONS The written a pplication of D. A. Blair for permission to erect a store building on the north side of a_st Citrus Avenue in the 1100 block, and 7- 100 The verbal application of N. J. Scott for permission to remove a small building, frorn ?Jest Colton Avenue and New York Street to 208 East Lugonia Avenue for use as a fruit and vegetable stand , were presented and referred to the Planning Commission. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk,. Treasurer , Recorder and Accountant for the month of August_, 1927 , were presented and ordered filed. QRDINANEES Ordinance No . 697 , Amending Subdivision 7 , Section 44 , Ordinance No . 6:59 , Relating to Discharge of Firearms , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted oy the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were' continued : Nos . 448 , 458, 453 454 and 455. Resolution No . 443- Assessment Map . (Paving Alley from 5th to 6th Sts. between Vine andcCitrus ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and' place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of the alley between Vine and Virus , from Fifth to Sixth Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 443,, adopted March 16th, 1927 The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correy(ctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motio n was seconded by, Councilman Thornquest , and upon roll call was. carrie,,d by the unanimous vote of the Board . Resolution No . 451_ ( imorovernent . Westwood Lane . etc. ) Upon request of H. H. Lienau, Contractor, an extens&on of sixty days time for the completion of the said work was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board. STREET IMPROVEMENT PLANS The Engineer was requested to prepare plans and specifications for the improvement of Vine Street eaet of Fifth Street and of Sixth Street frortCitrus Avenue to Olive Avenue . EAST LUGONIA MUTUAL PIPE LINE Use of by City J. U. Prendergast of the Board of Directors of the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company c:ddressed the Board, suggesting that an Agreement between the City ' and said Company be entered into for the joint .usR of the company ' s line in connection with the use of the City Water through said line as power for pumping the company' s 101 wells as outlined in a Resolution heretofore adopted by-this Board on March 17th, 1926 . The City Attorney was directed to- orepare such an Agreement and present to this Board for ratification. COMPLA INT S J. A . Rivera , 308 Grant Street , advised the Board of a probable ammage to the paving in said block caused by water leak in the RedlandsWater Company liar . The City Attorney was directed to advise the Water Company that the city would hold them responsible for any damage to the paving that might come from such a source . N. L. Levering complained of the condition of West Colton Avenue suggesting that the City push forward contemplated improvement . Councilman Ford presented the verbal complaint of residents of Alvarado Street as to weeds and rubbish in said Street in the block immediately south of Fern Avenue . Referred to the Engineer and Chief of Police with power to act . Attorney Hartzell reported complaint of the garbage contractor ,_ to the city hauling its own, garbage from Sylvan Park in violation of the Ordinance . The Clerk was directed to advise Park Foreman Ferguson to turn all garbage over to the contractor. FIRE PLUGS Councilman Fowler presented the verbal request of the Redlands Foothill Groves Association for change of location of fire plugs at their place of business at the northeast corner of Central Avenue and Sixth Street . It developed that the plugs were now properly located in the parking space ,:;but the Council expressed its willingness to make the change . requested provided the Association would ttand the expense of any damage for repairs or replacements of any plugs broken by parties loading or unloading at their house , and the Clerk was directed to so communtctate to said Association and the Water Department was directed to defer change until advised by this Board; BUILDING INSPECTOR Inspector Armstrong appeared before the Board in request for information and advice as to the type of construction he should require in auto camp buildings . It was suggested that he consult with the Planning Commission until such time as the Zoning Ordinance is adopted and becomes effective . MISCELLANEOUS At the request of _Mayor Wheaton , members of the Board decided to inspect the municipal camp site in Mill Creek Canyon Wednesday afternoon, September 28th ,1927 . Attorney ,Hartzell advised the %purchase of several copies or the 1927 Planning Act . The Clerk was authorized to make such purchase . The question of use of City Autos by employees except in the discharge d city affairs was discussed at some length , the Council ordering that city machines be used only in the actual services of the City. It was suggested that the several 102 Department Committees advise the department heads accordingly . ,Bills and Salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meet ' adjourned. ai1�c .44 :7174 Mayor of City of Redlands Attest : aity -0-0-0-0-0- Redlanas , California . Octooer 5th, 191 . Two o 'clock P. M. A regular, meeting of mile City Council of the City of Realanas , vela at the regular place of meeting. All memoers present , together with the Clerk ana Attorney. The minutes or the last regular meeting were read ana approved. £QMIAUNZCATIONS The following communications were presented and ordered riled : From Theodore Krum, expressing his appreciation of service rendered oy ' the Fire Department in a fire at his ranch outside the City ; From California Casualty Indemnity Exchange., inclosing check for 5169 .20 in payment or saving on fleet auto insurance for the year ending Septemoer 11th, l9&•i ; From The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation relating to certain improvements at the latt Opera House ; From the Metropolitan Water District Committee of Southern California , with a Schedule or assessments for pr'e] iminary work; and. From Redlands Foothill Groves relative to change of location of rire plugs at Central Avenue and Sixth Street . APPLICATIONS-PERMIT Application or Theodore Krumm for permission to erect and operat.e^a filli.na station and root beer stand at the southwest corner of Colton Avenue and Texas Street , was presented and granted as applied to the filling station,, but permit withhel, as to the building for the rootbeer stand. The verbal application of A. J. Reetz, for permission to establish and operate an auto camp at the southeast corner of Colton Avenue and Lawton Street , was presented and Mr. Reetz explained to the Board his plan to establish an up to date camp . Judge potty voiced the _protest of the School Board and House of Neighborly gE 103 , Service to the proposed camp and Ted Sherman and Mr . Vander Kaay also made verbal prat ast,. After due consideration the hearing was continued until alater date with II the recommendation that the matter be presented to the Planning Commission. William Scott , Manager of the _National Fruit Packing i iachinery and Supp Company made verbal request for permission to ,erect a building at the northwest corner of Stuart Avenue and First atreet . Referred to the Planning Commission for investigation and recommendation to this Board . REPORTS Report of the Fire Delartment and Building Inspector for the month of September . were presented and ordered filed. Report of the flaniiing Qpmnission for matters heretofore referred to them was presented and ordered fi e , which report is as follows : The application of D. A . Blair for a store on E. Citrus Avenue is withdrawn. II The application of .Tuan Caldera should be_granted if the enclosing of the front fiorch is all that is involved . The application of N. J. Scott , E. Lugonia Avenue , should be granted, subject to the approval of his plans , by the Secretary of the Board af Health and the Building In pectort TREE PEE IT IONS Tree Petition No . 721 , F. R . Barron for removal of two pepper trees on south side of San Bemaardino Avenue East of Judson Street , was presented &id re- ferred to the Tree Committee . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued: Nos. 448 , 451 , 453 , 454 , and 455. Resoluti n No . 452 II (East Lugonia Avenue improvement ) This being the date set by adjournment at a former meeting, for the hearing of protests , Mayor Wheaton stated that there were no new developments in the matter and the Clerk reported no additional protests or requests had been filed. A protest having been filed at ,. former meeting of this Board containing the signatures of 75 or 80 percent of the owners of property frontage , the Board saw no reason for forcing the improvement upon the frontage and a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded y Co4ncilman Kimball that all proceedings under said Resolution be abandoned, was unanimously adopted. Resolution No . 456. ( Sewer , Alley bet . Herald & Tribune North of Brockton) This being the time set for the hearing of protests to the work and improvement proposed under Resolution of Intention No . 456 , Sewer , Alley between IIHerald and Tribune Streets , north of .Brackton Ayenue , on motion of Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Kimball , the matter was continued until next meeting for L urther hearing. 104 WEST PENNSYLVANIA AVE. IMPROVEMENT A protest signed by R. H. Boettger, et al , to the proposed widening of Pennsylvania Avenue from Orange Street to Texas Street , as requested in Petition. No . 3960 heretofore filed with this Board , was presented and ordered filed , and upon suggestion of M. F. Pierce , it was decided to try to work out a _plan whereby a strip_ of the present roadway might be oiled and sanded . The matter was referred to the Engineer and Street Committee to work out with the property owners. _POLICEI:EN Upon'recorrnendation of the Police Committee , unanimously approved by this Board , Ora Thomas was appointed policeman, service to date .from October 1st , 1927 . FIRE DEPARTL_IENT Fire Chief Green addressed the Board in request for its endorsement of fire prevention work now being done by the Fire Department . He. also made request for the purchase of 23 firemen!S uniforms , at an estimate ;,rice of 818 .00 each, stating that the old uniforms were worn out and the new ones were needed for the protection ' of the firemen. The first request was held up for further consideration of this Board , and tae second referred to the F, .re Committee with power to act . GAS RATES Mr . McAllister and Attorney Reynolds of the Southern California Gas Company addressed the Board relative to the local gas rates , stating that the Company had determined that a rate of 41 .45 = . ' for the first 50u0 and 4l.35 for the second block , was the very lowest rate they could propose at this time . Mayor Wheaton stated he thought the proposed rate was too h gt compared with San Bernardino and Colton. J. J. Prendergast , representing the Chamber Of Commerce concurred in the Mayor ' s statement , further stating that the Chamber of Commerce felt that a fl .00 rate would be about right . At the suggestion of the Mayor , it was decided that representatives of the Council and the Chamber of Commerce meet representatives of the gas company at San Bernardino in the very near future to see if a satisfactory rate could not be reached . BHILD I� G INSPECTOR Building Inspector Armstrong requested the Boardfor permission and an appropriation to cover expenses to attend the Building Officials Conference to be held at Phoenix, Arizona , October 18th, 1927 . After due consideration the sum of X50 .00 was appropriated toward the expense of his attendance and he was granted a leave for such purpose . CEMETERY Councilman Ford reported the necessity for protective work in the old part of the Cemetery to forestall the loss of graves , caused by erosion of the steep banks at some points. Referred to the Engineer and Cemetsr4t Committee for report and recommendation. 105 ' MISCELLANEOUS IIThe City Attorney was diredted to communicate with the West Coast Jr . Circuit relative to ;ental payments of the Opera House , held up pending the non use of the house during the several months oast by reason of necessary improvements being made by the City , such repairs now being Qomplete . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned Mayor , ity of Redlan. s , „a if.. Attest : Amid/ S City — r . -0-0-0-0- ' Redlands , California . October 19th, 1929. Two o ' clock P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council , of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk , Attorney and Err; ineer.. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and anrove ORAL P+TI La S Attorney Hartzell voiced the complaint of residents in the neighborhood of Orange Street and Western Avenue , of noise by parties holding religious meetings in a tent on the East side of Orange Street between Brockton and Western Avenues . :mayor Wheaton stated that he _granted permission for the tent to be erected , With the understanding that there would be no loud talking or noise that might distrub residents . Referred to the Chief of Police with the suggestion that he call upon the leaders of the tent meeting and request that they refrain from baking noise that might disturb the residents . A delegation of ladies from the north side of town appeared before the Board in protest to the condition of trees, and shrubs in the north side nark. They stated that a petition was presented to this Board last spring requesting the iu,provement: of the park and they were assured lit that time that certain improvements would be made , which has not been done . The engineer expaihed that some delay in pipe shipment had delayed the matter , and also that summer time is not a proper time to plant lawn , but that same would be looked after very soon , and proper care would be given to the trees and shrubs. Mr. G. D. Liason of Glendale , (Addressed the Board relative to the i 106 erection of a mausoleum in Hillside Cemetery , requesting the Board for an option for the purchase of a site in the cemetery , provided he can interest enough people to justify the erection of same . Hit plans do not call for any expense to the_Dity! After due consideration the request was granted , the site to be selected by the Engineer and cemetery committee , and the option to run for a term of six months . BUSINESS LICENSES H. E. Hall , representing the Merchants Credit Bureau addressed the Board relative to change in the Business License Ordinance and submitted a schedule of rates which the Bureau deems just and equitable , which schedule was ordered filed to be used in connection with the readjustment of the business license fees for the next period . APPLICATIONS-PERMITS Foster & Eleiser Company made application for permission to hang a sign on the north wall of 305 Orange Street , 12 or 14 feet back from Orange Street , stating they had leased a right of use of the wall from Mr . Gaume , the owner , and had the consent of the adjoining property owner the Southern Pacific Railroad Company. A motion by Councilman Ford seconded by Councilman Fowler that the permission be granted was unanimously adopted . Rev .Idl.ack of the Free Methodist Church, requested permission to hang a for three weeks , banner across West Colton Avenue near Webster Street4 which was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board. A communication from Q . B. Drake , Secretary of the Y. M. C . A . relative to the reopening of a portion of the alley between Olive Avenue and Citrus Avenue , east from Sixth Street , was presented and referred to the City Attorney . A communication from the Escrow Department of the Merchants National Trust and Savings Bank, tendering a check for 51 ,687 .50 , as amount due the City for sale of lot at the northeast corner of yitrus Avenue and Beacon Street to Mr. Prentice for the sum of 51 ,800 .00 , was presented and ordered filed , the check directed to -be turned into the General Fund of the City . TREE PETI_TIOfl Tree Petition No . 722 , Blomquist and Blecha, for the removes of trees in front of 122 Cajon Street , and No . 723 , C . H. Deane , for removal of alternate pepper trees at the southeast corner of _Monterey Street and gal.nut Avenue, were presented , grated_ and ordered filed. Tree Petition No . 721 , F. R . Barron, for removal of pepper trees on south side of Eastman Bernardino Avenue , presented to this Board at the last regular meeting, was granted per recommendation of the Tree Committee . Councilman Kimball presented the verbal request of property owners for the removal of oepper trees on the south side of East State Street between Sixth and 107 r Seventh Streets , which was g _e_ , upon recommendation of the Tree Committee . ORDINANG.S Ordinance No . 698 , Zoning the Cit"v ,_and Ordinance No . 699 , Amending Planning Commission Ordinance No . 691 , were introduced by Councilman Kimball and laid over under the rules . REPORTS Report of the Cleric for the Quarter ending September 30th , 1927 , and the Clerk , Treasurer , Recorder for the month of aptember , were presented and ordered filed . Attorney ,Hartzell reported the receipt of j300 .00 from the West Coast Jr . Circuit , for rental of the Wyatt Opera House in full to November 7th, 1927 , being x;50 .00 per month for the four months that the house was not used while repairs were being made , and 610u .00 for the last month . PLANNING COMMISSION The Planning Commission presented its written report in words and figures , following, to-wit ; "At a meeting of the City Planning Commission held Oct . 12, 1927 the Petition of A . J. Reetz for permission to erect an auto camp at corner of West Colton and Lawton was fully discussed and considered . It.2was decided that in view of the decided opposition expressed by the School Board and the residents and owners of the adjoining property, that the Commission could not approve the same . The same opposition was expressed on the petition of Theo .Krumm to operate a soft drink stand and Lunch Room at corner W. Dolton and Texas . As Mr. Krumm could not be present on account of sickness , action was deferred until he could be present . It was decided to e&large the Industrial District so Industrial Plants could be placed corner of 1st and Stuart . After the meeting Mr. Krumm was notified that the Commission would meet any time lie wished to discuss with him his plans .. E.A .Moore ,President . " AUTO CAMP A . J. Reetz _ made written request for permission to withdraw pis verbal application to erect and operate an auto camp near West Colton Avenue and Lawton Street , and after due consideration the request was ranted by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 448 , 451 and 454. Resolution No . 453 (Opening Alley bet Herald : " . . . - • • " . . Of ] The Clerk presented the written protest of C . S . Stilwell , et al , to t he Commissioner ' s Report , which protest was filed with him0ctober 17th, 1927 , and same was ordered filed by the Board , and on motion, Tlovember 2nd , 1927 , was fixed as the date for nearing of same . Resolution "No . 455 The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on West 108 State Street , Sacramento and tiil1_ Streets , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 455 , adopted July 6th , 1927. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with nim prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , it was moved by Councilman Thornquest that the assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Kimball , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimoua vete of the Board . ( Sewer . Alley bet . Herald et Tribune , North of Brockton) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for a sewer , in the Alley between gerald and Tribune Streets worth of Brockton Avenue , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 456 , adopted on September 7th , 1927 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 4561 Orderini the Work , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The diagram of the assessment t district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board . Re o1 > i on No 45$, {Roosevelt Road Improvement . ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of Roosevelt Road , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 458 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted pians and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 453, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and sieci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 45S, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion , the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 458, which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. Resolution No . 45L7 (East Brockton Avenue mprovement ) Can motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of portion of East Brockton Avenue , east of Church Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 457 , to be hereafter adopted . 109' Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted pica, and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 1 457, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : ResoJ,ves,, That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- • fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 457 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 457 which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution . FINANCES A Resolution relating to the finances of the City and the payment of demands was presented by Attorney Hartzell , and adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board , and ordered filed. PLANS - STREET IFPROVEMETT 11. The Engineer was requested to prepare and submit plans for the improvement of the •following streets : For sidewalks on Webster Street from Colton Avenue to Union Avenu ,, on south side Citrus Avenue from the school property East to Cypress Avenue ; on south side of East Colton Avenue from Chur2h Street to Division Street ; on Occidental Drive . For Laving of Sixth Street between Citrus and Vine , and Vine Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets ; Alvarado Street • Center Street , and West Colton Avenue . GAS RAZES Gas rates were discussed at some length and it was decided to meet with the Southern California Gas 0ompany officials at San Bernardino on Monday, October 24th , 1927 , at two O'clock P. M. , in an effort to reach a satisfactory agreement with the company as to rates . FIRE UMMITITTEE , 1 The Fire Committee recommended the purchase of 15 uniforms and two coats for the Department , stating that Levine and Chestler appeared to be the lowest bidders for supplying same . The recommendation was approved . MISCELLANEOUS Attorney Hartzell brought up the suestio.n of utting into effect , the Ordinance requiring. lighta on bicycles , which was discussed at some length, but no action taken. The request of group insurance for City employees was presented by representatives of the suitable Life Insurance Company who requested the cooperatia of the City in the plan. After due consideration the City agreed to cooperate with the Company in the plan if a sufficient number of employees so desired_. Mayor Wheaton brought to the attention of the Board some of the complaints that had come to him as to certain actions of Fire Chief Green, which were discussed at some length with no action being taken , but the ,Fire Committee was requested { 11 to conjez, with Che Rreen relative to his duties_As Fire Chief. Bills and Salaries were ordered _paid, as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the eting, adjourned.,. 71‘44 0 Mayor , City of RRe lands. Attest : Airat 0 ity Clerk. -0-0-0- J- Redlands , California . November 2nd , 1927 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A ar meeting of the City Council held at the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and, approved . QRAL PETITIONS Mr. Bosch of Yucaipa ‘ in behalf of the Yucaipa Apple Show , requested per- mission to hang a banner across the street and place advertising posters on the lamp posts in this City. Upon motion of Councilman Kimball seconded by Councilman Fowler , the request was granted . Theodore Krum made verbal application for permission to operate a lures stand at the southwest corner of Colton Avenue and Texas Street . Referred to the .Planning Commission for investigation and recommendation. Louis Russell addressed the Board in behalf of the 3u0ness Men relative to electrical decorations in the business district during the Christmas season, re- questing permission to use certain electrical connections with the street lighting circuit for same . The Board expressed themselves as favorable to the proposal and suggested that Mr . Russell consult with the Southern California Edison Company relative to the use of the street light..ng circuit . CUIMIIICATIOIIS A communication from the President of the Municipal Traffic _League and from the League of California Municipalities , calling attention to the annual meeting of the League to be held in los Angeles , November 18 . 19 and 20 , 1927 , were presented and ordered filed . A communication from the ,Redlands Chamber of Commerce expressing the appreciation of the Chamber for this Board' s efforts looking toward the improvement of Roosevelt Road. , was presented and ordered filed , A communication signed by Mrs . M. J. B1esener , et al , protesting; the noise and disturbance caused by religious meetings held in a tent on the east side of Orange tl lilt Street in the 1100 block, was presented and ordered filed . It developed that the Evangelistic .Campaign had closed and that the parti€s would like to retain the tent in which to hold their regular services . After due consideration the request was denied and the Clerk directed to so notify those in charge of the meeting. PETITIONS Petition No . 3961 , G. W. Willems for paving alley between State and Citrus from Sixth to Seventh Streets , was presented and ordered filed. , and. the Engineer directed to prepare and submit plans for sane at the next meeting of this Board . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 698 Relating to the Planning Commission, introduced at the last regular meeting , was duly passed by the unanimous vote of the Board . Ordinance No . 699 , Relating to the Zoning of the City , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly passed by the unanimous vote of the Board. Ofdindnee No . 700 , Relating to Business Licenses , was introduced by Councilman Kimball and laid over mer the rules. RE2ORTS Report of the Building Inspector , Fire Department for the month of October , 1927 , and of the Accountant for the month of September, were presented and ordered filed. RESOLUTIC S The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 448, 454 , 457 and 458 . ASSESShENTMAP Resolut ' on No . 451 (Westwood Lane improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to _cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Westwod.d Lane , etc . , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 451 , adopted May 18th, 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Kimball , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. RESOLUTLION NO. 453 (Opening of Alley bet Herald and Tri > >n . . north of Brockton) This being the time set for the jnaLtnocaleats to the Commissioners report under above Resolution for the opening of an alley between Neral,d and Tribune Streets north of Brockton Avenue , the Clerk presented the written protest of C . S . Stilwell and J. Robertson Hudson, which protest was ordered filed , and on motion, the following resolution was duly adopted : 11 WHEREAS, the Commissioners appointed by this Board for the opening of an Alley between Herald and Tribune Streets north of Brockton Avenue , have made report of their find- ings therein, and the same has been filed with this Board, and Whereas., objections have been made to said report , and whereas, such objections have been set for hearing for this date , and Whereas , the City Council have considered such objections ; NQ THEREFORE, Be it Resolved , that said objections be and they are hereby denied and overruled , and the report of said Commissioners is hereby confirmed. RESOLUTION No 456 - BIDS 1r5'ewer, illey bet Herald & Tribune Sts north )f Brockton Ave ) This being the time set for the opening of bids, for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 456 , sewer , alley between Herald and Tribune Streets , north of Brockton Avenue , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : Geo . S. Abrahamson Sewer, complete per linear foot 5 0 .95 Manholes complete , each 75.00 H. H. Lienau Sewer , complete per linear foot 1 .05 Manholes complete , each 75 .00 Geo . Gardner Sewer , complete per linear foot .89 Manholes , complete , each 74.00 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking' he reported that the bid of Gen . Gardner was reasonable and the lowest ,, and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board P.AnDig_d Resolution of Award No . 456 , which provides that the contract for said work Vie` to Seo . Gardner at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected and the Clerk ordered to return certified checks to the unsuccessful bidders . RESOLVdQI!UP . 459 ( Sidewalks on portions of Several Streets . ) On motion , the Board adopted 4 Resolution instructing the City Engineer ' to make and submit plans and specifications for sidewalk on portions of East Citrus Avenue , Stillman Avenue , Occidental Drive, '.'J- te Street , East Colt on Avenue and West Vine Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 459 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by p_ oposed Resolution of Intention No . 459 , 'Whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Ren That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 459 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion , the Board then duly adoptee Resolution of Intention No . 459 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution . F1e alaceiy at its passage ana approval. 1 certify to the passage of this published once in the Redlands Daily I Mayor of the City of Redlands - going ordinance was duly adopted at a it held on the of , 1957 113 RESOLTJ 0d No . 460 ( Improve Alvarado Street north al Palm Avenue ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit glans and specifications for improvement of Alvarado Street north of Palm Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 460 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 460 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 460 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 460 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. WEST COLTON AVENUE Improvement of West Colton Avenue was discussed at some length. Theodore Krurnm expressed himself as favorable to the six inch concrete stating that some six or seven other property owners on the street were of the same opinion. Walter Shearing was present and ex )ressed himself as favoring the best type of construction. : ! on.same was deferred until next meeting. The improvement of .Center Street was next discussed and the question of street car line improvement entered into the subject to the extent that action was cLeferred until next meeting and the Clerk directed to advise the Pacific Electric Railway Company that such improvement was contemplated and would be further discussed at the next regular meeting of the Board. MAUSOLEUM Mr. Mason presented plans for a proposed mausoleum in the Hillside Cemetery , requesting an option on a lot approximately 40 x 80 feet , which was granted by the unanimous v ote of the Board , and the City Attorney directed to prepare the necessary papers and present same to this Board for ratifiaction. DEED A deed from John A . Shreck , for a small piece of land at the northeast co^ - ner of Cypress and. Sunnvside Avenues , was presented and acceQted by the Board , and the Clerk authorized and, directed to have same placed of record . MISCELLANEOUS A . B. Wire , requested information as to right, to build and operate an auto sales r om in the 1100 block on Orane_Street . He was advised that a special permit wouldidbe necessary and was referred to the P Lanni__ Commission for its recommendation in the matter. u_ E. Griswold , realtor , addressed the Board suggesting that Vine Street be widened , looking toward the need of a wider street with the Theatre building and 114 business houses v:ere established in tnat locality . There was no action taken at this ti,e. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adiourned . // Jr. 4rA Mayor , City of Redlands . Attest : 4.44/1100 Cit , -0-0-0- Redlands , California _November 16th, 1927 Two o 'clock P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Al). members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last rear meeting were read and a jgoved . COPMIfUN'CATI ONS A commazns lon from the Redlands Co-operative_Fruit Association advising of the annual meeting to be held November 28th _ 1927 , was presented and ordered filed. Councilman Ford suggested the advisability of selling the City' s fruit through a different house each year and that a number of Associations had spoken to him about the matter. Mr. Hinckley advised the Board that the fruit had been practically divided each year, between the Exchange and Mutual houses but not divided as to individual houses. After some discussion the matter was left in the hands of Superintendent Hinckley with the suggestion that he , as far as practical , sell the fruit through a different house each year. A eommunioatiou from the Colorado River Aqueduct Association relative to this City joining in a programfor the organization of a Metropolitan Water Distrix , was presented and ordered filed ,and after due discussion the following Resolution was unanimously adopted: IVaREA,g, it appears that a number of municipalities of Southern California have voluntarily banded themselves together in an organiza- tion called The Colorado River Aqueduct Association for the purpose of doing the preliminary work of organizing under the recent Act adopted by the State Legislature entitled Metropolitan Water District Act and for the further purpose of testing the validity through the Courts , of said Act , and WHEREAS, it appears that the expense of such preliminary organization work and of testing the validity of said Act will amount ;lel) about the sum of $15,000 .00 , and _ t?ifi'.F AE, a committee appointed for the purpose of conducting such organization work and, testing the validity of said Act have appor- tioned the costs of such work among the various municipalities , the proportion of such expense being apportioned to the City of Redlands being the sum of 0164.00 , and 115 t+�iFRTtAS, it seeming advisable and for the best interest of the City of Redlands , to join in such organization work and to pay its proportion of such expense . NOW THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Redlands does hereby unanimously resolve , that the City of Redlands join the Association known as the Colorado River Aqueduct Association, become a member thereof, and pay its proportion of such preliminary expenses , to-wit : the sum of $164.00 , and the City Clerk and City Treasurer are hereby authorized , empowered and directed to draw a warrant of the City of Redlands, payable out of the General Fund, in the sum of 4164.00 in favor of Shirley C . Ward , Treasurer of said Association, and to forward same , together with a statement that the City of Redlands will join in such organization , to said Shirley C . Ward , Treasurer. TRUE PETITIONS -- Tree Petition No . 724, W. hearing. for removal of tree at the northeast corner of Colton Avenue and Sixth Street , and Tree Petition No . '725 , Mrs„___D, R, Hawlcaas for removal of two palms in front of 439 Fourth Street , were granted,, and Tree Petition No . 726. , G. Stillman Dexter , for removal of two palms on the east side of Henzke • •a Street between Flizall th and. antlx. Streets , and Tree petition No . 727 , yenn Orange Groves , Inc . , for remoral of alternate. pep Er trees on the east side of Orange Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and San Bernardino Avenue , were denied, all as per recommendations of the Tree Committee . ; PETITIONSA Petition No . 3962 , Emma_C . England, et al , for refund of 1927 city taxes on property known as Prospect Park, claiming that same , to all purposes and intents , is a public park and entitled to the same consideration by the city authorities as Smiley Park , the taxes on which are refunded by the City . After due consideration the request was denied, the Council feeling that the cases are entirely different in the light of what the Smileys did for the city. Petition No . 3963 , Donald 3 . y . Anderson et al , for sidewalks and ornamental lights on Buena Vista Street from Fern to Cypress Avenue was presented and the Engineer directed to prepare plans and specifications for same . Petition No . 3964 , S. A . Grover et al , for the improvement of Cohan Avenue from Texas Street to the West City limits with macadam aa_Yeolegt , was presented and ordered filed , the Engineer having heretofore been directed to prepare plans and specifications for said improvement . Petition No . 3965 , 01. W. Harris , et al , to oil and sank Alvarado Street between Cypress Avenue and Highland Avenue , was presented and ordered filed, and after due consideration the petition was unanimously denied . the Board feeling that as important a street as Alvarado should be properly improved if anything done at all . REPORTS ' Reports of the Clerk , Treasurer and Accountant for the month of October , 1927 , were presented and ordered filed. OR 'I;CE Ordinance No . 700 , Relating to Sus n_esintroduced at the last 116 N regular meeting, was Sly adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council . i.ESO JTIONS On motion, the faliovii ' Resolutions were continued: Nos . 453 , 454 , 456 nd 459 . Resolution No . 448 - Assessment Ma — (Fiftli_a rnl Sixth_Sta Imp. The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the 'teasing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment ade to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Fifth and Sixth Streets , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 448 , adopted April 20th , 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interest d persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman A II Thornquest , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . } SOT TTTO1J No . (Brockton Avenue Fast of Church Street The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given , to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Brockton Avenue East of Church Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 457 , adopted on October 19, 1927. The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter, and nn nn responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 457 , Ordering the Vior__ to beo.ne , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the : _-essment . istri for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the IIEngineer , was then duly approved by the Board. RFSOT,IITLON No . 458 (Rooseve mprovement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear_objet ' against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Roosevelt Road,_ and particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 458 , adopted October 19th , 1927 . The Mayor inquired if any protest had been filed or any one present wished to be heard in the above matter, and the Clerk presented the written protest of E. E. Watson and others , not to the proposed improvement , but protesting the manner proposed for >turnent of same , urging that part of the cost be borne by the entire Jcity . E. E. Watson, tim. H. Rteha> s , W. B. Mudge , expressed verbal concurrence in Ithe protest filed . After due consideration of the written and .verbal. nr_otest to I the manner of payment , all protests were,feniftd, and overruled by the unanimous vote of the Board , and Resolution No . 458 , Ordering—the ii_oxlsto be_Dont, was adopted by HI the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the assessment district for tte work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly I a ' , •• - t_by the Board . Resolution No . 460 (Alvarado St . Improvement) This was not the date set for hearing. on above proposed improvement,, but a number of persons interested being present , it was decided to consider the matter , and Mr. G. H. Bunnell , presented the irtri_t_tan-ar-lit of a majority of the property owners on Alvarado Street _protesting the repaving of same . After due consideration the prates.t was austain,d by the unanimous vote of the Board and all proceedings Heretofore had under said Resolution No . 460 , are hereby abandoned and held for naught . Mayor Wheaton expressed the regret of the Council that such action seemed to be the only thing to do under the circumstances , stating tnat he could not understand how property owners on a resident street of the nature and importance II of Alvarado Street should oppose permanent improvement of their street while property owners in other sections of the city with less valuable property had gone ahead with ermanent improvement of their streets , and expressed a hope that the owners now rotesting the Alvarado Street improvement would , in the near future , request this oard to order such improvement . —EF-MIIJIT I ailo . 461 _All, ' Paving , Mks 73 and 14, from bixth to Seventh) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of the alley through ocks 13 and 14, Town Plat , from Sixth to Seventh Streets , all as contemplated by Resolution of Intention No . 461 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to thel pity Engineer made and submitted plans and speci- ffications for the work contemplated. by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 461 , Where�- .upon.. the,,,Bpard adopted the following Resolution: Res ve : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and II specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . -161 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 461 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth n said Resolution. 4 Ht -• • 462 ,(Pave W. Colton Avenue , Texas Street to W. City Limits ). On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of West Colton Avenue ,_ West of Texas Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 462 , to be hereafter ad opted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and -pecifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 462 , II wne-reupon it.he• Board adopted the .following Resolution: _ u Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing .and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 462 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted, and the plans , prthfile , detailed drawings and copy of specifications are ordered filed in the . City Engineer ' s office , and the specifications are ordered filed in _ the City Clerk's office . i 118 On motion , the Board then duly gdo A Resolution of Intention No . 462 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. CENTER ST . Irl2ROVE;.J;?'T The proposed immrovement of center Street was discussed at some length by members of the Board and a representative of the pacific Electric Railway Cnmpnny , the Railway Company stating that they could not bear the expense of rebuilding their track and paving the street , as receipts from operation of the street car were insufXjcient to meet he opgrating expenses and that the Company would , no doubt , make application to the Railroad Commission for permission to remove the track and abandon the service if they were forced to make such improvement as contemplated on Center Street . The Engineer was directed to prepare plans for the improvement of said Center Street and submit same at the next meeting of this Board. CHURCH AND BEA ,Q'15SIREET S Church _Street widening and improvement , and Beacon Stree . extension thin ug to Sixth Street , were discussed at some length but no action taken. CHRISTMAS TREE The matter of the annual Chri,tmas_Tzem program was brought up by Council- man Fowler and Mayor Wheaton suggested that Mrs . Mullen, head of the Community Music Association , be requested to take charge of the progr&m for this year , which sug- gestion was unanimously endorsed by members of the Council and the Clerk directed to so communicate to Mss. Mullen. CJUNTY TAXES The Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant in the sam of 412,00 in payment of County Tax on City property in the County Road improvement district No . 15 , payable out of the General Fund and chargeable to the Water De .artmelt . MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Wheaton called the attention of the Council to the probably se is s illness oft. G. Judson, former resident of this City and President 2f Board of Trustees from 1888 to 1894, suggesting that some recogzliti_on be made by this Board. Councilman Thornquest stated that he would be in Los Angeles within the next few days and it was suggested that he ,call upon Mr. . Judson and convey the sincere wishes of this Board for his ultimate reeoyart. ,Bills and salaries were ordered _paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding Attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned .. 17 .t .ii_ Mayor of the ity o e. i Redlands , California . Attest : it - -k City of Redlands California. -0-J-0- f 1119 Redlands , California . December 7til, 1927 . Two o'clock, P. M. A filar meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the fast regular meeting were read and approved,. COIMTUNICATIONS The following communications were presented and ordered filed : From Shirley C . Ward , Treasurer , Colorado River Aqueduct Association, adknowledging receipt of the City ' s warrant for 4164 .00 in payment of the entrance fee . From E. G. Judson, acknowledging receipt of flowers and good wishes from this Board through Councilman. Thor nquest . Mr. Judson was a former member and President of this Board . From State Railroad Commission fixing Tuesday , December 20 , 1927 , at 1 O'clock P. M. for hearing in the application of the Mentone Water Company for permission to increase their water rates . A communication from F. A . Riess , Orange , California , requsting the Board to permit him to operate in the establishment of a coffee route in this City , free of the regular business license , on account of his physical disa.,ility. The request was denied, on account of the precedent that it would establish and the Clerk was directed to so communicate to Mr . Reiss. A communication from W. H. Pettibone , 67 Eureka Street , s:.ge..ting that the name of Colton Avenue be changed to La Mareta Drive , was presented. and discussed at some length , but no action taken. PET1fL Petition No . 3966 , Lonnie Taylor , et al , for the extension of the two-hour parking none to include _Sixth Street from Citrus Avenue to Central Avenue , was presented and referred to the Attorney and Street Committee for recommendation. The following Petitions were preeented and referred to the Engineer for plans and specifications : Petition No . 3967 , C . E. Bowlsby , et al , for sidewalks on Colton Avenue from Orange Street to Lawton Street , where not already in; Petition No . 3968 , M. L. Hooper , et al , for ornamental lights on Michigan Street from Glenwood Drive to Clark Street ; Petition No . 3969 , M. L. Hooper , et al , for paving Michigan Street from Glenwood Drive to Fern Avenue . Petition No . 3970 , E. A . Moore , to change the name of Garden Court ( Street ) to Country Club Drive , was presented and granted and the Attorney directed to oreDare an Ordinance accordingly . Petition No . 3971 , John ITr ,o€tnr , et al , requesting the City Council to use • its best efforts to retain the _Smiley Heights car line , was presented by C . A . Rolfe 1 120 and ordered filed for future use and reference . AGREEMENT An ,agreement between the City and G . D. Mason, amusoleum build.en, having been signed by the parties thereto , was presented to the Board and ratifiea by the unanimous vote of same . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following, Resolutions were continued. : Nos . 453 , 454 and 456 . ,''BIDS RESOLUTION No .. 457 (Brockton Ave . Improvemen 4,as of Church St ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 457 , improvement of ,Brockton Avenue east of Church Street , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : Grading & Cont . Curb Stone Curb Gutter Dip Crossings Oiling , sq.ft . lin. ft . lin. ft . sq. ft . sq.ft . California Paving Com,. , Los Angeles , Calif. .07 .40 .40 :18 .18 W. D. Bohan San Bernardino , Cal . .07 .45 .80 .16 .16 J. P. Benson Los Angeles , Calif. .05 .45 .55 .19 .19 Geo . Gardner . Jr . Redlands , Calif. .037 .40 .40 .15 .15 H. H. Lienau Redlands , Calif. .049 .40 .40 .155 .155 R_. Johnson_ Los Angeles ,Calif. .07 .40 1 .00 .18 --- Steinberger , Tracy & Pike Los Angeles , Calif. .08 .45 -- .20 --- Riverside Engineering and Construction Co . .059 .45 .50 .17 .175 Pearson & Dickerson Riverside , Calif. .041 .48 .46 .185 .19 A . T . Ingalls Los Angeles , Calif. .049 .486 .41 .20 .20 Bartlett & Mathews Pasadena , Calif. .055 .45 .40 .20 .20 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking , he reported tha , the bid of Geo. Gardner, Jr . , was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of 'Award No . 457 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo . Gardner Jr . at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected . RESOLUTION No . 45i3 (Roosevelt Road Improvement . ) At this time, x, i. Moore , owner of a large frontage on said Roosevelt Road , suggested to the Board and strongly urged that the present proceedings be abandoned and that new proceedings be started under the 1925 Act which wouldenable the cost of 'the improvement to be charged auainst the w ole city. This matter was discussed at 121 some length by members of the Council and other parties , after which a motion by Councilman Limb 1 seconded by Councilman Fowler that they proceed_ to open bids and continue the work under the 1911 Act , was unanimously adopted . Mayor Wheaton then stated , before opening bids , that in view of the County' s paving operations east of this section of the road , the City had agreed to keep sufficient width of tl__a proposed improvement open for use at all times by the County Contractor for moving his materials and supplies for the work , and that the successful bidder on this occasion would be expected to conform to that agreement , such stipulation to be entered in the bond. The several contractors present agreed to such a stipulation. The bids were then publicly opened and declared , as follows ; to-wit : Macadam Macadam Resur- Ourb , recap Curb Recons . Concrete sq.ft . face , sq. ft . lin.ft . lin. ft . Sutter , sq.ft . California Paving .Cd.: , 0 Los Angeles , Calif. .15 .125 .30 .30 .17 W. IT. Rohan, San Bernardino , Cal . .132 .031 .20 .60 .16 J. •P. Benson Los Angeles„ Calif. .15 .035 .15 .40 .18 Geo . Gard ner . Jr. Redlands , Calif . .11 .027 .25 .40 .15 H. H. Lienau, Redlands, Calif. .097 .047 .25 .35 .155 R. Johnson Los Angeles , Calif. .14 .05 .30 .60 .18 Johnson & Baker Riverside , Calif. .129 .05 .18 .40 .17 Pearson & Dickerson Riverside , Calif. .107 .024 .25 .40 .187 A . T. Ingalls Los Angeles , Calif. .109 .034 .15 .205 .20 Bartlett & Mathews Pasadena , Calif. .15 .05 .10 .45 .22 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking , he reported that the bid of Pearson & Dickerson was reasonaOle and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 458 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Pearson & Dickerson at the prices mentioned in their bid . All other bids were rejected. HEARINGS RESOLUTION No . 459 (1Sidewalks on por inns of Several Sts . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections againtt the improvement or the extent of the district for_ sidewalka on port_ons of several Streets , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 459 , adopted November 2nd , 1927 . The Mayor inbuir.d if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding , the Board found that they had acquired jurisdic- tion to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 459 . 0rderin_t e Work % 12 was adopted, by the unanimous vote of the Board. The diagram of the assessment distriet. for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. RESOLUTION No . 461 ( Alley paving, Blks 13 ec 14 Town Plat . 6 th 7th Sts ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given , to hear)obiections against the improvement or the ex- tent of the district for the improvement of Alley in Blocks 1� and 14 , Tnwn Plat, Sixth to Seventh Streets , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 461 , adopted on November 16th, 1927. The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired. to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 461 , Ordering the r • . was adopted by the unanimous vote tf the Board. The diagram of the assessment astrict for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board . ° RESOLUTION No . 462 (VieSt• Colton Ave . Impr&vement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given , to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of ;lest Colton Avenue ," as particklarly described in Resolution of Intention No . 462 , adopted on November 16th , 1927. The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter, and Messrs . iS)rumm, Tartt and Shannon addressed the Board requesting that a portion of the expense of this improvement be charged to the entire city . After some discussion joined in by members of the Council and several property owners in various parts of the city , a motion b Councilman Thornquest seconded by Councilman Fowler, to continue this hearing until the next meeting of this Board , was unanimousl3 ted. RESOLUTION No . 463 (Buena Vista S ree S, • ewa" s • err t CYpregs1 The Clerk presented the written protest of JoseBh H. Smith to this proposed improvement and especially grat_e_s_ting to both sidewalks and grnamental lights at this time. After due monsideration the Council unaniibously decided to order only side- walks at this tire and on motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and sotcification8 for sidewalks on ; e_ _ -et from Fern ,Avenue to Cypress Avenue where rot already in , all as contemplated by pro- posed Resolution of Intention No . 463 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans amd specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 463 ,whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and specs fications prepared_ by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 463 , he and the same are hereby approved and adopted. 1 123 On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 463 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. REPORTS Rerorts of the Clerk , Treasurer , Recorder , and Fire Department for the month of November , 1927 , were presented and ordered filed. TEXES The State Veterans Welfare Board filed a written request for cancellation of 1927-28 taxes upon lot 21 , Cypress Court and lot 10 , of G. Euizing Sub . No . 3 , the property having come into their possession by deeds of record of August 9th and 24th, respedtively. Referred to the City Attorney for investigation and recom ,endatisn. APPLICATIONS The written ap'p],ication of Samuel U. Graham, accountant , for a leave of absence from the City for a period of one to four months , was presented and ordered 111 filed and upon motion unanimously adopted the request was granted . 42 The written 4pplicatio n of the Southern Pacific Company for franchise for the re-arrangement of their tracks in Redlands Avenue as per map and plans filed herewith , was presented , ordered filed , and the application was granted by the unanimous vote of the Council . ELECTION PRECINCTS The following Resolution was presented and unanimously adopted : Resolved : That the Election Ptesaxct_g as established by the County Supervisors for County election precincts in this city , from and after January 1st ,. 1928 , be and the same are hereby established as and for the precincts for all city elections . STREET SIGNS The City Engineer was authorized and directed to purchase enamel signs sufficient for properly signing the City Streets . AIRPORT Mr . L. E. Patch, Realtor , addressed the Board in a very earnest recommenda- tion that the City take action at once to acquire land near Mentone for an Airnart , stating that the 70 acres belonging to the Mentone Development Company could be had for approximately 125 ,000 .00 . He suggested that a covnittee be appointed to look into the mattes at once . Councilman Ford sc1 ,..d that the Legion was engaged in efforts looking toward a tri-city landing field , The matter was discussed at some length but no action taken. MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Wheaton presented the request of the Bowling Green Associ- tjon for the City to assist in pare of the greens at Sylvan Park, stating the Association was paying a man q25.00 ,a month for work on the greens . After due consideration the Baan members expressed themselves as feeling that the city , in furnishing lights and water , was doing all that was justified and that the 6spaciation should 12 the entire exnense of qare of the greens . Referred to the Park Committee for investigation and recommendation. 12`i Engineer Hinckley reported that it had been practically agreed with the Country Club Association for a water rate of fifty cents per inch in summer and third- ive cents in winter for the care of their grounds and that such rates would apply for all irrigation purposes and suggested that the winter rates run from December 1st to May 1st . Action deferred until next meeting. The matter of use" of the Wyatt Opera House scenery, by the Wiest_Coast. Theatre Circuit at its other show places in the yallev was discussed at some length and Councilman Thornquest was requested to consult with the management and assure nimself that .a ll, aaenery belonging to the City is returned . Mayor Wheaton expressed the deszre to be host to the City Officials and Department heads at a ginner on DD.cember 21st at the American Legion Hall and Councilman Ford was requested to look after the necessary arrangements. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . �i� a0� ! / Mayor , City of Redlands, Cal . 'Attest : I` f a -0-0-0-0- Redlands , Calif. December 14th. 1927 . Two o 'clock, P. M. Anl meetin3of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , regularly called and held.. All members present , together with the Clerk , Attorney , Building Inspector and Engineer. Mayor Wheaton stated that the obj. ct of the meeting was to consider the matter of a controversy between the Redlands High School District Board of Trustees and the City Building Inspector as to classification of the proposed new high school auditorium. The question was discussed, from several different angles by Superintendent Clement and Mrs. Lewis of the High School and Architect Bergstso m, Building Inspector , the City Engineer and members of the City Council , after which the following Resolution was unanimously adopted in words and figures following, to-wit : V1EREAs, the Trustees of the Redlands High School District are planning to construct an auditorium building in the City of Redlands , San Beinardino County , Californi , and have secured plans end s_•e-:ifications for said building, and twRZ,A_S, the said Board of Trustees have asked the City Building Inspector for a classification of said building , particularly s to whether the building, as 1125 planned , falls in Group A or Group B, as defined in the building code of the City I of Redlands now in force and effect , and __WHEREAS, it appears that there is an uncertainty in the definition of the said two groups , to the extent that it cannot reasonably be determined there- from., as to whether the said auditorium builydinglfits in Group A or GrDup B , and WHEREAS , a full and free discussion has been had upon the matter with the Board of Trustees of the Redlands High School District , and their architect , with the City Building Inspector and City Engineer . _NOW THEREFORE, on motion of Councilman Kimball , duly seconded and carried , the following Resolution was unanimously adopted , to-wit : Definition and Classification of School Auditorium Any school auditoriums hereafter constructed within the City of Redlands and having a seating ca )acity of less than 3500 seats , may be placed in Group B of Part 3 of the Building Code of the City IIof Redlands , provided that if there be built or connected therewith a stage of more than nine feet in depth , upon which theatrical scenery and equipment may be used , such stage portion of said build- ing shall be built and constructed in accordance with Group A type , which requirements are for major theatres . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting al./wangle / /� s AAA , Al 4dfa . e �. i I`ayor , ,,ity o Red_ands Attest : / ,' • • itW. -0-0-0-0-0- 111 0-0-0-0-0- 1 Redlands , California . December 21st . 1927 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . ORAL PETITIONS Theo . Krumm addressed the Council relative to type of paving for West Colton i , :{ . Avenue , urging that if possible , bids, be called for both poncrete and macadam paving. t `v$, 'He was informed that it was very doubtful if such a thing could be legally done and ithe matter was referred to the City Attorney for investigation with the understanding s that if legal, such action would be taken. = The Clerk presented the v rbal regy.est of F. J. Mitchell of Long Beach ti for a monthly rate for license to psatice phrenology, the present license being a >. , $ _ � V 126 $5.00 per day. Upon motion the request was d_eniad, and the Clerk directed to communi cate to Mr. Mitchell accordingly. COMMUNICATIONS II A communication from J S. Kubias relative to changing name of Colton Avenue , and t • 5 A communication from Freeman. Smith & Camp Company, Los Angeles , relative t • ' to atreetsork under the Matoon Act , were presented and ordered filed. A communication from the California Termite Control Company, Los Angeles , California , tendering services of a specialist for a survey of the situation in this city , was presented and ordered filed and the Clerk directed to send a copy of said letter to the Business Mens Association and to the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs , the Council feeling that that would be a good way to interest the citizens in the matter. A communication from the Southwestern Home Telephone Company relative to the Police Signal boxes and the installation of a complete signaling system was presented and referred to the Chief of Police and Committee . PETITIONS Petition No. 3972, C . W_ Dean, et al , signifying their consent to the con- ptruction of a buildins by Mr. Rennie at 23 Nordina Street to be used as a tailor shop, was presented and referred to the Planning Commission. REPORTB Report of the Accountant for the month of November , was presentedand ordered filed. RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 457 , 458 and 463. RESOLUTION No . 453 (Qp .ning Alley bet Herald & Tribune Sts N of Brockton Ave ) ,Elands from the assessment for said opening being now available , on motion unanimously adopted, the Clerk was directed to issue warrants in payment of the Com- . .e - 'ee om-. .e - _ee and expenses incident to the said opening , and charge same to said tund. ASSESSMENT MAPS RESOLUTIQNJ No . 454_, (Ornamental Lgts . Colton Ave & University St . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent 's Assessment made to cover the cost and texnejsee of the work and improvement of ornamental lights on Colton Avenue and University Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No. 454, adopted July 6 , 1927 . The Clerk reported that .no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interest- ed persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Councilman 127 Thornquest , and upon roil call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board: . R SOLIITI:N No. 456 (Sewer. Alley between Herald & Tribune Sts . N of Brockton) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the StreetSuperintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of a sewer in the alley between Jieralcl and Trib2ne Streets, as particularly described in Resolution of Inten- tion No . 456 , adopted on September 7th, 1927. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interest- ed persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman FOrler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Councilman Thornquest , and upon rolloall was carried by the_ unanimous vote of the Board. RESOLUTION Ito 459 (Sidewal]cst. Portion o3 several Sts ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 459 , sidewalks on portions of several streets, the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : Geo . Gardner . Jr. Sidewalk, per sq. ft . (including 5" drives) $ .1395 Geo . S. Abrahamson Sidewalks, sq. ft . .15* A . C . Blodgett Sidewalks , per sq. ft . .13 H. H.Si.enau Sidewalk, per sq. ft. .155 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of A. C . Blodgett was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 459 , which provides that the contraot for said work goes to A C. Blodgett at the prices mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejected and the Clerk ordered to return certified checks to the unsuccessful bidders . RESODUTION No . 461 (Paving Alley . Blks 1Z—re—Tr—town Plat . ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be • done under Resolution of Intention No . 461, paving alley in Town Plat , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Geo . Gardner, Jr. Paving, per sq. ft . 5" concrete $ .159 ,Geos S. Abrahamson Paving, per sq. ft . .17 A . C . Blodgett Paving, per sq. ft . .14 H � Lienau Paving, per sq. ft . .147 128 The bidd being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of A. C. Blodgett was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adapted Resolution of Award No. 461 , 111 which provides, that the contract for said work goes to A. C . Blddgett at the prices mentioned in his bid . All other bias were rejected and the Clerk ordered to return certified checks to the unsuccessful bidders. '; ,. ; RESOLUTION No . 462 ' ! (W. Coltonv avzng, exas o nnessee Sts. ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear_objections against the improvement or the ex- tent of the distriot for the improvement of West Colton Avenue , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No. 462 adopted November 16th, 1927. The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No. 462 , Orsiering_the Rork to be Done , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer, was then duly approved by the Board. RESKIUTIOS_ _k . 461 (Sidewalks, W. Col on Avenue , Orange to Texas Sts . ) On motion, the Board adnnSed a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit *Jane and specifications for the improvement of Roosevelt Road all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 464, to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the Qitv pgineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 464, whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: lisanlved: That the plans , profile , detailed drawing' and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 464, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On mttion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of. Intention Nn _ 464 , which provides for the. work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in „ f'. `q said Res&lution. RESOLUTION No . 465 JMichigan_St . Paving & Ornamental Lgts) Messrs Hooper and Connelly, et al, Michigan Street . , were present and die- cussed the proposed improvement of said Street , after which, on motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and su mit glans and speci- fications for improvement of said Michigan Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 465 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submit_te_d_plans, and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 465 , i whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: c V V ?-s.: + 1.^'R,•:is '1! 125 Je_ ved_: That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and im- provement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 465 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. II • On motion the Board then duly ad tea Resolution oI_Tntention_Nc... 465 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. CENTER STREET The proposed_improvement of Center Street was discussed at some length by members of the Board and Messrs Hammett and Stone , after which the following Reso- lution was unanimously adopted : WLERFAS,, the Street Car track of the Pacific Electric Railway Company on Center Street , this City , is in such a bad state of repair that ' it seriously intereferes with the safety and comfort of the travel- ing public , NOW THEREFORE. Re _It Resolved: That said Pacific Electric Railway Company be and is hereby directed to repair same at once with the necessary paving as to conform with the adjoining portion of the Street , as provided in Franchise and Ordinance , and the Clerk is II hereby directed to so communicate to said Pacific Electric Rail- . way Company. STREET CAR LINE B communication from the pactrJs J1entric Railmmr Company relative to the . .er; '. 1 of the Smiley heights line and the abandonment of the Citrus Avenue property and using the Southern Pacific Depot as a station; and a communication from Attorney Ia ari n. Finch urging that the $nulgy Hetes line be dept in operation, were presented nd ordered filed. AIRPORT Realtor Patch, again addressed the Council along the line of the necessity for action looking toward the establishment of a landing field , and Mayor Wheaton named ICouuueitman Forii as a_Commit .aP to represent the City TWO HOUR PABKINO . II A Petition No. 3966 , heretofore filed with this Board for the extension of the tvwo hour parking zone to include Sixth Street from Citrus Avenue to Central Avenue , was granted, and the ;r_ief of Police authorized and directed to place signs as requir-d under Section 33 of Ordinance No . 693 , to make same effective . S!REEL_SIGLS City Engin-er presented, several types of signs and the Council adopted the enamel sign with white�a_okarQ_ _d and black letters , at an estimated cost of 34.OU per post and the Engineer was authorized and directed to procure signs as necessary. MISCELLANEOUS The improvement of a portion of Judson Street between San Bernardino Avenue and Pioneer Avenue was discussed and referred to the Engineer . Mayor Wheaton brought upothe question of the advisability of an Ordinance requiring certain types of orchard heaters for smudging purposes , complaint having ;g," come from certain residents as to damage from smoke . _Referrek to the City Attorney for legal advise . 130 The question of .atap and_g.o. signals at prang-. and State Streets was dis- cussed and referred to the Chief of Police and Committee . The City Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer the sum of 17 .000 . ' from the General Fund to the Interest and Sinking Fund of the ,Mnnicipal Water Bonds , and f13.00. from said General-Fund to the Interest and Sinking Fund of the Redlands city Wate_ Bonds, 1926 ; and charge same to the Water Department . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention; on motion, the meeting adjourned. Ca44 4°,11;6/ Mayor, ity of Redlands, California. Attest y era. -0-0-0-0- ' Redlands , California , January 1928 Two o 'cllock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular plane of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . DMMUNJCATIONS A communication from Mrs . H. M. Pollock, Walla Walla , Washington, desiring information as to the contemplated mausoleum building, was presented and referred to Mr. Mason , the architect and builder of same . A communication from the Pacific Electric Railwaq Company relating to the installation of traffic butf,nns along the car tracks was presented and referred to the Chief of Police any-Committee . / A?PL i CA LION Application of IL VI. Preston, operator of the Root Beer Oasis at Brookside and citrus flame , for perm4ssion to enlarge his present building. was presented and granted by the unanimous vote of the Council , subject to approval of the 2Ianning_ C.ommission.. REPORTS„ Reports of the Fi a_Department and Building Inspector for the month of December . 1927 , were presented and ordered filed. „PETITIONS Petition No . Z973 , Redlands School Board, requesting the clneing of East State Street along the south line of penes sarJ, was ' presented,granted and ordered 1131 filed , and the Zne, s,r was requested to pze,nare Dlanq for same . TREE PETITION Tree Petition No . 728 , Lee Dague , for the remnvsi of alternate peppers and palms on the east side of Caj n, Street between Eauntain. and South Avenues , was granted as to alternate pepper trees only. Tree Petition No . 729 , Gladys Sidler for removal of two pepper trees along the south line of East State Street at No . 214 , was granted, and Tree Petition No . 730 , M. S. Moore , for removal of pepper trees on the west side of Cajon Street from Fountain to South Avenues , was denied, all as per recommendation of the Tree Committee . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 457, 458 , 459 , 461 , 462 , 464 and 465. RESOLUTION No. 463 (Sidewalks . BuenaVista St from Fern to Cypress Ave . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given; to hear objections against the improvement or the ex- tent of the district for the improvement of Buena Vista Street , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 463 , adopted December 7th, 1927 . The Mayor inquired if any protest had been filed or any one present wished to be heard in the above matter, and the Clerk presented the written protest of Joseph H. Smith , heretofore filed with this Board. After due consideration, the protest was denied and overruled by the unanimous vote of the Council , and Resolution No . 463 , Ordering the Work to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council. The diagram of the Assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer, was then duly approved by the Board,. IMPROVEMENT - Harding & McKinley Drives Petition No . 3937 , V. P. Hunt and others for ornamental lights on Harding and McKinley Driven, heretofore presented to this Board and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee , was ordered filed without action. IMPROV HENT - Columbia Street , etc. Petition No . 3950 , Fred Rohrer and others for the paving and improvement of Columbia , Lawton and Texas Streets and Sun. Union, Brockton and Western Avenues , here- tofore presented to this Board and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee , together with protests. Nos . 3950 A of Chas . Nyhart , Lee Shue , Cora S . Withers , etal , were ordered filed without action. WESTERN AVENUE l Petition No. 3951 , Opening WesternAvenue from Lawton to Texas Street heretoe fore presented to this Board and referred tonthe Engineer and _Street Committee was next discussed and the Clerk presented letters from owners of the u pgrty to be = ee ' e._ for the said opening. The property owners of each lot offered to sell to the 1 13:w City for $500.00 each for the two lots necessary to the opening. After due oonsidera tion the petition and letters were ordered filed, the Council feeling that the demand fo'r the improvement did not justify the expenditure of such a sum at this time . RESOLUTION No . 466 (Closing East State Street East of Church Street . ) Upon request of petition No . 3973, Redlands School _Board,,,. the City Council adopted Resolution of Intention No . 466, which provides for the olo Lug of portion of `East State Street in said city, along the south line of Pepper Park. STREET WIDENING The matter of widening Nest Citrus Avenue from Cajon Street to Thirdetreet and Ca jon Street from Vine to Olive venue , and the improvement of Vine and Seventh Streets.were discussed at some length but no action taken. The Engineer was directed to prepare plans for the widening of Sixth Street from Citrus Avenin to Vine Street , by the acquisition of a strip of land on east aide of same. PLANNING COMMISSION Mayor Wheaton appointed the following as City Planning Commission as provided by the State law ; E. A. Moore, J. J. Prendergast , M. L. Hooper, Stillman Dexter , IIJ L. W. Butterfield and Will L. Fowler ; the Mayor, City Attorney and City Engineer being ex-officio members of said Commission. LIBRARY TRUSTEE The reappointment by Mayor Wheaton of , M. Lyon as members of the Library Board of Trustees for the term ending December 31 . 1930 , was ratified by the antra- mous vote of the Board . BOWLING GREENS Councilman Ford reported that after consultation with the Park Superintendent and M. L. Hooper represerjjing the Bowling Green Clubs he recommended that the City care for the greens under supervision of the Park Superintendent for the sum of 1'35.00 per month, stating that he thought this would be agreeable to the Bowling Green Club. The reoomemendation was adopted by the Board and the Clerk directed to so advise Mr. Hooper. MISCELLANEOUS Cofncilman Thornquest brought up the question of the Clerk and Treasurers ' offices remaining open during the noon hour , suggesting it would be an acoomodation and convenience for the transaction of business. It was suggested by others present that the -water office open at 7)45 A , M. and remain continuously open until 5 :15 P. M Superintendent Hinckley stated that he could arrange the help in the water office to mee:tithe situation, and the Clerk was agreeable to keeping open during the soon hour and expressed his opinion that the Treasurer would be very glad to cooperate ; whereupon the recommendation of Mr. Thornquest was unanimously approved by the Board. 133 Councilman Kimball of the Police Committee urged that in making up next years budget , provision be made for someone to be in attendance at the police Depart- ' ment at all hours. The Engineer was authorized to have a new floor placed in the City Reservoir on Dearborn Street . Councilman Ford reported that Mr. Howard was building a very Mad airplane landing field at Mentone which was serving the present needs very well. The question of a new bridge in San TimoteoCanyon, storm water ditches on the north side , covering the Mill Creek Zan.ia through the business district , were discussed at some length without definite action:: Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. a-torzt 72A/0/4 Attest :6: /' t Mayor, City o �edla Calif. ' 1 -0-0-0-0- Redlands , Calif. Januacv 18th. 1928 Two o clock, P. M. A r_e_g14ar meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. ORAL PETITIONS ' E. M. Lyon of the associated Charities addressed the Board relative to existing conditions appertaining to transients coming into the city without funds and almost destitute . He stated that the number has increased to such an extent that the Association could not' meet the demands made upon it and were really only attempt- ing now, to supply something to eat to the women and children, and suggested that . the Board give serious consideration to the ,establishment of a rock or wood pile or some other system whereby able bodied men could earn sufficient to eat , stating further , that he understood the City of Ban Bernardino was using a rock pile for such purpose . The matter was discussed at some length , Engineer Hinckley stating that the cost per ton of rock secured that way was so much more than the present sale price of rock that such a plan would not be feasible , except , possibly to the extent of preventing some from stopping off here if they had knowledge of a rock pile ' being in existence . No definite action was taken in the matter. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the State Railroad Commission advising of a hearing on 134 the application of James T. AgiOnniann, et al , for permission to operate a freight truck serdiee in the Riverside-Colton vicinity, to be heard on January 27 , 1928 , at two o 'clock P. M. in the Redlands City Hall ; and From Freeman. Smith & Camp Company, bond buyers, Los Angeles , and From University of Southern California , calling attention to an institute of municipal administration to be held August 13-18 , 1928 , and From the Pacific Electric Railway Company relative to the proposed improve- ment of Center Street and the Company' s application for the abandonment • _ the Smi_e , Heights car line , and From the Airport Engineering Service Company of Los Angeles , were presented and ordered filed . • A communication from the Board of Trustees of the Smiley Library , urging the City to install a fire proof door in the basement of the Library where some old city records are filed, was presented and referred to the Engineer and House Committee for investigation and report . A communication from E. M. Wincher , Adjutant , American Legion Post No . 106 , submitting a copy of a resolution adopted by the Legion relating to airport , and urging the Council to adopt a similar resolution, was presented and after considerable discussion action was deferred until next meeting of the Council. A communication giving notice of the proposed filing of the will of the late Olivia E. P. Stokes , on the first day of March, 1928 , in New York, was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS Abandonment of .Smiley heights Carline The application of the Pacific Electric Railway Company for permission to abandon service on the Smiley Heights line and to remove its tracks was presented and after discussion referred to the City Attorney and transportation committee for investigation and report at the next meeting of the Council. REPORTS Report of the Accountant for the month of December was presented and ordered filed. TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 731 , Isabelle Gillespie , et al , for pruning and trimming the trees in the block on Walnut Avenue between California and Center Streets , was presented and referred to the Engineer with power to act . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 457 , 458 , 459 , 461 , 463 and 466 . Resolution No . 462 (Paving Colton Avenue-Texas St . to Tennessee St ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 462, paving Colton Avenue . Texas Street to . , 13,E Tennessee Street , the following }proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared: -. flLnaall s Macadamizing, per sq. ft. 0 .112 Curb , per lin. ft . 0 .44 Gutter , per sq. ft . 0 .163 Dip gutter , per sq. ft . 0 .163 Driveways , per sq. ft . 0 .163 W. D. Bohan Macadamizing, per sq., ft : .117 Curb , per lin. ft . .42 Dip gutter , per sq. ft . .20 Driveways .155 Concrete Gutter , per sq. ft . .155 Pearson & Dickerson Macadamizing, per sq. ft . .123 Curb , per lin. ft . .46 Gutter, per sq. ft . .17 Dip Gutters .22 Dip Driveways .23 Geo . Gardner . Jr. Curb , per lin. ft . .40 Gutter, per sq. ft . inc . dips & drives .15 Macadam, per sq. ft : .115 H. H. Lient�uti Macadamizing, per sq. ft . inc . grading .10 Curb , per lin. ft . .40 Concrete dip driveways , per sq. ft . .15 Concrete dip gutter crossing, per sq. ft . .15 Gutters , per sq. ft . .15 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 462 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to H. H. Lienau Eit the prices mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejected and the Clerk ordered to return certified checks to the unsuccessful bidders. Resolution No . 464 ( Sidewalks . Colton Ave from Orange to Texas Sts . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for sidewalks on C.lton Avenue , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 464 , adopted December 21 , 1927 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding , the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , Whereupon Resolution No . 464 , Ordering the Work to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board, The diagram of the __.' strict for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board. Resolution No . 465 (Paving and Ornt. lgts , Michigan Street .) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear- obieetions gainst the improvement or the ex- tent of the district for improvement of Michigan Street , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No. 465 , adopted December 21 , 1927 . 136 The Mayor inquired if any one was present and desired to he hen*•d in the above matter , and Mr. Connelly , et al , requested information as to just what was pro- posed to be done upon the street , which was satisfactorily explained by Engineer, II Hinckley , after which the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction toTaed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 465 , Ordering the Work to B e Don , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The diagram L f the assessment, district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. TAX REBATE Upon request and as per custom of former years , City Tax Bills Nos . 3227 , 3228 and 4041 of Daniel Smiley in the sum of $1 ,036 .36 , were ordered rebated and the Clerk directed to give proper credit to the City Tax Collector in his settlement for 1927 taxes. MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Wheaton stated that it had been reported to him that the stop sign at I Redlandg Street and Citrus Avenue had been removed. Referred to the Chief of Police for investigation and. report . The Mayor suggested that the li,ght committee investigate the need of a street ,light on Ninth Street between the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Tracks , and at the bridge over the _storm water ditch on North Place between Center and Buena Vista Streets . Bills and salaries were ordered ;aid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further business demanding attention , on motion , the meeting adjourned. Greee44 -;-'711-74 Mayor, City of Redlands, Calif. Attest : j ' ty ler" II -0-0-0 -0- Redlands , Calif. Eebrizary L 192$. Two o 'clock, P. M. A rggalgx meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk and Engineer, the City Attorney being absent . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. I ORAL PETITIONS A. E. Isham, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce addressed the Board in request , .ff .e �3 •'. / • 4" 13 for an appropriation of $350 .00 toward the expense of the Redlands exhibit at this year' s National Orange Show . After some discussion a motion by Councilman Kimball , seconded by Councilman Fowler that the request be granted, was adopted and the Clerk, authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly, payable out of the General Fund. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the King Beverage Company of Yucaipa , tendering a check for $226 .00 for expense of the local fire department for services at the fire of November 18 , 1927 , at their plant , and expressing their appreciation of the work of the Department , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the General Sewer Flusher Company of Los Angeles, desiring that the City adopt their type of flusher in all sewer work , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the _League of California P.unicipalities requesting that they be sent copies of City Ordinance hereafter published , was presented and ordered filed, and the following Resolution unanimously adopted : Resolved , by the City Council of the City of Redlands , that the pubj,isher of the official newspaper of said city be and he is hereby requested to mail two printed copies of all ordinances hereafter published in said newspaper to the League of California Municipalities, Chancery Building , San Francisco . Resolved that the City Clerk be and he is hereby in- structed to send a copy of this resolution to said publisher; A. communication from the State Controller making claim for the State ' s pro-rata balance in the Park and Special Bond funds , of $145.91 and $785 .07 respec- tively , now retired, as provided in Section 29 , Chapter 335 , Statutes of 1911 , was presented and the Clerk was authorized and directed to transfer said balances to the General Fund and to issue a warrant payable out of the General Fund , to the State , for the sum claimed as shown by the Contraollerts claims on file in the City Clerk' s office , to which reference is hereby made for particulars . APPLICATIONS Application of Poster & Kleis@1' Company for permission to hang a bill board on the eaat side of the Pacific Electric Building at Sixth Street and Citrus Avenue , was granted subject to the approval of the City Engineer, the Foster & Kleieer representative stating that they had rented wall space from the Pacific Electric dom- pany for sate . the application df the Pacific Electric Railway Company for permission to ftbandon, the Smiley Heights Car service and remove its tracks filed at the last meeting, was next considered. The Clerk presented the report and findings of the Transporta- tion Committee of this City to which the application had been previously referred. The recommendation of the Committee was that the application be denied and all honorable means be used to retain the car service . After considerable discussion 138 the recommendation of the Committee was unanimously adopted and a copy of same tendered to Mr . Defyse of the Pacific Electric Railway Company who was present and stated that the Pacific Electric Company would immediately make application to the Railroad Commission for permission to abandon service and remove its tracks . REPORTS Report of the City Judge for the month of December , 1927, and of the Building Inspector and Fire Department for the month of January, 1928 , were presented and ordered filed. TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 732 , Mrs . Kathleen Cook for removal of four acacia trees in front of 914 West Highland Avenue , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Tree Committee . Tree Petition No . 733, Redlands Heikhts Water Company; for removal of five .aucalyptue trees on the north side of Pacific Street in front of Lot 8 , Bloak 16 , Smiths Sub , was presented. The Clerk presented a protest, to the removal of said trees signed by _kattalgfaelland and some ten or fifteen other residents in the district . After due consideration the petition was denied and the same , together with the protest , ordered filed. CONTRACT-AGREEMENT Agreement between the Southern California Edison Company and the City of Redlands for use of said company' s poles between the Ford And Country Club reservoirs , was presented, /ratified and ordered filed. The City Engineer presented a request from the A. T. & S. F. Railway Company for the pity to surrender for cancellation, certain Agreements between said Company and the City , dated March 18 , 1911, for spur track at Brown's , and one dated November 29 , 1905 , for spur track at Alpin. The City Engineer explained to thebBoard that these were old spurs used at the time the City operated its rock crusher in the wash north of Mentone and were no longer used by the City, and that he could. see no objection to the surrendering for cancellation of the agreements . Upoh motion the request was unanimously granted and the Clerk authorized to surrender said pacers. MILT. CREEK WATER Engineer Hinckley reported the purchase o£ additional Mill Creek Water; one-half hour from Mrs . Jennie Curtis and pne ho''.,r from Ruth A . Curtis at the rate of $5000 . per hour, stating that the water was purchased for the Cemetery Department with funds of said Department . The action of the Engineer and Attorney was unani- mously ratified and approved . RESOLUTION'S On motion, the following Resolutions were continued,; Nos. 457 , 458 , 459 , 461 , 462, 463 and 466. 13D Resolution No. 464 ( Sidewalks . West Colton Avenue ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention' No . 464 , sidewalks , Colton Avenue , Orange to Lawton Streets , where.;not already in, the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : Geo . Gardner, Jr. 0 .139 A . C . Blodgett .14 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of :Teo . Gardner . Jr. was reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No. 464 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to .Geo) . Gardner, Sr , at the price mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejected and the Clerk ordered to return certified check. to the unsuccessful bidder. Resolution No . 465 (Michigan St pavi and Ornamental Lights) ' This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be doneunder Resolution of Intention No . 465 , improvement of Michigan Street„ the following proposals were submitted , puiblicly opened and declared : H. H. Lienau, Macadamizing, per sq. ft . 0 .0925 Sevier, per lin. ft . .70 Recapping , per lin. ft . .25 Dip driveways , per sc . ft . .15 Lighting System, complete 1925.00 Geo . Gardner _ ,J.r..4 Sewer complete , per lin. ft . 4" Laterals y;; .80 Curb reset , per lin . ft . .40 Curb , redap , per lin. ft . .25 Concrete drives , per sq. ft . .15 Macadam , per sq. ft . .089 Lights complete 1900 .00 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Geo . Gardner . Jr. was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award Nn. 465 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo; Gardner , Jr, at the prides mentioned in his bid. All other bids were reidcted . RESOLUTION CORRECTING MINUTES At request of the Attorney representing Mr. Lienau. the contractor for West Colton Avenue paving under Resolution of Intention No . 462, the following addition was made to the minutes of the meeting of November 16 . 1927, of this Council , by adding "and the plans profile , detailed drawings and copy of specifications are ordered filed in the City Engineer' s office , and the specifications are ordered filed in the City Clerlc' S_office" , to and immediately following the word "adopted . " at the foot of page 117 , Volume 12 of the records of this Council . ' .PLANNIN.Q_IMMI.UIDN Recommendations of the planning Commission were presented by the Clerk and ordered filed. The recommendation granting to Thomas I . Beazeley, 334 Center Street , and R. S. Elwood_, 340 Center Street , permission to e nlarge their p'ctltry business , 140 was approved by the unanimous vote of the Council . The recommendation relating to Stuart Avenue between Jinth and Church, Streets was not acted upon. The recommendation for set back lines on Orange Street in the business district was discussed at considerr.- able length and approved by the Board and, Ordinanoe No . 701 , Establishing set back lines as per recommendation of the Planning Commission, except , extending the set back line on the east side of Orange Street from the alley south to Citrus Avenue , was t6n__rodueed and laid over under the rule,, . tI SCEJ ANEOUS Mayor Wheaton presented the invitation of the ,Realty Board for the members of the Council and their wives to attend a dinner and meeting of said Board at the American Legion Hall on Saturday Evening, February 4th: Mayor Wheaton presented the request of A. Haven Smith of the High School for use of the Wyatt for a Saturday evening in March for a High School play, stating that he tad not been able to secure a date from the lessors . Referred to Councilman Thornquest . Councilman Ford presented the request of pedestrians, for sidewalks through the Park from Eureka Street to Grant Street. No action taken on account of lank of funds at this time. The Mayor reported the willingness of W. E. Grigsby to deed to the City a small triangular piece of land at the northeast corner of Terracina Boulevard and Cypress Avenue to make a wider and better intersection. Referred to the Engineer with power to act : Superintendent Hindkley presented the request of the,;Water Department for a billing machine for. the water office, at a cost of from $1,000 .00 to $1 ,500.00 stating that the office force preferred the $1000 . machine. Referred to Councilmen Fowler and Thornquest with power to act . Bi la and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adiourned. li377:4 Mayor, of Redlands , valif.. Attest : , clam/is -0-0-0- A 14.1 Redlands , California . February 15th. 1928. ' Two o 'clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. 411 members present together with the Clerk. Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were dead and approved. ORAL PETITIONS Mrs . Davis of 1143 Calhoun Street made verbal application for permission to build and operate a refreshment stand on the southwest corner of Ca hour, Street and 'Western Avenue : The matter was discussed at some length , after which he request was £ranted subject to approval by the Planning Commission, Councilman Rimball voting "no" . COATIfTNICATIONt_ The following communication? were presented and ordered filed : From Mrs . A . G. Hubbard expressing appreciation of the work of the Fire Department in extinguishing a recent fire in the Hubbard building: From Freeman. Smith and Camp , and From Bieg-Hoffine Company , Attorneys and Bond . buvers ; From Mrs . Ethel L. Mitchell , 502 Alvarado Street for employment . WYATT_LPELEA HOUSE A communication from the West Coast dr _0ircuit , requesting an extension of one year on their lease of the Wyatt Opera House , was presented to the Council and after some discussion, action was deferred until the next regular meeting. TRAFFIC SIGNALS A communication from the Acme Traffic Signal Company of Los Angeles proposing to place two of their signals in the City for demonstration purposes , was presented and ordered filed . A representative of said Company was present and addressed the Board urging that his Company be permitted to install two of the authmatic traffic signals at an approximate cost of $1750 .00 each , on monthly payment plan. Chief of Police Thomas was present and sanctioned the installation of sone type of traffic signals , particularly at Orange and State Streets . The Chief further recommended that pedestrian guide discs be purchased end placed at all main intersections . After considerable discussion the Council deferred action until next meeting as to the traffic signals and authorized the purchase of pedestrian discs sufficient for five. intersections , namely : State at Orange , Fourth and Fifth , Orange at Central and Orange at Citrus . FIRE DEPARTMENT Chief Green of the Fire Department requested permission to paint "SLOW" signs on the approaches to the intersection of Central Avenue and fifth Street , which permission was granted. 14� REPORTS Report of the Accountant for the month of January. 1928 , was presented and ordered filed . PETITION Petition No . 3974 for the widening of Sixth Street from Vine to Citrus , was presented, granted and ordered filed , and Resolution of Intention adopted accordingly . APPLICATION The verbal application of the Wissahickon Inn for the erection of a sign at the corner of Brookside and Center Street , was denied , the Council feeling that the granting of same would establish a bad precedence , in that property owners questioned the right of the Council to place an obstruction between their property and streets and the using of public property for private advertising . Councilman Thornquest , at this time was granted permission to leave the Chambers . . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 702 , Amending Section /0 of Ordinance No . 699 , relating to set back lines in residential districts , was introduced by Councilman Kimball and laid over under the rules . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 457 , 458 , 459 , 461 , 462 , 464 , and 465. RESOLUTION No . 463 (Sidewalks , Buena Vista St . Fern to Cypress Avenue ) The Engineer reported that sidewalks had been installed as per proposed plans, and recommended that proceedings be abandoned . On motion duly seconded and carried it was ordered that all proceedings under said Resolution No . 463 be and the same are hereby abandoned. , RESOLUTION No . 466 (Closing Portion of E. State Street . East of Church St ) Resolved by the City Council of the City of Redlands, that that portion of East State treet , lying between the east line of Church Street and the west line of Lot 1 . Block L. Lugonia Park produced north, in the City of Redlands , be and is here- by c_losed , vacated and abandoned ; IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that it appears to the City Council of said City, that there are no costs , damages or expenses occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said street , as aforesaid , and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs , damages or expenses for the same ; therefore , no commissioner are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work or to have supervision thereof. RESOLUTl(_Nn . (Sixth Street Widening,1!ine to C.tt_r_us_Avenue_L At request of Petition No . 3974 , the Council adopted Resolution of Inten- tion No . 467 , which provides for the widening of 'Sixth Street 10 feet on the East 143 side , from Vine Street to Citrus Avenue , and all things and matters set forth_in said Resolution. R) SOLUTION No . 468 (Closing portions of Fountain 'na and Laurel Avenue ) At request of the Community Hospital Association, the Council adopted Resolution of Intention No . 468 , which provides for the closing of portions of Fcmr1 tain Road and Laurel Avenue in Terracina Park Subdivision, and all things and matters set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 469 Orange St-. Widening 10 feet west side between State St and alley North ) Upon recommendation of the Planning Commission of this City , the City Council adapted Resolution of Intention No . 469 , which provides for the widening of nrango Street 10 feet on the west side between State Street and the alley north, and all things and matters set forth in said Resolution. WEEDS A resolution establishing the entire City as a district for the rernaval of weeks from property in the City , was unanimously adopted and ordered filed , STOKES WILL Attorney Hartzell read to the Board , conditions pertaining to the bequest to the City of the stokes property for Park purposes , stating that acceptance of the bequest should be made within one year . Action was deferred until a later date . MI_SCELLANEOUS : The matter of the , c ase o_ a set of ten volumes of Munici al Law Books for use of the City Attorney was deferred until a later date at the request of the City Attorney'. The verbal recuest of property owners on, Brookside Avenue that the pepper trees be pruned ack so as to bring them to a uniform s}iape was referred to the Engineer and Tree Committee . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. keal47074 Mayor , City of Redlands Calif. Attest : ��� pY7 , City -Clerk -0-0-0- ' 144 Redlands , California . March 7th 1928 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , I held at the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk. Attorney and Engineer, At the ,suggestion of Mayor Wheaton, the Council adjourned tntil 2 :30 P. M. to attend the funeral of E. G. Judson, former president of this Board. At 2 :30 P. M. , the Council reassembled and the minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. ORAL PETITIONS Mrs. Mary G. Wood was present and addressed the Board relative to the pro- posed Widening of Sixth Street from Citrus Avenue to Vine Street , stating that it would injure her proterty very much, and filed with the Board a written protest to be considered in connection with the proposed widening. A. B. Drake of the Y. M. C . A . addressed the Board , submitting "The White II Plan" way for organizing the several vice clubs and institttions for use in case of any catastrophe or like need . The matter was discussed at some length after which the Council unanimously endorsed the plan and Mayor Wheaton named Col . ADOONSBAva Peirce as Chief Executive , the plan being the result of Col . Pierce's research and labor. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the Boulder Dam Association outlining some of the work of the Association, and requesting a contribution of $350 .00 toward the expenses of the work , was presented and actian deferred until the next meeting. _ gA copy of Decision No . 19406 of the Railroad Commission, in the matter of change of Certain tracks along Redlands Avenue and Seventh Street in this city , was presented and ordered filed . I A communication from the A . J. Kane Detective Agency , submitting testimonials of their work , and From the Muninicipal Assessment Spreading Company of Los Angeles , Were presented and ordered filed. A communication from, W. M. 1Datnh, Chairman of the Ler anantie_aL Committee_, recommending the establishment of a Tri-City Air landing field , and that the County supervisors be urged to nay a Hart of the cost and the cities of Redlands , Colton and San Bernardino , bear the balance of the expense of establishing such field , was presented and after discussion the recommendations of the Committje,were endorsed , and the Clerk directed to so communicate to the County Supervisors . A communication from the Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust Company of San Ber- nardino , requesting the cancellation of delinquent taxes against a portion of the 111 swf of the SE4 of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 3 West , by reason of same being state property certain years as set forth in said communication, was presented and referred to the City Attorney and Clerk with power to act . 14o P� TITIONS Petition No . 3976, Harry T. Nott , et al , for installation of fire hydrants on East L gonia Avenue between Judson and Churnk Streets, was presented and referred to the Engineer and Water Committee for investigation and report . APPLICATIONS The application of B. J. Sherick for permission to install a servic sta- tion at the southwest corner of Lugonia Avenue and Columbia Street , was presented and _granted as per recommendation of the planning Commission, this day filed. (STREET CAR LINE) The Clerk presented notice -if Hearing on application of the •: c_ 'io E - trio Railway Company for authority to abandon service and remove its tracks on the Smile& Heights line , 'for March 29th, 1928 , at 1 :30 P. M. in the City Hall . At suggestion of the City Attorney , the following Resolution was unanimously adopted : "WHEREAS, notice has been received from the Railroad Commission of the State 'of 'California that a hearing will be had before an Examiner from said Commission I1 on Thursday , March 29th, 1928 , at the hour of 1 :30 P. M. in the City Hall , Redlands , California , to lake testimonials concerning the application heretofore filed by the Pacific Electric Railway Company with the said Railroad Commission, seeking authority to abandon service and remove its tracks on the Smiley Heights line in the said city of Redlands, and WHEREAS . it is the opinion of the members of the Board of trustees of th e said City of Redlands, that such Board should be represented at said Hearing, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Board of Trustees , City Attorney , City Engineer and the Transportation Committee appointed by the Board of Trustees , be present at said hearing and prepare- to introduce such testimonials as may be necessary in opposition to the granting of said application, and BE IT FURTIER RESOLVED; that the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands, does hereby declare themselves as opposed to the granting of the application for the removal of said Smiley Heights line by the Pacific Electric Railway Company.2 Attorney Hartzell presented the verbal application of Mr. Massingale for permission to have a sale heath on corner o% Orange and State Streets . The matter was discussed at some length, after which a motion to deny the request was adopted by a majority vote of the Council, Councilman Kimball voting no . The Redlands High School was granted permission to has g_a banner across Orange Street north of State street , advertising High School plays , under supervision of the Chief of Police . GARBAGE The question of disposition of 33• _• •e ERs brought up by the presentation by the NIayor of a letter from Geo . Johnson of San Bernardino to H. E . Cromas of this city , suggesting the possibility of L he garlage_caLLaciad without any expense 146 to the City or property owner. The communication was ordered filed and the Attorney requested to take the matter up with Mr . Johnsen for more detailed information. WYATT OPERA HOUSE Lt,A SE G. A . Schoen, sub-renter from the West Coast Jr. Circuit , of a store room in the Opera House , made written request for a lease of same for a period of five years at 850 .00 per month, from May 8th, 1928 , that being the date of the expiration of the lease now held by the West Coast Jr. Circuit . The matter was discussed at some length, after which the Council agreed to the -extension of the West Coast Jr. lease of the Wyatt for one year, as requested at a former meeting of this Board , with . the express proviso that Mr . Schoen would not be charged in excess of $50.00 per month for the rent of the store room during the life of said eaten.sion. FLAG POLE It having been determined that the flag pole at the Triangle is in a more or less dangerous condition and thus needed remedying, a proposal from a Mr. A. Clifton of 1055 E. A Street , Ontario . California , to do the work for the sum of 50! was submitted and accepted and the City Attorney and Engineer authorized and directed to enter into contract with Mr. Clifton. DEEDS A deed from the Y. M. C . A. of Redlands , deeding to the city portion of an alley now closed lying between lot 16 and lots 12, 13 , 14 and 15 , in Block B, in Sub of Block 28 , Redlands Survey , was presented , the alley accepted and the Clerk authorized and directed to have deed placed of record. REPORTS Report of the Clerk for the quarter ending December 31 . 1927 , and for the months of January and February, 1928 ; the Treasurer for December , 192<1 , and January 1928 : City Judge for January, 1928 , and Fire Departmeat and Building Inspector for February , 1928 , were presented and ordered filed . Report of the Southwestern Rome Telephone Company for the year ending Dec- ember 31 , 1927, showing amount of Franchise tax due the City , of $1635 .14 , was ' presented and ordered filed. MUNICIPAL ELECTION The City Attorney presented a Resolution calliig the General Municipal Elec- tion for April 9th, 1928 , appointing election officers and places for holding elec- tion, which Resolution was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 702 , Amending Section /O of Ordinance No . 699 , Relating to set back lines in residential districts, introduced at the last regular meeting , was adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Councilmen Ford , Fowler, Kimball , Thvrnquest , and Wheaton Noes : None : u � i 1 147 Ordinance No. 703, Relating to salaries of City Officials, was ntrodu - • by Trustee Fowler and laid over under the rules: RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 457 , 458 , 459 462, 465, 467 and 468 . ASSESSMENT MAPS Resolution No.. 461 (Paving Alley. Blocks 13 & 14 . Town Flat . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendents Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of the alley in Blocks 13 and 14, Town Plat , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 461 , adopted Nov . 16 , 1927: The Clerk reported that no written appeals or p.biections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the Mayor inquired if any in- terested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Thornquest , and upon roll call was carried by the unanitious vote of the Board. Resolution No . 464 (Sidewalks . W. Colton Avenue . Orange to Texas Sts . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of West Colton venue , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 464 , adopted December 21 , 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or ob e ' .,( had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the. Mayor inquired if any in- terested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Thornquest , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. CLARK STREET The Engineer was directed to prepare plans and specifications for sidewalks on both sides of Clark Street and submit same at the next meeting. . CENTER STREET The Engineer was directed to prepare /plans for the improvement of Center Street from Brookside Avenut to Cypress Avenue and submit same at the next meeting. TRAFFIC SIGNALS The Engineer presented print_s_and data from Eastern Companies , on automatic traffic signals . No definite action was taken, the Councildetermining to await 148 v demonstrations now being made in .other cities and to endeavor to bring about a uniform system of signals for cities in this district . IIMISCELLANEOUS The question of improvement of several streets in the city along lines of East Brockton Avenue improvement , was discussed but no definite action taken. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the finance committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion the 'ng`adiourned. C/S/I \ / Mayor , City o Redlands , al 'ornia . e /" Attest : , �j• 1 ity a'rt -0-0-0- 1 Redlands , California , March 21 , 1928 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands, held at the regular place of meeting; All members present, together with the Clerk. Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . ORAL PETITIONS E. 0. Callahan presented the verbal request of members of the Quoit Club for larger quarters for their card room in the park west of the City Hall : The request was granted under supervision of the Park Superintendent . W. T. Ferguson, COMMUNICATIONS II A communication from the Chairman of the Special Committee of Water Con- ference , advising of a meeting to be held at,Long Beach on April 4th, 1928 , for consideration of the Metropolitan Water District Bill , was presented and ordered filed : Copy of Senate Bill No . 132. Metropolitan Water District , was presented and ordered filed . APPLICATIONS The verbal application of Mr. Flores for permission to add a saall room to the residence at 113 Seventh Street , same being in the fire limits , was presented and after discussion was granted and the Building Inspector authorized and directed to issue a special permit , the Board feeling that there was no increased fire hazard caused by the addition of an extra room: I /Gordon Donald made verbal application for permission to build a marquee in front of the BlomQuist & Blecha new building at J22-24 Cajon St . After discussion the request was granted: • I 149 PETITIONS Petition No . 3976 signed by J. W. Hays , et al , for constructipn of a sewer on West Palm Avenue between Center and San Mateo Streets , and alo Petition No . 3976A gigned by Neil McMullen et al , requesting the postpnne- I ment of the constructjpm. of a sewer on West Palm Avenue between Center and San Mateo Streets , wete presented and referred to the Engineer and Health Committee . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 704 , Adopting by reference the Uniform Building Code , 1927 Edition, was introduced by Trustee Fowler and laid over under the rules : Ordinance No . 703 , Relating to Salries of City Officials was adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Trustees , Ford , Fowler , Kimball , Whornquest and Wheaton. Noes : None REPORTS Report of the City Treasurer and Accountant for the month of February, 1928 , were presented and ordered-filed . The Tree Committee recommended that Tree Petition No . 732 of Kathleen Cook for removal of four acacia trees in front of 914 W. Highland Avenue be granted , whish recommendation was approved by the Board. The Engineer reported on Petition Nol 3975 , Harry Nott . et al , for fire hydrants on East Lugonia Avenue between Church and Judson Streets , stating that it would cost approximately $6 ,000 .00 to put in an 8" main. Mr. Nott was present and urged that action be taken to safeguard the property in that district : After due discussion it was decided to lay an 8" main from Brockton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue near the east line of the University orange grove acreage , and a aix inch main on Lugnnia Avenue east and west from the 8" main for approximately a quarter of a mile . No funds being available at this time it was determined that the work would be done as soon as possible after July 1 , 1928 . R �SOLIJTIQNS On motion the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 458 , 459 , 462 465 and 469. Resolution No , 457 - Assessment Map ( Improvement of Brockton Ave Eant of Chnrnh St ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearin' in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessmen made made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Brockton Avenue east of Church Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 457, adopted October 19; 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, hereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard : No one responded and the Board , being I '+ 150 satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was ,seconded by Council- man Thornquest , and upon roll call was : :e. b he __m . - _ :. .r. JESOLUTION No . 467 ( Sixth Street Widening from Vine to Citrus Ave ) The Clerk presented the written protest of Mrs . Mary G. Wood to the pro- posed widening of Sixth Street , which was ordered filed, and April 4th . 1928 , set as date for hearing on same . LUT N No . 468 (Closing Ptns of Fountain Road and Laurel Avenue : ) On motion duly seconded and carried , the Board adopted the following Reso- lution : "Resolved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , that that portion of Fountain Roast in said City from the easterly line of Lot 14 , Terracina Park Sub , to Laurel Avenue , and all that portion of Laurel AvenMe lying southerly of a line from the northeasterly corner of Lot 18 , of said Terracina Park Sub, to the intersection of the center lines of Fountain Road and Laurel Avenue and from this point to the northwesterly corner of Lot 14 of said Terracina Park Sub . in the City of Redlands , be and the same is hereby closed , vacated and abandoned : IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that it appears to the Board of Trustees of said City , that there are no costs , damages or expenses occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said streets, as aforesaid , and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs , damages or expenses for the same ; therefore , no commissioners are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work or to have supervision thereof. _RE_SOLUTION No . 470 'Center St . U .provement .Brookside to Cypress ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer ' to make and submit dans and s� ecDifi_cations for the improvement of Center Street from Brookside Avenue to Cypress Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 470; to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 470 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No. 470 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion , the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 470 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters; and things as set forth in said Resolution: CLARK STREET__ Proposed plans for sidewalks on Clark Street was next considered . J. E. Wilshire 151 and some other property owners on the street protested the improvement at this time as being unnecessary. Mr. Wilshire stated he proposed to subdivide his acreage on East Clark Street in the near future and would prefer that this proposed improvement be delayed for the time being. Action was deferred until next meeting. BUILDING INSPECTOR Building Inspector Armstrong , presented nopies of 1927 edition of the Uniform Building Code and the Attorney was directed to prepare an Ordinance adopting same by reference . The Building Inspector recommended that the boundary of fire zone No . 2 be changed to include the industrial zone as established by the zoning ordinance . The Building Inspector also called attention of the Board to an eledtrical conference to be held. at Santa Barbara March 22 , 1928 and requested permission and expense money to attend same. Upon motion the request was granted and a sum not to exceed $25 .00 was appropriated to cover expenses . CEMETERY Mr. Mason reported to the Board that he was now ready to begin operations for the building of a mausoleum of 250 crypts. He was requested to present detailed plans of same at the next meeting of this Board . STREET CAR LINE The Clerk presented Notice from the Railroad Commission changing the hour of the hearing from 1 :3 P. M. to 9 :3 A .M. . March 29th, 1928 , on the Pacific Electric Railway Company ' s application for removal of the Smiley Heights carline , which was ordered filed. WYATT OPERA HOUSE The Attorney presented ctret eactending for one year , the lease of the Wyatt Opera Rouse to the West Coast Junior Circuit as ordered at the last meeting , and the President and Clerk of this Board were authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City. EAST LUGONJA MUTUAL WATER CO. Agreement between the East Lugania Mutual Water Company and the City, as to the use of the company ' s pipe lines for conveying city water , and the use of the city water by the company for generatinn power , was presented by the City Attorney and upon motion, the President and Olerk of this Board were authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City. DEEDS A deed from W. E. Grigsby and wife , conveying to the city for road purposes , a small triangular pieoe of ground at the northeast corner of Cypress Avenue and - : ,_; Boulevard , was presented , a0repted and the Clerk authorized and directed to have same placed of record . A deed from the Res ants Community Hospital Association conveying to the City 1 152 of Redlands a small strip of lana in the Terracina Park Subdivision for road, purposes , was presented, acpepted and the Clerk authorized and directed to have same placedof record . PLANNING COMMISSION Report of the Planning Commission relating to application of Sam Silva: for permission to erect a filling station on Roosevelt Road , and of Alfred T. Murray, et al, for permission to erect a class C or D 12 unit Apartment Huse on Lot 8 , Block A , Atwood and Ford' s Subdivision No . 1 , and for a set back line of 15 feet from the property line ; and of A. J. Reetz for permission to erect a fire proof building on the south side of West Colton Avenue East of Lawton Street , was pre- sented and ordered filed for future reference . BOULDER DAM APPR(18R 111:I ON Action on the request of the Boulder Dam Association for a contribution of $350 .00 , presented at last meeting , was next considered and upon motion of Trustee Fowler the request was granted . Trustee Kimball voting "No" , and the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant in the sum of $350 .00 payable out of the General Fund and chargeable to the Water Department . STREET NAMES CHANGE Street Superintendent Hinckley suggested the change of the name of Beacon Street to Roosevelt Road and the name of Fifth Avenue to Sand Canyon Road . Action was deferred until next meeting . PARKS AND PLAYGROUND Trustee Ford suggested that the buildings at the swimming eon were in the need of paint and that the retreshmerLt stand operated by Mr . Feldman was also needing paint , and the road between the Park and the Railroad west of University Street was very dusty and needee repairing . Referred to the Engineer and Park Committee with power to act . Trustee Fowler suggested that the City playgrounds in Mill Creek Canyon above Forest Home be improved by bringing water for lomestic use to the grounds and building toilets, at an estimated cost riot to exceed $$500 .00 . Referred to the Eng- ineer and Park Committee . BIDS °i TRACTQR Engineer Hinckley presented bids of the Redlands Tractor and Implement Company and of Shepherd-Crook Company , Inc. for a thirty horse power tractor to be used in street work. Bids were ordered filed and the Engineer authorized and directed to purchase a new thirty horsepower Caterpillar Tractor at a price of $ 2,775 .00 , with an allowance of $275 .00 for the old city tractor ; the balance of $2,500 .00 to be paid in two installments to be provided for in the next budget . ' MISCELLANEOUS The Engineer stated that in the past the city had been paying ,1 .00 per day 153 for use of Mr . Schutt '.s auto in the Engineering department but the auto was now worn out and Schutt compelled to purchase a new one and would not consent to the use of it by the Engineering department for less than 81 .50 per day . The Engineer suggested that 01.50 rate was probably cheaper than for the city to own its own oar . After discussion the Engineer was authorized to allow 01.50 per day when the car is actually in use by the department . The' question of water rates for consumers in the :Barton Tract under the Mission system was next discussed and the Superintendent authorized to supply water to any one in the specified area for the same rate as those now holding contract- agreements with the cityl The matter of numbering houses on Terracina Boulevard and in Cypress Court and other streets and courts in the city was referred to the Street Superintendent and City Clerk with power to act . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion the meeting adjourned . Cr' 2 Mayor , ity oi' Redlands Attest : ity-Cl-rk. -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. April 4th . 1928. Two O' Clock, P . M. A regular meeting of the Board. of Trustees of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting . All members. present together with the Clerk . Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. ,2OMMUNICAT IONS A communication from Mrs . Edward G. Judson and family , acknowledging expression of sympathy_ of this Board at the recent death of her husband , was presented and ordered filed; From the Acme Traffic Signal Company tendering letters of endorsement of their traffic signals from several cities , was presented and ordered filed . APPLICATIONS . Application of W. Anthony Hayes for use of the Amphitheatre each Thursday evening of May . June . July and August , was presented by the Clerk , and Mr . Hayes being present , explained to the Board that he was building up a band to give the 1544 public music during the summer season. The matter was discussed at some length, after which on motion, the reeuest was granted , subject to the pleasure of this Board . The verbal application for the erection of a tent at the northeast corner of Colton Avenue and Columbia Street for the holding of religious aeervices was :rante. the consent of nearby property owners being filed with this #card . Application of Willis Hook for position on the police force , was presented and ordered filed. REPORTS forrch February Reports of the Clerk, Treasurer Judge , Fire Department and Building In apector for the month of March, was presented and ordered filed. TREE PETITIONS �t Tree Petition No. 734 , Wendell Baker , for removal of pepper trees at 1134 and 1140 Clay Street , and Tree Petition No . 735 , F. S"> Gunter for removal of palm trees on the east side of Cooktreet near Sylvan Boulevard , were: denied as per recommendation of the Tree Committee . Tree Petition No . 736 , 0. W. Albert , et al , for the planting of acacia baileyana trees between the live oaks now planted on Buena Vista Street from Fern Avenue to Palm Avenue , was granted per recommendation of the Tree Committee. PLANNING COMMISSION The following recommendations from the Planning Commission, were presented and ordered filed : That the Council appoint two members to attend a California Planning Con- ference to be held at Hotel Maryland, Pasadena , on April 26 , 27 and 28 , and that the City bear the expense of same. Upon motion the recommendation was7approved and the President and Secretary of the Commission were seleqted to attend , with power to name some one else if they so desire . That the Council proceed with the gpening and extension of Myrtle Street from East Fern Avenue to East Cypress Avenue . After discussion no action was taken, the Coluicil deciding to adopt a "Master Plan" in this district . That the Council adopt a "Master Plan" covering that part of the city lying east of Cajon Street to Somers Street and between Lest Fern Avenue and East Highland Avenue ; and that part lying ,west of ;enter Street to Bellevue and Sunny- side Avenues , between Brookside Avenue and West Highland Avenue . Upon motion, the recommendations relative to the "Matter Plan" aboAe , were unanimously approved and the Engineer directed to prepare same and present to this Board as soon as possible . RESOLUT IONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 462 , 465 , 469 and 470. RESOLUT TON 'Nn _ 458 (Paving Roosevelt Road , ) A written request of Pearson and binkergnn, contractors for the paving of 155 Roosevelt Road under the above Resolution of Intention , for an/extension of ninety days time for the completion of said work, was presented and granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION (Sidewalks . Ptn E. Citrus Avenue . etc . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s A sessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on East Citrus Avenue ,, etc , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 459 , adopted November 2nd, 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Thornquest , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. RESOLUTION No . 467 (Sixth Streit-Widening, Vine to Citrus Ave ) This being the time set for hearing of the protest to the widening of ( Sixth Street under Resolution of Intention No . 467 , written protest of Mrs . Mary G. I Good heretofore presented to this Board was considered , after which the Board unanimously adopted the following Resolution: Eesolve&, that the protest of Mrs. Maly G. Wood, heretofore filed herein, against the widening of Sixth Street under Reso- lution of Intention No . 467 , set for hearing on this date be , and the same is hereby [tented and over-ruled . The Board then .duly adopted Resolution No . 467 Relating to widening of Sixth Street , appointing Commissioners to assess benefits and damages .and have general supervision of the work relating thereto. STREET LIGHTS Upon recommendation of the lighting committee , an incandescent street light was ordered on Ninth Street between the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Railroad tracks . As to a light on North plane at the storm water ditck west of Buena Vista Street , the Committee recommended that an ornamental light be installed if the property owners so desired , it being too far away from the Edison Company' s poles t.o require that company to install same under the contract . TAX REFUND ND The Clerk presented the request of J. D. Langford for rebate of penalties , cost and interest on tax sale No . 129 for 1926 taxes , stating that Mr. Langford claimed he had called for bills covering his city taxes for that year and that this lot 18 , McKinley Heights , was overlooked by the collector. The collector claimed andt it was so determined by the tax roll that this particular lot was assessed to J. E. and G. D. Griffith for said year and that Mr . Langford in calling for his bills , did 156 not call for the bill covering this particular piece of .property . After due considera- tion the reoueyt was slnaaamo,sjy denied , the Board feeling that it would be a bad policy and that Mr . Langford should have checked his bills to see that they covered the property upon which he wished to pay , as provided by law. The anDltoatian of the Veterans Welfare Board for cancellation of city taxes on lot 21 , Cypress Court and Lot 10 of Huizing Sub-. No . 3 , heretofore presented to this Board , was ordered filed , the Clerk stating that the taxes on the properties t; ._ seen_.:__ i . CLEAN UP WEEK The Board fixed the second week in May , 1928 , as a general clean up week under supervision of Street Superintendent Hinckley. MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Wheaton again presented the request of Mr. Massingale for permission for a sales stand on the street at Orange and State Streets . After discussion the Board suggested that upon recommendation of the Business Mens ' Association and con- sent of the merchants in the immediate vicinity, they would be willing to consider the matter again. The Hi-Y Boys planning a civio program requested the assistance of some of the City officials ; Referred to the Mayor and City Attorney. The Clerk stated that the cost for advertising the closing of Fountain Road and ,Laurel Avenue in the Terracina District at request of the Redlands Community Hospital Association, was 023 .75 , and wished to know if he should render a bill far same. After due consideration a motion by Trustee Kimball seconded by Trustee Thornquest that no bill be rendered the Association, was unanimously adopted. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeti adjourned . // /%% Mayor , City of Redlands Attest : sty le -0 -0-0- Redlands , 0 -0-0- Redlands , California . April 16th. 1928 . Two o ' clock, P. M. AL members preset including Clerk. Pursuant to statute , the Board of Trustees met and proceeded to canvass the , returns of the Municipal Election held on the 9th day of Aril _ 1928 and unanimously adopted the following Resolution; 1 157 RESOLUTIOnr DE]CYAtI. G RESULT OF ELECTION held A7ril 9 . 1928 ) WHEREAS, a general municipal election was held and conducted in the City of Redlands , California , on Monday , the 9th day of April , 1928 , as required by law and City Ordinances , A L,IMEREAS , it appears that notice of said election was duly and legally given , that voting precincts were properly established , that election officers were appointed and election supplies furnished , and that in all respects said election was held and conducted and the votes cast thereat received and canvassed , and the returns thereof , made and declared in time , form and manner as required by the general laws of the state governing elections in cities of the fifth and sixth class , A 'r WHEREAS , the Council of said City of Redlands met at the Council Chamber thereof on Monday , the 16th day of Aril , 1928 , to canvass the returns of said election and install the newly elected officers , and having canvassed said returns , the Council finds that the number of votes east , t.he •names of the persons voted for , and other matters required by law, to be as hereinafter stated , now therefore , BE IT RE LVET as follows : That said regular municipal election was held and conducted in the City of Redlands , California , on Monday the 9th day of April , 1)28 , in time , form and manner , as required by law and City Ordinances ; That there were fifteen voting precincts established for the purpose of holding said election, consisting of a consolidation of the regular election precincts established for holding general state and county elections as follows : "Consolidated Voting Precinct "A" , comprising state and county precinct number 1 ; "Co::olidatedsoVoting .Precinct "B" ,comprising state and county precincts numbers 2 and "Consolidated Voting Precinct "C" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 4 and 5; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "D" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 6 and 7 ; "Consolidated Voting Precinct ,','E'1 , comprising state and county precincts numbers 8 and 13; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "F" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 9 and 10 ; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "G" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 11 and 12; ' "Consolidated Voting Precinct "H" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 14 and 15 ; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "I" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 16 and 17 ; 158 "Consolidated Voting Precinct "J" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 18 and 19 ; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "K" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 20 and 22 ; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "L" , comprising state and county precinct number 21 ; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "M" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 23 and 24; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "N" ,comprising state and county precincts numbers 26 , 27 and 28 ; "Consolidated Voting Precinct "0" , comprising state and county precincts numbers 25 and 29 ; That the whole number of votes cast in said City was 3178 ; That the names of the persons, and the proposition voted for , the offices for which they were voted, the number of votes given in each precinct to each of said persons and propositions , together with the whole number of votes which each received in the entire city, are as shown in the following tabulated statement , to-wi I • Trustee ' April 9th 192A . full term Two to be Precinct . Elected AB C D E F G H I J K L M N O Totals John S. Benson 23 47 26 42 28 59 52 52 51 48 61 11 31 70 33 634 Henry Jenkins 35 54 39 59 53 46 65 84 61 60 78 21 96 110 62 903 - :.. Frank A . Kimball 44 59 60 47 33 47 38 55 49 32 69 18 47 86 46 729 Theodore Krumm 56 92 82 71 83 120 90 132 121 87 137 42 111 147 94 1465 A . Carl Munns 15 52 85 33 30 41 34 35 25 20 23 3 26 32 18 472 M. F. Pierce 19 47 22 20 22 46 33 22 27 11 36 4 22 49 19 399 W. L. Thornquest 50 55 80 49 80 79 58 141 87 86 L41 33 109 224 122 1394 short e Trutesterm One to be elected H. H. Ford . , Jr . 107 153 159 111 144 170 129 224 162 134 231 61 194 317 177 2473 . "Scattering" 4 2 1 3 1 1 8 City Clerk One to be elected C . P. Hook 108 174 168 114 146 190 140 221 178 159 245 63 203 331 177 2617 City Treasurer One to be elected Ernest P.Anshutz 36 39 38 43 47 61 53 81 54 50 50 19 44 74 30 719 C . J. Tripp 83 165 156 95 125 167 120 176 147 124 220 49 174 293 166 2260 Increase Yes in Salary23 42 29 29 51 36 23 57 40 21 58 19 37 93 56 604 of City Trustees No 91 152 140 92 107 164 138 107 143 140 195 44 156 223 124 2016 Totals 129 222 209 152 181 234 193 282 224 183 285 70 230 378 206 3178 " N 159 RESOLVEp TTJ REFORF, that at said general municipal election, Theodore Krum was elected Trustee of the City of Redlands for the full term of four years ; _ALS.Q that W. L. Thornquest was elected Trustee of said City for the full term of four years; ALn that H. H. Ford , Jr . , was elected Trustee of said City for the short term of two years; k:5in. that C . P. Hook was elected to the office of Clerk of said City for the full term of four years ; ALSO . that C . J. Tripp was elected to the office of Treasurer of said City ,for the -full term of four years ; RESP further , that as a result of said election the proposition for the increase in salary of the City Trustees of said city of Redlands , was defeated. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clerk shall enter on the records of the Council a statement of the result of the election , showing (1 ) The whole number of votes cast in said City ; ( 2 ) The name of the persons voted for , and the proposi- tions voted upon; (3 ) The office which each person was voted for ; (4 ) The number of votes given at each precinct to each of such persons , and for ana against each of such propositions ; and (5 ) The number of votes given in said City to each of such persons , the term for which they were elected , and for and against each of such propositions voted upon. The Clerk shall immediately make and deliver to each of such persons elected a certificate of election, signed by him and duly authenticated ; he shall also im2ose the consititutional oath of office and have them subscribe thereto , whereupon they shall .be inducted into the respective offices to which they have been elected ." ' No further business demanding attention , �o(n�mmoottion , the meeting adjourned . ' e /egeri-k / liiayor , City of Redlands Attest ; _ 1' 1 C:t_t C.=efk -0-0-0- Redlands , California April lath 199A;a Two o 'clock, P . M. A_regular meeting of the Board of City Trustees , held at the regular place of meeting . All members present together with the _alerk. Attorney and EUgineer„ Councilman um - --- - ' • • ''_. The minutss of the last rejx?a meeting wad the wetting on April 1S , 192R , • 160-- for 6( for canvassing and certifying the result of the Municipal Election held on April 9th , 1928 , were read , and Mayor Wheaton called attention to the ommission of the order relating to and ratifying the agreement between the City and Mr. G. D. Mason, for the erection of a mausoleum in Hillside Cemetery approved at the close of the last meeting after the Board had personally inspected and approved the location in the cemetery for the mausoleum. The Clerk stated he had received no - word as to such action being taken. The Attorney explained that he had failed to file the agreement and notify the Clerk of the action of the Board until after the minutes of the meeting had been written. Upon motion, the contract agreement above referred to was then-ratified and a nproved, as of April 4th, 1928 , and ordered filed. The Clerk then presented certificates of election and qualifications, of Theodore Krpmrp and W. L. Thornouest as Trustees for full term and H. H. Ford , Jr. for the short term . Trustee Fowler then placed in nomination Allen Wheaton for President of the Board, which was seconded by Trustee Ford , and Trustee Wheaton chosen by the unanimous vote of the Board as Mayor. Mayor Wheaton then thanked the members of phe Board for the honor bestowed upon him and pledged his best efforts to the proper conduct of City affairs , requesting the hearty co-operation of the other members of the Board . Upon motion of Trustee ,Ford , seconded by Trustee Fowler , all appointive offices were declared vacant , effective as of May 1st , 1928 , which motion was unanimously adopted. Upon motion of Trustee Ford seconded by Trustee Thornquest and unanimously adopted, the following appointments effective May 1st , 1928 , were made : City Engineer , Geo . S. Hinckley ; City Attorney , W. J. Hartzell ; city Judge , and Meat & Dairy' Inspector , Dr , - Chas. G. Potter, and Secretary of Board of Health, K. L. Dole /at their present respective salaries; Chief of Police , W. L, Thomas , at a salary of $225.00 per month, an increase of $25 .00 per month in recognition of 20 years service on the city ' s police force ; Building Inspector M. E. Armstrong, at a salary of $225 .00 per month , he to furnish his own machine , with the understanding that if the City should later decide to furnish a machine the salary should be $200 .00 per month. The appointment of Fire Chief was next considered. Councilman Ford nominated Harold H.lt as temporary Chief', stating that Chief Green had been a first class fire chief but by his mixing in affairs outside of his duties as Chief , had caused frequent embarrassment to this Board . Councilman Krumm spoke in praise of Mr . Green as Fire Chief and moved that actiop.Lbe deferred until next meeting. C . S. Lombard then addressed the Board urging the adoption of Mr . Krumm' s motion, stating that he would personally see Mr . Green and see if some satisfactory agrangement could not be made whereby the City would retain his services as Chief. Trustee Fowler stated that in deference to the request of Mr . Krurnm , a new member of the Board , he would agree to defer the matter until next meeting. Question on Mr . Krumm's motion was then called for , Trustees Fowler and Krum favoxing , Trustees Ford and flornmott oppoaing. a: 16 1., .1 Mayor Wheaton then stated that in deference to Mr. Krumm' s request and the suggestion ,i rof Dr. Lombard , he would vote to defer action until next meeting , and it was so i , ordered . The Mayor then named the following standing committees : Auditing. Water Streets . Lighting Thornquest , Chmn Fowler, Chmn Fowler Thornquest Police . Ordinance s Park. flange . Cemetery Thornquest , Chmn Ford , Chmn Ford Krumm 4 Fire _ City Buildings Bealth. Sanitation Krumm, Chmn Krumm; Chmn i , Ford Fowler The Health Board tas then named as follows : Mr . K. L. Dole , Secretary ; ' Drs . jiilliard and Moseley , Engineer Hinckley and Councilman Krumm. C OMMZTNICATIQNS A communication from the Jonathan Club Flower Shop , Los Angeles , calling II attention to the dedication of the Los Angeles City Hall on April 26 , 1928 , From Alfred Faulkner and Associates , desiring to make the annual audit of i i• the city books , and Notice of Hearing on probate of will of Qlivia S. P. Stokes ,on April 21st , a•, 1928 , at San Bernardino , California , were presented and ordered.filed. From a resident of Texas Street calling attention of the Board to the rough and dusty onndition of the street between Colton Avenue and Lugonia Avenue , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee with power to, act . • TEXES A communication from the Security Title Insurance and Trust Company request- ing the cancellation of delinquent taxes against the South 125 feet of the north 978 .33 feet . West 80 feet of the northwest Quarter . Southeast Quarter of Section II 21 . Township 1 South. Range 3 West , S. B. M. as an erroneous assessment , the same being included in another description, was presented and upon recommendation of the City Assessor , was arante4, rAZPLICATIONS Application of C . F. Massingale made a t a former meeting, of this Board, for permission for a sales booth on the street , was next considered and the Clerk l' presented the written recommendation of the Redlands Business Mens ' Association M that the special permit be aranted ,Mr. Massingale . Upon mention the permit- was F aranteaand the recommendation ordered filed . Application of g. H. Prentice for permission to operate a Big Cone Icecream Parlor on a portion of his lot at the northeast corner of Beacon Street and Citrus Avenue , and Of Mrs S. A . Gentry for permission to erect a marquee at the storebuilding on Clark Street at the rear of., Z57 Al.x.aradn Street , vere presented and ,granted by the unanimous „vote of the Board . 162 ' RESIGNATION The resignation of J. J. Prendergast as a member of the City Planning Com- mission was presented and Accepted with regrets that Mr . Prendergast felt other duties made it impossible for him to serve further. A xote of thanks was tendered him for his excellent service in formulating and placing in effect the present plans. REPORTS Rpport of the City Judge and Accountant for the month of March. 1928, were presented and ordered filed. PETITIONS Petition No . 3978 , C. E. Bow:lsby , et al, for widening of Sixth Street from Vine to Olive Avenue by lessening the width of the parking space , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 704 , relating to uniform building code , 1927 edition, intro- duced at the meeting of March 21st , 1928 , was duly adopted by the unaniMous vote of the Board. RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 458 , 465 , 467 and 469 . Resolution No . 462 (Colton Ave . paving from Texas Street to west city limits ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the atseftt Superintendent' s Wessrnent made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of West Colton Avenue ) I as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 462 , adopted November 16 , 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the President of the Board in- quired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it I was moved by Trustee Thornquest that the Assessment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Trustee Fowler and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. G R solution_No: 470 LCenter St . improvement from Brookside to Cypress) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant 1to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Center Street , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 470 ,adopted on March 21st , 1928. Mr . George Stone of h l:®nter atreet and Cypress Avenue was presenttand addressed the Board in protest to the improvement being made and charged to the property owners , stating that he Yr thought the expense should be borne by general taxation. The Clerk presented ' Petitions No .s 3979 and 3979 A , signed by a great number of the property omens along ' said street , requesting the postponement of the proposed improvement on the grounds ^ ' ;,•.. that the street is in gpod condition and the assessment would he very hnrdenenma , 64 h ff4 r-WWWWWW1 S , tri`.- "x. 163 The petitions were ordered filed and the matter discussed at some length , after which a motion to ;,ontinue the hearing for further consideration, until next meeting , was unanimously adopted. DEATH OF H. P. D. KI.IGSBURX The Clerk reported the death of H. P. D. Kingsbury , a former member and President of this Board . Mayor Wheaton spoke in, appreciation of the services of Mr . Kingsbury in an official capacity as City Trustee and Preai. a.,t of this Board , and also of his great efforts in boosting the City of Redlands . A vote expressing regrets at the passing of Mr . Kingsbury and of a7preciation of his work as a citizen and official , was then unanimously adopted by the Board . GARBAGE T . G. Rose , 2124 Marengo Street , Los Angeles , addressed the Board for information as to the garbage situation in this city , being desirous of an oppor- tunity to bid for the handling of same . Councilman Krumm of the H alth and Sanita- tion Committee stated that he was at ato be submitted to this . Board probably at the next meeting , and Mayor Wheaton stated he was engaged in a like effort , andtthat next meeting there would probably be outlined a plan to be submitted to all persons desiring to bid on the handling of the city ' s garbage . WATER Mgyor Wheaton suggested the advisability of the publication of an analvsie of the city water , stating that recently assertions had been made that the water was unfit for human consumption. This statement , he felt , was untrue and worked to the detriment of the community. Councilman Krumm stated that he probably had been guilty of paeeing or repeating such statements as to the water , That he had been in- formed by certain parties in the city as to the source of supply and shown portions of open ditches through which the water came and had been told that this was the water used for domestic purposer in the City .uince his bepoming a member of this Board he stated he had made a thorough investigation of the charges as to the water and gone over and viewed the source of supply and means of conveying the same to the inhabitants of the City , and was now convinced that he was misinformed and mislead in the matter and wished to so publicly state , and that he further expected to dis- continue use of other waters he had purchased for domestic purposes and use the city water only. The Mayor spoke in approval of Councilman Krumm' s statement but suggested that in view of the statements that had gone out previously , he recom- mended the publication , for a time at least , of a chemical analysis of the city water . J MISCELLANEOUS %Mr . Morris of the United States Forestry Department , addressed the Board relative to fire protection work on the water sheds of Southern California , request - ing this city to make a contribution in addition to the larger contribution by the United States , for such purposes . After due consideration it was recommended that. 164 this City ' s portion of the $500 .00 requested in this district , estimated to be 8200.00 _ be paid out of the fund available for developing water in the Mill Creek District , said fund being handled by a special committee of Mill Creek water owners . Mr. A . S. Van Denburgh of Redfield , Van Evera and Company , Los Angeles , addressed the Board relative to workings of the Mattoon Act and requested permission to serve the city whenever occasion for use of said act should arise . The Clerk stated that other companies had made the same requests through letters now on file in his office . The Clerk was directed to advise quch parties that opportunity would be given at next meeting to be h d i ma .ter. Buis and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . Mayor, City of Redlands . ,f Attest : � 1 � % City : k -0-0-0- Redlands , California. May 2nd . 1928 Two o ' clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California held at the regular place of meeting. All members pfesent together with the Clerk. Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The first matter considered was..the appointment of Chief of the Fire Depart- ment , deferred from last meeting. Tne Clerk presented communication from Assistant General Manager Luca of the National Board of Fire Underwriters and State Fire Marshal , J. W. Stevens , in commendation of the efficient work and services of fire chief Green and expressing the hope that differences between the Chief and the Council. might.-be abrogated and the- service.;of Mr . Green retained. The communications were ordered filed . Dr . C . S. Lombard addressed the Board suggesting that action be deferred for the time being and Councilman Krumm thought that the matter should be settled at once . A motion by Councilman Ford that--: :. . ' s . : • 4 ' - Bolt act as Chief temporarily was seconded by Councilman Krumm and unanimously adonletby the Board. Mayor Wheaton presented the name of Elliott WrLght , a former member of the local Fire Department , now a member of the Riverside Fire Department , for tile position of Chief of the local Department in case an outside party was selected. W L. xioks , Chief of the Fire Department of Brawl9y, California , wqs • 165 present and made personal application for the position, in case an outside party was chosen. He stated, that he had seven years experience with the Fresno Depart- ment and had been two years with the Brawley Department . Mayor and other members of the Council were personally acquainted with Mr. Wright , and the Clerk was directed to communicate with Thomas Baird, Chief of the Fresno Department relative to Mr . Hicks . The Fire Committee stated that they would interview Mr . Wright and 0 Mr. Hicks in the very near future , looking toward the appointment of the Chief for the local department . ORAT, PETITIOrNS C . C . Percival of 1148 Clay Street addressed the Board in protest to the proposed establishment of a holiness Church on the southwest corner of Clay Street and Western Avenue . The Building Inspector stated that such structures were permissible in that zone under the zoning ordinance . No actio was deemed necessary and none was taken by the Council . Representatives from Bieg-Hoffine Company , Freeman, Smith & Camp Company , and Redfield, Van Evera & Company , bond buyers of Los Angeles , California , made short statements to the Board as to plans for financing work under the "Mattoon ' Act". They were advised that the Council had taken no definite step for work under said act but so soon as such was done they wond be given opportunity to make their proposals to the Council for handling the business . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from S. U. Graham, now on leave of absence in Florence , Italy, requesting an extension of his leave to the 31st day of July, was presented , ordered filed, and the request granted. From Bert C . Nelson , Los Angeles , suggesting the ,printing of house numbers on the curbs , and making an offer of two and one-half inch black figures on a white background at 9V per set , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee and the communication ordered filed. A communication from F. E. Winn, relative to the desirability of the codification of the City Ordinances , was presented and ordered filed and the City Attorney requested to prepare same , the last codification being in December , 1921. From L. J. Barry; Covina , California and J. F. GJ,asso ,_ Marshaltown , Iowa , making application for position on the Police force , were presented and ordered filed. From Boulder Dam. Association. Los Angeles , acknowledging receipt of city warrant fpr $350.00 toward expenses of the association, was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS Application of Agpolonia Luna for permission to eregt and onecate a stare at 1129 Lawton Street was presented an&, denied as per recommendation of the Plan- ning Commission: 166 REPORTS - Report of the City Clerk for the wiartex ending March 3L t . 1928, and of the Fire Department and Building rnspentor for the month of April . 1928 , were presented and ordered filed. TREE lE T IT IONS Tree Petition No . 737 , F. H. Hurf£, et al , in opnosition to the intersetting of trees on Buena Vista Street from Cypress Avenue to Palm Avenue was presented and after due consideration, in view of the granting of Petition No . 736 heretofore filed with this Board requesting the intersetting of trees on said Street , it was ordered , upon recommendation of the Tree Committee that nothing be done until such time as the property owners could agree on some plan. Tree Petition No . 738 , T . J. Hammett , for removal of two pepper trees at 20 E. Olive Avenue , was presented and denied as per recommendation of the Tree Com- mittee . PLANNLNG CbTeUviISSION ,E. A . Moore made verbal report of his attendance at the Planning Conference in Pasadena , April 26-28 , 1928. The Planning Commission' s recommendations relative to the application of Appolonia Luna to establish a store at 1129 Lawton Street , was presented , approved and ordered filed . DELINQUENT TAXES The application of the Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust Company for cancella- tion of certain years taxes on the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of' Section 4 , Township 2South , Range 3 West , on account of certain years title being in the State , filed with this Board on ._arch 7th ,1928 , and a letter this day filed from said Title Company tendering the amount of $331.67 in payment of delinquent City taxes to date was accepted by the Board and the Clerk authorized and directed to issue redemption certificates accordi:tgly. RESOLITTION� On motion the following resolutions were continuesi: Nos . 458 , 465 , 467 and 469 . RESOLUTION Jio . 470 , (Center St ..improvement - Brookside to Cypress Ave ) The hearing of Mrotests to the proposed improvement of enter Street from Brookside Avenue to Cypress Avenue , continued from Jjist meeting was next considered and the Clerk presented the written protest of Mary E. Moore , and Geo . Rowe also entered the protest of Mary Moore. The prgtgst was ordered filed and after due consideration of this protest , together with the protests heretofore filed and verbal protests made i n this matter, a motion by Councilman Thmrnquest , seconded by Councilman Fowler that all protests to the proposed improvement be denied and over- ruled , was unanimously adopted and Resolution No . 470 Ordering the Work to b Done • 167 was then adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council . The diagram of the Assessment District for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then approved by the Board . FLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS The City Engineer was requested to prepare and submit plans and specifications at the next meeting of this Council , for the improvement of Cypress Avenue from Cajon Street to Center Street ; andof Center Street from Cypress Avenue to Crescent Avenue . BUILDIP;G INSPECTOR d'tethe suggestion of Councilman Krumm, the Building Inspector was directed to make an inspection of the buildings at the northwest and southeast corners of Orange Street and State Street and report his findings to this Board at its next meeting. MAUSOLEUM The question of a building permit and fee for same for the erection of the mausoleum in Hillside Cemetery was considered and the Building Inspector authorized and directed to issue per mit and collent_the regular fee. WEST COAST THEATRE Mayor Wheaton advised the Council that Friday . May 4th, 1928, at 3 .00 P. M. would witness the, breakirL ofennun4 tor the new theatre to be erected at the southeast corner of Cajon and Vine Streets . Councilman Krumm suggested decorating the City Hall and display of flags in the business district . Councilman Thornquest stated that such was the plans together with a parade from Colton Avenue to the site of the new theatre . Mayor Wheaton presented the request of the West Coast Jr . Circuit for two representatives of the File Department to be present at tho showing of "Wings" , June 16 , 1928, at the Viatt Theatre , same being a moving picture show and the extra firemen requested as a precautionary move against the possibility of fire . IMI L CREr__K C T GROUND Mayor Wheaton brought to the attention of the Council the necessity for making some improvements at the municipal Camp site in Mill Creek Canyon in order to hold the lease from the government , stating that it would cost about 41000 .00 for the work t ,is summer. After due consideration it was decided by the Board to vi -__e tp leaving Redlands at noon on Saturday , May 5th. GARBAGE The question of rubbish and garbage collection was next brought up by Councilman Krumm and after due consideration a motion was made , duly seconded and adopted , directing the City Clerk to advertise fnr bid4 first : for the collection of garbage ; second : for the collection of. ruhnish ; and third : for the collection of rubbish and_.maxbage ; the district 6r districts to be outlined and set out in the bids as determined by the City Attorney and Health and Sanitation Committee . Bids to be opened at the next meeting of this Board. 168 MISCELLANEOUS W. Anthony Hayes tendered the Council an invitation to be present at the initial band concert in the bowl on Thursday evening , May 3rd . The Engineer was authorized to expend the su m of $ 29 .40 t advertisement of Fire Protection Week. Councilman Krumm suggested the removal of the Smiley Heights Car line as far as the Southern Pacific Tracks , and the substitution of buses . He was advised of the attitude of the residents of the heights section as evidenced in a recent hearing before the Railroad Commission , and that arkagreement had been reached with the Pacific Electric Company to retain the Smiley Heights line . The que =tion of water rates in the .Crafton area was considered and referred to the Engineer and water committee with power to act . Mr . Henderson of the San Bernardino Sun presented the verbal proposal of Professor Kuehne of the High School Orchestra to furnish 12 concerts during the summer at a cost of approximately £1500 .00 . No actionwas taken by the Board as no funds are available for such purpose . Bills and Salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . Cr-7/ kilfr7777,7 mayor, City of Redlands, Calif. Attest : n7, % • c ' Cit$7-G-ler" . -0-0-0-0- Redlands , Calif. 55av 16 . 1928. Two o ' clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton and Councilmen Ford , Fowler, Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approve(. ORAL PETITIONS Phillip Harris addressed the Council urging that the City appropriate suf- ficient funds estimated at 4)1500 .00 to cover twelve band concerts at Sylvan Park during the summer months , under direction of Prof . Kuehne . G. Calder Bennett also urged that the Council do all in its power toward financing the concerts . The matter was discussed at considerable length by members of the Board and. Messrs . Harris and Bennett were assured that it wouldbe given due corsidexatjsm at the time of making up the budget for the next fiscal year. 169 E. A . Moore Of the Community Music Association addressed the Board relative to the lack of sanitary accomodations at the amphitheatre stating that plans had been prepared heretofore showing that the necessary restroom facilities , etc . , could be provided at a cost of approximately X6000 .00 . Mr . Moore was assured by the Mayor that this matter had been given considerable attention by the Council members here- tofore and that every effort would be put forward to relieve the situation in the very near future . N. L. Levering brought to the attention of the Council the unsightly appearance of West Colton Avenue Caused by a number of small signs advertising ice-cream , etc . , placed in the parking space along said Avenue and suggested that probably other streets were being used for the same purpose. The natter was discussed at some length and the Council recommended that all such sans and advertising be removed from the parking space , and referred the matter to the Chief of Police and Committee with power to act . E. S. Pohl , W. Highland Avenue , called attention of the Council tothe need for traffic regulations on Center Street , Cypress , Olive and West Highland Avenues • on account of fast traffic on said streets . Referred to the Police sad Ordinance Committee . COMMUNICATIONS Communications from Beig-Hoffine Company , bond buyers ; INTationa l Audit and Appraisal Company of Oakland , California ; American Conservation Club of El Centrn , California , requesting an appropri- ation toward the expense of Colorado River Dam Legislation; Ministerial Union of this City commending the action of the Council relating to "taxi dancing" ; were presented and ordered filed . MEMORIAL DAY A communication from the local post of the American_Lezion., requesting this Council to participate in the Memorial exer Day cises on May 30 , 1928 , were presented and ordered filed and the Clerk directed to advise the Committee of the acceptance of their invitation. APPLICATIONS Fire Dept , A communication from Thomas A . Shannon, 2500 Maple Avenue, Los Angeles, and from G. E. Zimmerman, Coronada , California , making apblication for position of Fire Chief of the local Department , were presented and ordered filed . A communication from W. L. Hicks of Brawley , California , withdrawing his ,application for position of Fire Chief of the local Department , was presented and ordered filed. Application of Angelus Temple Four Square Gospel , by John Goben , Divisional Officer , for permission to erect a tent for holding Evangelistic Services on a lot 170 located at the northwest corner of Parkwood and Glenwood Drives , with written consent of several residents of the neighborhood attached , was presented and after discussion antion deferred until the next regular meeting , June 6th, 1928 . f Rev . Black of the Free Eiethodist Chnrnk requested , and was granted permission to erect a tent for holding religious services at the northeast corner of Colton Avenue and Columbia Street and to hart a hanner across Colton Avenue advertising said meetings , during the month of June , 1928 . REPORTS Reports of the Cleric , Treasurer and Accountant for the month of April, 1928 , were presented and ordered filed . OFFICIAL BONDS The official bonds of C . P. Hook, City Clerk, and C. J. Tripp; City Treasurer were presented , accepted and orddred placed on file . PETITIONS Petition No . 3979 , Gordon Donald , et al , for the widening of Sixth Street from Vine Street Ig Alive Avenue by using five feet of the parking space on the West side , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . Petition No . 3980 , University of Redlands , for permission to construct and lay at its own expense , a water pipeline on Colton Avenue from Wabash Avenue tQ the University Campus was presented , ,granted and ordered filed , work to be done under the supervision of the City Engineer . TREE PETITIONS, Tree Petition No . 739 of Adelina Jacinto , for removal of four gravilla trees at 1525 Burgess Street , was presented and granted. as per recommendation of the Tree committee . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following resolutions were continued : Nos. 465 . 469 and 470. RESOT,N^r TON No . 458 Roosevelt Road improvement . ) Assessment Mag The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendents Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the Ina and improvement of Roosevelt Road , as particularly described in Resolution o f Intention No . 458 , adopted October. 19 , 1927. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persans were present and desired to be heard . No one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be Amyl-oven and nnnfirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Thornquest , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. 1"71_, RESOLUTION No . 467 (Fiidening Sixth St , Vine to Citrus Ave ) The Clerk reported the filing in his office of the Commissioners Report in the widening of Sixth Street under Resolution No . 467 , ed June 19th. 1928 , as the last day for filing of protests to same . PLANNING CO&`_FISSION The application of Murry & Williams to erect an apartment house on lot 8 , Block 9 , Atwood and Ford ' s Sub . No . 1 , with a set-back line of 15 feet , heretofore presented to thetPlanning Commission, was next considered and the Clerk presented the rdcommendation of the Planning Commission, recommending that the "main building conform to the 25 foot set-back line , but that the front projections as shown on the blueprint plan submitted to the Commission be a lowed to extend beyond the set-back line . " The report was ordered placed on file . Mr . W. D. Williams , owner of the lot and interested in the proposed apartment house , addressed the Board stating that if he was compelled to follow the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission he would have to abandon his plans for erecting the building as the entire depth of the lot to within 15 feet of the front building line was necessary to carry out his plans , and requested the Board to grant high permit to build within 15 feet of the property line . The matter was discussed at some length by members of the Council and Commission and after an inspection of the premises, a motion by Council- man Fowler seconded by Councilman Thornquest that the recommendatinn of the Planning Commission for a 25 foot set-back line in said block be approved , was unanimously adopted by the Council . $`UILDING INSPECTOR The Building Inspector made verbal report of the condition of the buildings at the northwest and southeast corners of Orange and State Streets as per request of the Council made a t the last meeting, and stated that both buildings were in a very bad state of repair and that he would refuse to issue permits for any alterations or repairs to same . At the suggestion of Mayor Wheaton, the Building Inspector agreed td file with the City Clerk at once , a written report of his findings . CITY JUDGE - SALARY City Judge Potter made verbal request for an increase in salary of $25.00 per cit . He stated that at present he was receiving $75 .00 per month from the City as Judge and $150 .J0 per month from the County as Justice of Peace . He was advised that the matter would be considered at the time of making up the jiudget for the next fiscal year. FIRE HOSE Upon recommendation of the Fire Committee the Cope Commercial Company was authorized to supply to the City fire department , 250 feet of inch chemical hese , same to be billed. to the City after July 1st , 1928 . CITY TRUCKS Councilman Ford suggested the need of a small truck each for the Park Depart- 17 owd ment and Cemetery Department , and Councilman Krumm suggested a small truc]c for the use of the Fire Department in carrying its tools and shovels and such other apparatus. Action was deferred until a later date , at which time consideration will be given to the establishment of a garage repair shop for the care, of the city trucks and cars . EAST LUGOIIIA AVENUE The improvement of East Lugonia Ai• enue was discussed at some length developing that the County was to at for five feet of a twenty foot strip of paving ti on said Avenue from Orange Street to Wabash Avenue , and the City Engineer was directed to prepare plans and specifications for said improvement and present same at the next regular meeting of this Board , AGREEMENTS Mayor Wheaton of this Council , and the City Clerk were authorized and directed to sign , for and on behalf of this City , an agreement for use of water by the City of Santa Ana at its mountain camp on Lot 161 of a government subdivision within Section 1II; Township 1 , Range 1 East . TREASURER INSTRUCTED The City Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer from the General Fund , the sum of 810 ,000.00 to the Interest and Sinking Fund of Municipal Water Bonds , and $E20 .000 .00 to the Interest and Sinking Fund of Redlands City Water Bonds 1926 issue , and charge same to •the Water Department . Also to transfer from Ross - mont Drive Account No . 433 to the General Fund, 09 .30 and from Division Street Account No . 40.5 to the General Fund $56 .10 , said two accounts being closed and these sums transferred to reimburse the General Fund for its advertising expense in said proceedings . MISCELLANEOUS The following resolution relating to salaries, of Councilmen,, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board : Resolved, that May 1st following the regular municipal elections , be and the same is hereby established and fixed as the date from which the monthly compensa- tion of the Councilmeei shall be computed. The Clerk presented the verbal request of Fire Chief Green discharged May 1st , 1928 , for full salary for the month of May. The Council having paid to Green his Salary for one-half the month of May , his request °for payment for the full month was denied. Bills andSalarieswere ordered paid as audited b,, the Finance Committee . On motion the meeting adiourned to meet in adjourned regular session at 7 P.M. Monday , May 21st , 1928, for the consideration of any business that may properly come before the Council. 1Pri ki-e?"74 , Mayor , City of Redlands, Calif. Attest : Cit, rk. -0-0- 173 Redlands , California . May 21st . 1928 . 7 o 'clock , P. M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands, California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton and Councilmen Ford , Fowler and Krumm, together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . Ahcent ; Councilman Thorncuest . APPLICATION-2 dtMIT Rev . Taylor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church was present and made request for permission to erect a tent for religious services at the southeast corner of Cajon and Clark Streets . On motion of Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Ford, the request was gr,.nted for the months of June , July August and September , subject to reconsideration upon request of a majority of residents in that section. • COMNTUNTCATIUIiS A communication from S . A . Nash-Boulden , Forest Supervisor in this district desiring information as to when the City proposed to improve and make use of its playground camp in the Falls Tract in Mill Creek Canyon , was presented , ordered filed , and the Clerk directed to advise Mr . Nash-Boulden that plans were made for the immediate improvement of the tract. BAND CONCERT Prof. Kuehne of the High School requested permission to rope off the amphitheatre on the evening of the 25th inst . that he might make a charge for attendance upon the concert that evening, the proceeds of which is to be used in purchasing things needed by the high school band. After due consideration the request was denied , though permission was granted, for the taking of a free will offering if he so desired . BUILDING INSPECTOR INSTRUCTED At the suggestion of Councilman Krumm, the Building Inspector was directed to get in touch with the school authorities relative to the need of better fire protection at the Crafton School building. 3RDTNANCFS. Ordinance No . 701 , introduced at the meeting of February 1st , 1928 , establishing set-back lines. of approximately 4.85 feet on the east side of Orange Street between Citrus Avenue and a point approximately 130 feet north of State Street , was next considered and an amiendement , excluding that portion lying south of State Street was offered and approved and the Ordinance , as amended , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members of the Board present. RESTROOMS- AMPHTTHFAPRF` The matter of restroom fac.ILities at the amphitheatre was next considered 174 and an estimate of ,$1 0«00=00 as necessary to cover the immediate needs was made . Referred to the housing committee and City Engineer with instructions to pioceed at once toward the necessary improvement . GARBAGE The handling of garbage and rubbish in the City was next considered and discussed from its various angles by the members of the Council , after which it was determined to submit a prnnnPrRl to Mr . Gaume , present contractor, for the handling of the garbage only , the City to gather the rubbish and waste matter . The Attorney was directed to prepare an ordinance for the handling of the garbage and submit copies of same to the members of this Council at once , and further considera- tion was deferred until next meeting. Upon motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in regular session on May 28th, 1928 , at 7 o 'clock, P. M. Air (177a;vr - Mayor , City of Redlands , Calif. Attest : AkieraZS Citrmn'-k. -0-0-0- Redlanrd s , California . 7 :00 b!clock P. M. May 28th, 1928 . An adjourned regul2r meeting of the City Council , held at the regular place of meeting . Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquelt , together with the Clerk, Attorney , Engineer and Treasurer . APPLICATION The verbal aflplication of C . C . flu :yes . Hotel Admiral , 008 Ofarrell Street , San Francisco , for position of Fire Chief of the local department , was presented by Mayor Wheaton. _No action was taken as position is temporarily filled . BUILDINGS The next matter considered was the proposed new buildings at the southeast corner and northwest corner of State and Orange Streets , this Board having been under the impression that the four corners of Orange and State Streets were zoned for Class "A" construction only , when, upon investigation it was found that the building code as adopted by the City , permitted of class "C" construction in said zone . Representatives of the United Cigar Stores , and the Pacific Leaseholders ,' Corporation of San Francisco , were present and addressed the Board in request for an understanding as to the attitude of the Board in this matter , they having planned to construct Class "C" buildings as permitted under the building code and r 17 L4:a 1 175 having been informed bythe that this Board had intended to o building inspector pro- vide for only Class "A" construction at those corners . The matter was discussed at great length by the representatives and members of the Council , after which it was determined by the Boa,:d to make no change in the building code regulations respecting these corners , thus permitting Class "C" construction. Represent4;ives of parties interested assured the Board that the buildings constructed would be of such a nature and class as would be a credit to the city as well as themselves . The representatives assured the Board that the plans called for two story buildings and the _representative of the Pacific Leaseholders Corporation stated that their plans at the northwest corner called for a set back of 10 feet from the present property line , thereby widening the street 10 feet on the west side from State Stree nmvth to the alley . PETITION-PROTEST Trotest Petition No . 3981 , 0. R. Millick, et al, protesting annoyance and damage by, soot from an oil burner at ,!'Ernie ' s Place" , 8 E. Central Avenue and requesting the City to abate same was presented and ordered filed. The Attorney advised that Section 12, Chapter 5 of Ordinance No . 639 covered the situation, whereupon the Board authorized and directed the Chief of Police to take immediate steps for the abatement of same as provided by law . PLANNING COUXISSION Report of the Planning Commission recommending that that portion of the Master flan lying east of Caton Street to Somers Street and between East Fern Avenue and East Highland Avenue as shown on the map submitted by the City Engineer , be a ')provel and placed on record , was presented . A motion by Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford , that consideration be deferred until the meeting of June 6th, 1928 , was adopted by a majority vote of the Council , Mayor Wheaton voting "no': . RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION No . 4711 (East Lugonia Ave . improvement . ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of East Lugonia Avenue all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 471 to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 471 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resoled: That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 471 , be and the same are here- by approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Tntpntinn which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resola .bnl 176 RESOLUTION No . 472 (Improvement of West Cypress Ave from Cajon St to Center) (St and of Center St from Cypress Ave to Crescent Ave , ) (4nd gutter on west side of Cajon Street . ) ' On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of West Cypress Avenue from Cajon Street to Center Street and of Center Street from Cypress Avenue to Crescent Avenue, all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 472 to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 472, whereupon the Board ado )ted the following Resolution: _RQived : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improve- ment contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 472, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion , the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 472 which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS The Engineer was requested to prepare and submit to the next regular meeting , plans and specifications for the improvement of East Colton Avenue from Cook Street to Wabash Avenue . WYATT OPERA HOUSE The question of offering for sale the Wyatt Opera House property was ne$t considered and discussed at length by members of the Council , City Attorney and Treasurer , developing that the house was purchased primarily for the purpose of insuring the city with a playhouse . The construction of the new West Coast Theatre insuring the city a permanent playhouse and the Board feeling that the Wyatt had served its purpose , the City Attorney was authorized and directed to prepare the necessary advertisement offering for sale , subject to the present lease , the Wyatt Opera House property , sealed bids to be received and opened at the regular meeting of June 20th. 1928 . ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS The Question of forming a special lighting district to care for the excess cost of maintaining the ornamental lighting system was discussed at some length and action deferred for further consideration at next meeting. BAND CONCERTS Mayor Wheaton presented the verbal request and suggestion of Phillip $Arri that the city make an a-ppropriation of 050 .00 toward the summer concerts for Sylvan Park, stating that individuals would raise a like amount . Due considera- tion was given the proposal but no funds being available for such purpose the Council could see no way to meet the proposal. 177 FINANCES F.ixianeial condition of the C .y was discusses" at some length by members of the Council , City Treasurer and Attorney , in an effort to devise ways and means for meeting the financial need of the City from the end of the current fiscal year until tax money comes in at a later date . Suggestion of the sale of orange grove property was made but,;not favorably considered on account of the water rights con- nected therewith. A recommendation that the 1Ov discount now allowed on water bills be discontinued , met with approval and a motion b; Councilman Ford seconded by Councilman Fowler that said discount of 10'i be discontinued on all bills due from and after July 1st , 1928 , was unanimously adopted . The suggestion that taxes be collected in two installments , making the first installment become delinquent in October , was suggested with action deferred until time of fixing the levy . Councilman Krumm suggested an increase in assessed valuations particularly of busi- ness property and orange groves . No action was taken in view of the fact that the City is basing its assessment on county valuations . Further consideration of the financial affairs of the city was deferred to future meetings. MISCELLANEOUS Jacob Meyer . Chestnut Avenue , complained of the bad state of repair of San ,Jacinto Street , and W. Frank Stutt , southwest corner of Fern Avenue and Grant Street of the condition of the . alley at the rear of his place , which complaints were referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . The luxuriant growth of weeds on Alvarado Street was next considered , Councilman Ford suggesting that they had not attained their full maturity and when such time arrived , they would be cut and a celebration and bonfire probably be held in commemoration of the event . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . )U�� " "6 MgYor , ity of edlands, aliP. C i tr&ierk. -0-0- 1 Ck1' ( 1 a 8 l Redlands , California . ,Tune 6th, 1928. Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands, held at the regular place of meeting. present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thonnquest , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved . ORA PrTITIQT�I,S_ John B . Clark , 54 La Verne Street , addressed the Council in complaint of the Sanitary Laundry autos loading on Sixth Street , blockingithe traffic thereby , and requested that steps be taken to avoid same . This brought up the question of the blocking of alleys in the business district by placing of boxes and other articles in same, and the annoyance caused by awnings hanging low enough to inter- fere with pedestrians . After due consideration it was recommended that the Police take immediate steps to abate above mentioned practices and others of a like nature . Attorney McDaniel , as spokesman for the local Post of the American Legion, addressed the Council in request for financial aid from the City to the extent of $1 ,000 .00 for the purchase of uniforms to properly equip the Fife and Drum Corps , stating that the Legion would raise $1 ,500 .00 . The matter was considered at some length by members of the Council , Mayor Wheaton stating that there was no funds available at this time for such purpose and it was very questionable if there could be any way devised for the city to make the appropriation, but assured the Legion members that they would use their very best efforts in trying to find a way to meet the proposal , and that definite action would be taken at the next meeting of the council. Mr. Anshutz , local agent of the Los Angeles Times , requested j.nformation_ as to whether he would be permitted to supply fire works to the boys in his employee . The Attorney advised that the City Ordinance prohibits the firtng of any kind of fire works within the city limits. STOKES WILL Attorney Allen addressed the Board relative to the Council ' s attitude regarding the .bequest to the city by Miss 0.E.P.Stokes , stating that those interested would appreciate early action. The Attorney was assured that the Board would takes the matter up for final decision at an early date . COBM!4UNICATIONS The following communications were presented and or&ered filed: C . J. Rambo & Company . Los Angeles , California , accountants ; , The Elmer J. Kennedy Company , Los Angeles , California , and ,Russell Sutherlin & Company , Los Angeles , relating to bonds under the Mattoon Act . .V 179 A communication from the Water Conservation Association, Riverside , California , _requesting a contribution for the work of spreading water in the upper Santa Ana , was presented and ordered filed, and the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue &warrant in the sum of $187.50 . payable out of the water department of the General Fund . A communication from the San Bernardino County Farm Bureau requesting an appropriation toward the expense of the Bureau,in its efforts for a just and equitable electric rate for power, was presented and action deferred until the meeting of June 20th, 1928 . A communication fromithe Gity of Burbank , desiring, the co-operation of this City in securing more effective protection to the public at railroad grade crossings , and requesting data as to the situation in this city , was presented and referred to the Chief of Police and Committee with the recommendation that II they supply the information requested . APPLICATION - PERMIT The application of the Angelus Temple for permission to erect a tent for holding of religious meetings at the southwest corner of Parkwood and Glenwood Drives , presented at a former meeting of this Council , was next considered and a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Krumm, that permission be granted for two months , subject to the pleasure of this Board , was unanimously adopted . Application of Foster-Kleiser Company for permission to erect bill boardson the south side of East Citrus Avenue west of the Adventist Church and on the south side of_East State Street , immediately west of the Nu-Air Service Station at Seventh Street , was granted by the unanimous vote of the Council . REPORTS Reports of the C)erk , Trpa,sk14er , Fie Dgpartment and Buildinglnspentor , for the monthof May , were presented and ordered filed. PETITIONS Petition No . 3982 , University of Redlands , for' 'thetopening and widening of Sylvan Boulevard was presented and action deferred until the meeting of June 11th , 1928, at 7 :00 o 'clock P . M. TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 740; C . J . Willis , for removal of two pepaer trees on the south side of East Fer;_Avenue between Beacon and Sonora Streets , was presented and r ate as per recommendation of the Tree Committee . PLANNING CDMMISSION Report of the Planning Commission recommending the establishment of set hpek Lynes of 15 feet on both sides of East State Street between Beacon and Church Streets , was approved by the Board , and the City Attorney authorized and 180 directed to prepare an ordinance carrying same into effect and present same to this Board at its next meeting. The recommendation that the "State Street Christian Church be requested to draw their plans , observing a 15 foot set back on Beacon 1i Street , but if this is impossible , not to project nearer than 10 feet , and submit plans" , was laid over until such plans are submitted. .GARBAGE, The question of collection and handling of garbage and rubbish was next considered , the Clerk presenting statement of the City Attorney relative to the legal phases , which was ordered filed . Upon lotion unanimously adopted , it was decided to hold a meeting at 7 :00 o 'clock , P. M. , on Monday, June 11th, for further consideration of the question, and the Clerk was directed to give Mr. Gaume , the present contractor, written request to be present at said meeting. RSOZUT IONS Right-of-way for streets over So . Pac . land Upon recomiendation of the City Engineer and Attorney , the Council unanimously approved , and authorized and directed the Mayor and Clerk of this City to execute for andon behalf'_of the City , that certain agreement No . 932655/211 between the Southern Pacific Company and the City of Redlands , for right-of-way for street purposes over certain lands of the SouthernPacific Company . Upon motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 467 , 469 , 471 and 472. RESOLUTION No 465 (IQichigan St . improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on Michigan Street , r as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 465 , adopted December 21 , 1927 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . Mrs . Bondoc complained of the depth of the gutter as left by the paving and putting in of the driveway . It developed that the gutter in front of her place was not changed , and Engineer Hinckley stated that . it did not concern the contract forpaving as that piece of gutter was not included , and stated further that he would personally inspect the gutter to see if he could satisfactorily adjust the matter , whereupon, the Board being satisfied with the correctne€s of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Fowler that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Thornquest , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the , 111 Board?. w r 181 RESOLUTION No . 470 (Center St . . Brookside Ave to Cypress Avel This being the time set for the opening of bids for,work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 470 , improvement of Beaker Street , Brookside Avenue to Cypress Avenue , the following proposals were submifted , publicly C opened and declared : W H. H. Lienau 4 in. Macadam , per sq. ft . $ 0 .122 Resurfacing per sq. ft . .03 Curb re-cap per lineal ft . .28 Curb re-set per lineal ft . .50 5 in. concrete gutters , per sq. ft . .16 Driveways , per sq. ft . .16 Re-inf. concrete culverts per cubic ft . .75 12 in. corrugated pipe culverts per lin . ft . 2 .00 4 in. sewer laterals per lineal ft . .70 Geo . Gardner ,_Tr Re-surfacing , per sq. ft . .029 Macadamizing, per sq. ft . .12 Curb , per linear foot , reset .40 Curb , per linear foot , recap .25 Gutter , per sq. ft . .15 4" sewer laterals , per linear foot .95 Concrete culverts , per cu. ft . .70 12" pipe culvert (corrugated) per ft 1 .50 Driveways , per sq. ft . .15 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Geo . Gardner , Jr. , was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board , by a majority vote , Councilman Krumm voting "no" , adopted Resolution of Award No . 470 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo,.,,_,Jgrdner , Jr . at the prices mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejected. Councilman Krumm explained his voting "no" as believing they ought to readvertise with hopes of getting a lower bid . AIRPORT Mayor Wheaton repdrted to the Board that Mr . William. Lines , Sunset Drive , was building an airport on the north side of Colton Avenue immediately west of the page canal , and was anxious that the City cooperate in every way possible to make J it a success . Mr . tines is personally financing the project and is requesting no financial aid . Members of the Council expressed their appreciation of Mr . Lines efforts and directed the Clerk to convey to him their apw eciation and assurance that they will cooeerate with him to the fullest extent in making the airport a success . ..MISCELLANEOUS The City Engineer was authorized and directed to install a water hydrant for use at the Mission Asistencia . The improvement of East Central Avenue from Church Street to Judson Streit , was ilzs .u9Ged without action. The proposed improvement of Cypress Avenue between Cajon Street and Center Street was discussed at to type of paving to be placed by the Street car Company . _No action was taken pending the regular hearing of protests on same at the -next 18C regular meeting of this Board. Councilman Krumm suggested that efforts be made with the Pacific Electric Company for the removal of its car tracks as far north as the . Southern Pacific Depot . Mayor Wheaton explained to him the former action of this ' Board in connection with the hearing before the Railroad Commission a few months ago when an agreement was reached between the Company and residents of the City along the Smiley Heights car line for the retention of the line and the improvement of the street as outlined in the proceedings now under consideration. Councilman Krumm requested information as to the proposed increase in the assessed value of orange grove property , stating he had been approached by some orange grove owners in remonstrance to the proposed increase . The City Clerk stated that the proposed increase applied only to orange trees which heretofore had been carried at the same assessed valuation as the Councy while other classes of property were carried on the City roll at double the County value . Further consideration was deferred until next meeting. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adjourned , to meet in regular session on June lath, 1928 , at 7 :00 b!cIock p. M. to consider budget , garbage and any other matters that might come before the Council . / r.// gdZi �� Mayor, City of Redlands , Californi. . Attest : tib C t - . -0-0-0- 1 Redlands , California . Julie 11th, 1928. 7 :00 o ' clock , P.M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting . Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornouest , to- gether with the Clerk , Attorney , Engineer and Treasurer . Upon recommendation of the Qhief of Police and Committee , the Clerk was directed to reouest the Southwestern Home Telephone Company to remnve the box at the City Jail , as the same is not needed . The Clerk reported that he had had no report from the Southern California r- s in or for the year ending December 31 , 1927 , and suggested that the City Attorney take the matter up with the Gas Company , which was so ordered. Engineer Hinckley reported the request of the contractors of the 3ommunity I 1 1 183 Hospital for better water pressure , and stated that he had a small pump that could be placed on the line temporarily , which would answer the purpose . He was authorized to do so if the contractors would pay for the power necessary to opera the pump. The Engineer presented the verbal rec'ueste of Bryn Mawr residents for domestic water service . Discussed at some length and Engineer requested_ to submit estimate of cost and the probable income that might be derived from sane . Upon motion of Councilman Krumm, seconded and unanimously adopted , it was ordered that no salary or wage increase in any department be made at this time or prior to January 1st . 1929 . Upon recommendation of the City Clerk, I . Cushman Gray was appointed a Deputy City Clerk. Question of the annual audit was deferred until the meeting of June 2OthJ928 . ' BUDGET The heads of the several departments presented their requests for a))ro- .riatior , for the coming fiscal year . The requests totaled about $5 ,000.00 in excess of the estimated resources . The department heads were requested to make an effort to lower their budget demands if possible , and adoption of the budget was deferred for further consideration at the meeting of June 20th, 1928 . The Clrrk presented verbal statement showing the additional tax increase of assessed valuation of the orange trees , the increase being approximately 42 .00 to $2 .50 per acre in city taxes , which he considered to be a very small increase considering the present price of orange property. On motion , the meeting adjourned . ,-c=e--141 Mayor , City of tcedlands , California Attest : Cit ark. • _0_0_0_ Redlands , California June 2Oth, . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. ,Pres_e tA Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The ,minutes of the last regular meeting and:, ad:iourned regular-meeting of June 11th, 1928 , were read and approved. 184 COMMUNICATIONS A communication from Ira L. Thomason, suggesting to the city the trim- ming of palm trees at La Salle and Highland Avenue as a fire preventative , was presented and ordered filed, Engineer Hinckley stating that the work had already been done . A communication from the Airport Engineering Service Company , Los Angeles , California , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the California Service Company , and From Bullock. Kellogg & Mitchell, accountants , and From G. E. Mullen, local accountant , desiring to audit the city books, were presented and ordered filed , and the matter referred to the auditing committee , with power to act . APPLICATION Application of C. Dan Tripp for position} of motorcycle officer , was presented and ordered filed. REPORTS Report of the City Judge for April, and Accountant for May , 1928 , were presented and ordered filed. Report of the Southern California Gas Company for the calendar year of 1927 , showing franchise tax due the city in amount of $2.402.86 , was presented and ordered filed, and the Clerk reported that the check had been received covering this amount . RESOLUTIONS On motion , the following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 469 and 470 . RESOLUTION No. 467 (Widening Sixth St . from Vine St . to citrus Avenue ) This being the time set for the hearing on the Commissioners report under the above Resolution for the widening of Sixth Street from Vine Street to Citrus Avenue , the Clerk reported that no written protests had been filed prior to the last date for filing same , June 19 , 1928. No one being present verbally protesting the said widening, on motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted : WHEREAS, the Commissioners appointed by this Board for the widening of Sixth Street from Vine Street to Citrus Avenue , have made report of their findings therein, and the same has been filed with this Board , and WIEREAS. no objections having been made to said report , NOW THEREFORE, Be it Resolved , that the report of said Commissioners be, and the same is hereby confirmed. RESOLUTION No . 471 (,East—Lugonia Avenue improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pur- suant to statute , and notice given, to h ar obiectkons against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of East Lugonia Avenue , particu- larly described in Resolution of Intention No . 471, adopted May 28th, 1928. 18:) The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed, with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 471 , Ordering the Work to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board. RESOLUTION No . 472 (Cajon St . Cypress Ave & .Center—r. improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this_ was the time and place set pur- auant to statute , and notice given, to hear obiecttnns against the improvement or the extent of the district for improvement of portion of fajnn Street , Cypress Avenue and Cejitss Street , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 472, adopted May 28th, 1928 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 472 , Ordering the pork to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board. CITY PRINTING The Clerk was authorized and directed to publish notice calling for bids for the city printing for the year beginning July 1st . 1928 . STOKES WILL The question of acceptance of the bequests to the City in the Will of the late Miss Olivia Eggleston Phelps Stokes , was next discussed and a motion that provisions 19 and 20 of said Will bequeathing to the city certain lands for park purposes and a stone fountain or well head to be erected in the proposed park be retected and that that certain codicil dated August 30th, 1927 , providing for the erection and gift to the city of a sUcond gate , the same type and design as the present gate , t the Hillside Cemetery , be accepted, was unanimously adopted and the City Attorney was directed to so advise the Attorney for the Estate . THE WHITE PLAN C . J. Tripp presented to the Board a list of men recommended by the local post. ofdAmerican Legion for service in case of emergency and call by the local Chief of Police , in furtherance of the "White Plan" as approved by this Board at a former meeting. Upon motion of Councilman Krum the Board unanimously approved the recommendations submitted. TERMITE ANTS The Building. Inspector addressed the Board and exhibited some of the City ecnrds now stored in the basement of the Iibrary building showing the destruction being done by the"Termites" . The Board recommended that Mr.Armstrong take necessary steps for the pr_eserva_tion-of these records and the extermination of the ants. 186 GARDEN STREET The Engineer was requested to prepare and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of Garden Street. IIBUDGET Thebu&get for the fiscal year beginning July 1st , 1928 , as adjusted and trimmed by the heads of the several departments to come within the estimated resourceq , was unanimously advDte& by the Board . The question of appropriations to the American Legion Eife and ')rum Corps and for summer band conceits to be furnished by Prof. Kuehne was discussed and in view of the heavy trimming required to bring the expenses of the city within estimated resources, the Council could see no way for making the above appropria- tions. The members expressed themselves as regretting very much that they could find no way in which the City could assist in these very worthy enterprises , but stated they would each be glad to personally contribute to same . The Clerk was directed to so communicate to the Legion and to Phillip Harris , representing the II band. Action on the San Bernardino County Farm Bureau' s request for an appro- priation toward its expense in its efforts for equitable electric power rates, was deferred until the next meeting. FIRE DEPARTMENT Conditions pertaining at the Zire Department between the acting Chief and some of the call men, was presented by Councilman Krumm and discussed at some length, the Council determing that probably the best thing to do would be the ,re-organization of the entire Department. Final action was deferred until a later date . BU_I,DING INSPECTOD The question of alterations in the buildings at the northwest corner of II Orange and State Streets was discussed and the building inspector directed to strictly enforce the provisions of the building code on any building operations at said corner. On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at 10 o 'clock A . M. on June elst , 1928 , for consideration of the garbage question and any other matters that may be submitted. As the next regular meeting of this Board comes on July 4th, a national hniidaa a Resolution was unanimously adopted fixing Thursday . July 5th. 1928 , at 2 o 'clock, P. M. as the day for the next regular meeting. CrS MMayor , City of Redlands, Calif. Attest : IIi Yew -0-0-0- / 0-0-0- 187 Redlands , California . June 21st . 1928. 10 o 'clock, A. M. 1 An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present ; Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford, Fowler and Krumm, together with the Clerk and Attorney. Absent : Councilman Thornquest . Proposed Ordinance No . 705 . Relating to the use of Library Books ,, was introduced by Councilman Fowler and laid over under the rules. Chief of Police Thomas brought to the attention of the Board the practice of certain parties in erecting temporary sale booths on the public highways fust outside of the city limits for the sale of fireworks . The matter was discussed at some length, the Council feeling they had no jurisdiction th the matter , but voiced their unanimous disapproval of the use of the pudic highways by individuals for pritate gain. GARBAGE The garbage collection and disposal was next discussed at great length without reaching any conclusion or agreement , and the matter was referred to Councilman Krumm and the City Attorney with the request that they prepare a definite program and proposal regarding this matter and submit same to this Council for action. On motion the meeting adjourned% to meet at 10 :30 o 'clock Saturday morning , June 23rd, for further consideration of the garbage question . // ,Tayor ,- Cit of 'ed ands , ' Attest : t 3e'tk. -0-0-Or Redlands , 8alifornia . June 23rd , 1928 . 10 :30 A. M. An aillpurned reoular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California, held at the regular place of meeting. Pres nti Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm, together with the Clerk and Attorney. Absent : @hunoilman Thornquest . Garbage & Rubbish The Collection and h&nddl _ng of garbage and rubbish was discussed at some 188 length and Councilman #rumm introduced a nronosed amendment to the present ordinance governing the collection and handling of garbage and rubbish, which was laid over under the rules . The question of a person's right to sej.l vegetables and fruits from a truck or other vehicle located inside the property line , without a permit from the Council , was discussed without action. On motion , the meeting adiourneds Ci�2 i1 X%/�/ — J Mayor , City of Redlands , Calif. Attest : 4,,a - r i t -rk -0-0-0- Redlands, California. July 5th. 192Q Two o'clock, P. M. Pursuant to adjournment of June 20th, the City Council of the City of Redlands met Thursday. July 5th, Wednesday July 4th, being a legal holiday: The minutes of the last regular and adlourned regular meetings were read and approved. All m_embrs present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the California Development Association of San Francisco, relative to stens directing travel on highways , was presented and referred to the Chamber of Commerce . B communication from the University of Fire Engineering of Los Angeles was presented and referred to the Fire Chief and Committee. A communication from N. B. Vanderhoof, Lamanda Park, California , offering for sale plants and shrubs , was presented and referred to the Park Committee. A •communication from the University of Sourhern California relative to institute of Municipal Administration to be held in Los Angeles , August 13-18 , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from Victor Aaron. Jones & Sutter, certified public accountants, Los Angeles , proposing to audit the city books for the past fiscal year for the sum of $290.00 was presented and ordered filed, Councilman Thornquest of the Auditing Committee recommending that G. E. Mullen local accountant be employed to_audit the 'Pity books for the past fiscal year at a price not exceeding 170.00 , which recommendation was unanimously jimmuaby the Council. 6 � 189 Pr.TI„TIQJS: Petition No. 3983 , R. Q. Brown, requesting that Lot 16, Timmon's First Addition, northwest corner of Citrus Avenue and Church Street be zoned for business , was presented and referred to the Planning Commission. Petition No . 3984, veterans Welfare Board that Lot 76 , Redlands University Tract No . 1 be relieved of prnperty tax , was presented , ordered filed , the Clerk stating that the property was now on the assessment roll in the name of the Veterans W Welfare Board and carried no tax assessment. DEED A deed from Leta May Johnston and husband for a small strip of land for road purposes on Sunset Drive , was presented, accepted, and the Clerk directed to have same placed of record, POLICEMAN Councilman Ford of the Police Committee recommended that C .Dan Tripp be appointed as policeman, acting motorcycle officer, to serve temporarily at the pleasure of the Council , which recommendation was upanimously approved by the Council . 0:t JINA,NUI6 Ordinance No . 705 , relating to use of books of the A . K. Smiley Public Library, introduced at an adjourned regular meeting held on June 21, 1928 , was duly adopted by the following vote : £yea : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler, Krumm and. Thornquest. Nnea : None. Ordinanoe No . 706 , re_- ti c to collection and haj. li ._ :nil rubbish, introduced at an adjourned regular meeting of June 23, 1928 , was duly,adoptedi_, by the following vote : Ayes : Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest . Noes: Mayor Wheaton. The Mayor stated that his opposition was based upon his doubt of the workability of the ordinance . BIDS - C 'iPRJN_T_NG, The following .proposals were submitted for the Cityag for the year beginning July 1 , 1928: Redlan a Daily Facts $ 448.75 Citrograph Printing Company 444.05 H. L. Rice 4_Son 449 .20 ' for schedule as supplied by the City Clerk. The bid of Citrograph Printing Cnmpany being reasonable and the lowest , on motion, the said Citrograph Printing Companyl. was awarded the eontsaet for the city printing for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1928 , All other bids were re leo_ ed. PLANNING C0?Th1ISSION f A vacancy on the PlanninrCommission having occurred through the resignation 19° of J. J. Prendergast heretofore presented to this Board, Mayor Wheaton recommended that Isaac Ford be named as a member of the Commission, which recommendation was unanimously a pDzoved by the Council. RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 467 , 469 , 470. RESOLUTION No . 471 (E`asti.LuFdonia .AVe•FPaving) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 47.1 , improvement of East Lugonia Avenue , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Pearson & Dinkerson Macadamizing, per sq. ft . $ 0.113 R. R. Lienau, Macadamizing, per sq. ft . 0 .132 Geo . Gardner , Jr t Macadamizing , per sq. ft . 0 .13 M. Blumenkranz Macadamizing, per sq. ft . 0.124 W. J- Brand Macadamizing, per sq. ft . 0 .14 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of 4earson & Dickerson was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board ,adopted Resole ion of Award_ No . 471 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Pearson & Dickerson, at the pride mentioned in their bid. All other bids—wer_e , e,teot k. RESOLUTION No . 7.2 (Improve Portion a on a , ' . _v ress eye . Center St) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 472 , improvement of portion of Caton Street , West Cypress Avenue and Center Street , the following proposals were submitted , , publicly opened and declared. Pearson 4 Dickerson 4" Macadam, per sq. ft . $ 0.118 Reconstruct Macadamizing, per sq. ft. 0 .078 Resurface Macadam, per sq. ft . .01 Reset Curb, per lin. ft. .43 Recap curb, per lin. ft . .27 5" Concrete Gutter, per sq. ft . .189 Concrete Driveways, per sq. ft . .19 Reinforced Concrete Culverts , per pubic ft . .76 J4_E1_umenkranz 4" .Macadam, per sq. ft . 0 .121 Macadam reconstructed, per sq. ft 0 .12 Macadam resurfaced , per sq. ft . 0 .02 Curb reset, per ft . 0 .35 Curb receap, per ft . 0 .25 5" concrete gutter, per sq. ft. 0.21 Concrete driveways , per sq. ft . 0 .21 Re-inf. conc. culverts , per cu. ft . 0.90 A. I. Lienal , Culverts , concrete, per au ft . 0 .75 ' Macadamizing, per sq. ft. .13 Reset curb , per lin ft . .40 Driveways, concrete , per sq. ft . .17 Macadam, reconstruct , per sq. ft . .13 Macadam, Resurface , per sq. ft . .029 Reoap, curb, per lin. ft . .25 Gutters , 5" Concrete , per sq. ft . .169 191 W. J. Brand Macadam, reconstruct , 'per sq. ft . $ 0 .14 Macadamizing, per sq. ft . .14 5" concrete gutter, per sq. ft . .17 Driveways , per sq. ft . .17 Macadam resurface .04 Curb reset .50 Curb, recap .25 Reinforced concrete culverts , per cu. ft . .80 Geo . Gardner . Jr . Macadam paving, reconstructed, per sq. ft. .135 Macadamizing, per sq. ft . .135 Curb , lin. ft . , resbt .40 Gutter , per sq. ft . , 5" concrete .17 Driveways, per sq. ft . .17 Curb recap, per lin. ft . .25 Resurface old macadam, per sq. ft . .03 Concrete culverts , per cu. ft . .75 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Pearson & Dickerson was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adppted Resolutions of Award No . 472, which provides that the 9.ontract ,for said work goes to Pearson & Dickxsnn. at the prices mentioned in their bid. All other bids were rejected. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder, Building Inspector and Fire Department were presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS The Foster Kleiser Company made application for permission to erect bill boards at the southeast corner of Orange Street and Brockton Avenue , set back about 30 feet from •the street . Action deferred until next meeting for the filing of consent of the property owners in the immediate vicinity. Permission was granteij for the placing of a banner_acroas Orange Street near Lugonia Avenue , advertising a )ecture to be held at the old school building, ' provided the sign be placed aiject tp approval_b�the City gine_er. mAgouum Mr . G. D. Mason reported the practical completioA of the mausoleumand brought up the question of name plates for the orvpts . Referred to the cemetery committee for report and recommendation to this Board. SANITATION Mayor Wheaton presented the verbal complaint of Mrs. Patton of 519 T.iLL e , to the stench and annoyance paused by a duck yard at the`ear of her place . Referred to the Health a iaisr.. MI ffELLANEOUS Councilman Krumm spoke of the discomfort of the seats at the Bowl caused by the seats being so high from the ground level , and suggested"that a foot rest be installed. Referred to the Park @ommittee. The Engineer was requested to prepare plans and estimates on the improve- ment of West Creacez>t and Ceder. Avenues . The Clerk reported that he had received no bids or proposals for the ji alt '!theatre property. r 192 The question of punch&se of additional fire hose was discussed without action. gi Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee : No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned._ (7 ]dayor, City of Redlands , Calif: Attest : L Att r i y Nr3" -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. July 18th. 1928. Two o' clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present; Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford, Fowler, Krumm and Thornquest, together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from K. E. Erickson Company, Inc. Portland, Oregon, relative to highway traffic signals,and From Boulder Dam Association, advising of meeting to be held at Long Beach, July 21st, 1928 ; and From Qity of Long Beach extending invitation to this city to attend the Pacific Southwest Exposition, on Municipalities Day, to be held August 11th, 1928; and From California Vater Resources Association, San Francisco urging support of the "Riparia.. ar en+or Amendment No. 7" on the November ballot, were presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS The verbal application of Seventh Day Adventists Church for permission to erect a tent and hold meetings at the old Y. M. C. A. grands on Sixth Street , was granted upon the "condition that they file with the Clerk written consent of the property owners within the immediate vicinity. The written application of Foster-Kleiser Companv for permission to erect and maintain hillhnsrffirk at the southeast corner of Orange Street and Brockton Avenue was presented and the Clerk presented written protest of a large number of property owners in the 1000 and 1100 blocks , e ergct on of any billboards on any of the vacant lots on Orange Street between Colton and Lugonia Avenues. After due 193 consideration the protest was granted and the application for billboards denied, PETITIONS Petition No. 3985, Jesse B. Nowell, for extension of city water main from Texas Street west, north of Pioneer Avenue, for domestic purposes , was presented -nd referred to the Engineer and Water Committee for report and recommendation at the next meeting. TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No. 741, Elephant Orchards , for permission to remove pep !er trees at the northwest corner of State and Third Streets, and Tree Petition No. 742, Lura Hubbard, for permission to remove five cypress trees in front of 144 Terrace, were presented and granted as ner recommenda- tion of the Tree Committee. ORDINANCES Ordinance No. 707, Fixing the Rate and Levying the Prperty Tax for the fiscal year 1928-29, was introduced by Councilman Fowler and laid over under the rules, JiEPORTS Report of the Accountant and Recorder for the month of June, 1928, and the Clerk,, for the quarter ending June 30th, 1928, and the Clerk, Librarian, Police and )iealth Departments and Building InsneZtag. for the year ending June 30th, 1928, were presented and omdered filed. FIRE HOSE A Contract-Agreement for purchase from the Eureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Company, 300 feet of Trojan Jacket Brand 22" Fire hose at $1.20 per foot, entered into by Councilman Krumm of the Fire Committee , was presented and the action of the Committee approved by the unanimous vote of the Council. RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued: Nos. 467, 470, 471 and 472. RESOLUTION _Io. 459 (Orange Street Widenine) This being the time set for hearing of protests to the widening of Orange Street under Resolution of Intention No. 439 , and none being presented by the Clerk and no one being present protesting, on motion the Board unanimously adopted Resolution Nd. 469, Relating to widening of Orange Street, and appointing J. H. Logie, R. A. Covington and D. G. MacDonald, as Commissioners to assess benefits and damages and have general supervision of the work relating thereto. GARDEN STRE":T IMPROVEWEXT The improvement of Garden Street was discussed at some length and it was determined to invite the property owners along said street to meet with the Board at its next regular meeting for further consideration of the proposed improvement, and the Clerk was directed to send notices accordingly_ 194 I Imorovement of Sylvan. Boulevard, State Street and Texas Street was discussed without action. STOKES BEQUEST A. Gregory addressed the Board relative to the gift of Miss Stokes of a small tract of land in the Country Club District to be used for park purposes , suggesting the possibility of c•botanical gardens, stating he thought certain parties might be interested in the project and would be willing to contribute toward the expense of planting of same . After considerable discussion, a motion by Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Thornquest, that the action of this Board at the meeting of June 20th, " 928, rejecting the gift of land, be rescinded, was unanimously adopted by the Board, definite action regarding the gift to be taken after further consideration. The Attorney was directed to so advise Attorney Halsey N. Allen, local representative of the Stokes Estate. SEAER CONNECTIONS W. A. Lewis , 1242 Herald Street addressed the Bo 'rd in complaint of a number of houses still maintainingflys in his district, although sewer facilities are now availabje. Referred to the Health Officer. TRAFFIC SIGNALS A representative of Acme Traffic Signal ('company addressed the Board exhibiting a sample signal and requesting permission to install a signal for demonstration purposes, the signal to cost 41045.00 for the four corners if they should prove satisfactory. Owing to building improvements at the corner of Orange and State streets, the Council felt that it was not proper time for such a demonstration and the agent was advised that the matter would be taken up at a later date. MICHIGAN STREET Messrs. Nolder and Anderson, property owners on Michigan Street between Olive Avenue and Glenwood Drive, entered complaint as to conditions of the paving_ recently laid on said street, stating that where the water and gas ditches had been dug, the pavement was, breaking down. Referred to the Engineer and Street Committee. BUILDING INSPt:CTOR Willer", owner of the property at the southeast corner of State and Sixth St'reets , '4rplained of the unsightly appearance of the property adjoining him on the east, Discussion brought up the question as to fire hazard and sanitary conditions existing in the adjoining building. Referred to the Building Inspector for investigation and report. FIRE _F.ALT; Councilman Krumm of the Fire Committee recommended an expenditure of about .Z%3QQ.0Q for repairs and alterations ht the fire hall. Authorization of same was deferred until a later date. 195 MOUNTAIN CAMP GROUNDS Upon recoxanendation of the Park Committee the Board authorized payment for one load of oil for road building to the Mill Creek Municipal Camp grounds , Councilman Thornquest opposing. WATER -- REDLANDS JUNCTION Superintendent Hinckley stated that approximately 200 consumers desired water for domestic use at Redlands Junction. The estimated qost of the mains for same would be $10,000. Members of the Board expressed opinions that the consumers should pay for the cost of the line and a monthly service rate of approximately $2. 50. The Superintendent was requested to secure more definite information or proposals and submit same to this Bo .rd. GARBAGE Miss Matthis and Mrs . Wiese , of 'Vest Colton Avenue , entered verbal protests to the provision of the garbage ordinance prohibiting the burning of rubbish, suggesting that other cities provide such privileges at certain hours of the day in properly constructed incinerators. The Mayor advised them that the Ordinance had not gone into effect yet and there might be occasion for making some minor changes in same and that cards had been sent to citizens in order to obtain an expression along these lines. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. Mayor, City of Redlands , Calif. Attest: � ' Cit C r . 1 -0-0-0- Redlands , California . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the rer,ular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen 'Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest . The ginut_es of the last regular meeting were read and approvQd . QOMMUNICATIONS A communication from the Automobile Club of Southern California making inquiry regarding aerola_u_tjc rules and regulations , if any in this city, was presented and ordered filed. 196 A communication from the Secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce suggesting steps be taken for marking three lanes for traffiq on west Colton Avenue , was presented and ordered filed for further consideration at the time of the improvement of Colton Avenue from Texas Street to Orange treet , which work is contemplated for the near future . APPLICATIONS The application of Rev . Black of the Free Methodist Church, for permission to erect a tent and hold meetings at the northeast corner of Colton' Avenue and Columbia Street , was granted by the unanimous vote of the Council. The application of Frank Wyatt for permission to erect a brick building at 632 East Citrus Avenue for store purposes, was presented and referred to the Planning Commission to be considered along with other requests for the re-zoning of that district . Application of Waldo Burroughs for permission to establish a refreshment building at the southeast corner of Division Street and Colton Avenue was presented and denied by the unanimous vote of the Council. PETITIONS Petition No . 3983 , R. Q. Brown, requesting that Lot 16 , Timmons First Addition, northwest corner of Citrus Avenue and Church Street , be zoned for busi- ness; heretofore presented and referred to the Planning Commission, was left in their hands for consideration along with other requests for the re-zoning of said district . TREE..PETITIONS Tree Petition No. 743, Alfred Anderson for removal of a tree on the west side of Beacon Street at the alley between Citrus Avenue and State Street was presented and referred to the Tree Commission for report and recommendation. Tree Petition No . 744 , Mrs. J. L. Webber , for removal of three eucalyptus trees at the northeast corner of Orange Street and UnionAvenue , was presented and granted ,as per recommendation of the Tree Committee: ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 707 , Fixing the rate and levying the ttroperty tax for the fiscal year 1928-29 , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford, Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest . Noes ; None : REPORTS Reports, of the City Judge and Building Inspector for the month of July , 1928, were presented and ordered filed. The written_re_._pnrt of the Building Inspector relative to the premises at 206 E. State Street referred to him for inspection and report , was presented and ordered filed. 197 WYATT OPERA HOUSE A communication from the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, calling the attention of the Board to certain defective conditions existing in said building, was presented and referred to the building committee with power to act and with the request that they report the completion of the work ito.this Board. FIRE HOSE An Agreement of purchase from the Corns Conveyor Belt Company, for 100 feet of 2* inch double jacket fire hose known as "Gum Jacket" brand , entered into by Councilman Krumm of the Fire Committee and W. V.C . Wiatt of the Belt Company , was presented and ratified by the unanimous vote of the Council. CEMETERY-MAUSOLEUM Hllside Mr. Mason, builder of the mausoleum at the cemetery addressed the Board relative to the method to be used in marking the crypta , stating that some cemeteries permitted the cutting of name , etc . , in the marble while others used various types of plates securely attached to the marble . After due consideration, a motion that the City purchase a sufficient number of bronze plates at an estimated cost of $4.00 each, and have these properly attached to each crypt before dedication of the mausoleum, and that no other marker or means of identification than those placed upon said plates be permitted , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. At request of the Cemetery Committee, the Sunset Tite Company submitted a proposal for tiling the roof of the small office building at the cemetery. Superin- tendent Hinckley stated that the roof had been repaired recently and was now in good condition and in no need of a new roof at this time . The proposal was ordered filed. SANITATION The Clerk presented a written report from pr . Phelps, City Veterinarian relating to unsanitary conditions existing in certain sections of the City and urged the installation of sewers in the following districts : 1. The area east of Cajon, south of Summit and bounded on the other sides by Garden and Sunset Streets. 2. The area east of Cajon, south of Highland , west of Roosevelt Road and south to Crescent Avenue. 3. The area north from Brockton to Lugonia Avenue and east from Texas Street to Calhoun Street . After due consideration the City Engineer was requested to prepare and submit aalans, and estimate of cost covering the same . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 469 , 470 , 471, 472. RESOLUTION No . 4 (Sixth St . Widening , Viiia to Citrus Ave ) Funds from the Assessment fur said widening being now available as reported by the Street Superintendent , on motion unanimously adopted , the Clerk was directed to issue special warrants in payment for lands taken, commissioners fees and ex- penses incident to said widening, and charge same to. said fund. 198 RESOLUTION No. 473 (Sixth and Vine Sts Improvement. ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer, to make and submit plane and specifications for the improvement of Sixth and Vine ' Streets , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 473 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 473 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No. 473 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 473, whish provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 474 (Garden Street and Franklin Avenue improvement) Several property owners along Garden Street together with a representative of the Pacific Electric Eathlway Company, discussed the proposed improvement of said Streets , resulting in the Board adopting a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of Srarden__Street and Franklin Avenue all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 474, to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 474 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawing and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 474, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted_ Resolution of Intention No . 474 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 475 (Opening and Widening Sylvan Blvd . ) Mayor Wheaton called attention of the Board to Petition No . 3982 of the university of Redlands for the opening and widening of Silvan Boulevard and to the promise of the Board at the time of the closing of Cook Street , to widen and improve Sylvan Boulevard , and urged that steps be taken towards such improvement , whereupon the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the opening, and widening Of.:Sylvan Bouldv.ard , all , as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 475 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instaruations the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specs -111 fications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 475 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : 199 Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No.. 475 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 475 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. STREET LIGHT Mayor Wheatoh presented the verbal request of residents at the north end of Post Street for one street light. Referred to the lighting Committee : ENGINEER INSTRUCTED Councilman Krumnt brought up the question of removing the tree and electric light post in the intersection of San Mateo Street and High and Avenue , stating that it constituted a danger to automobile drivers. The Engineer was authorized and directed to make the improvement if the plot of ground was in the street . GARBAGE The Clerk reported approximately 800 cards with the questionaire as to handling garbage , returned, approximately 700 desiring free garbage collection and less than 100 desiring tin pay $1 .00 per month. He stated that about 3000 cards were sent out and were still coming in 12 or 15 each day. The matter was discussed at some length and action deferred until next meeting. MISCELLANEOUS - I The Mayor presented the request of the City of Long Beach for permission to hang a banner across the street advertising the Pacific Southwest Exposition. _Granted under the supervision of the City Engineer. Councilman Fowler was granted a leave of absence from the State for the next two meetings. The Clerk suggested to the Board the need of a storage vault for old records which are now being kept , some in the Library basement and others scattered around in the city building. Referred to the puilding Committee for investigation and report to this Board. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeVing adjourned,, Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : it''y—CYefk. -0-0-0-0- ' 200 Redlands , California . August 8th. 1928 Two o 'clock, P.M. A special meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , regularly called and held on above date . Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford and Krumm, together with the Clerk and Attorney. Absent : Councilmen Fowler and Thornquest . Mayor Wheaton stated that the object of the meeting was to consider the re-zoning of that certain district lying between the Southern Pacific Railroad and a point approximately 100 feet south of Citrus Avenue , west of Church Street and east of the east line of the present commercial district , in connection with Petition No . 3983 , of R.Q. Brown to make Lot 16 , Timmons First Addition, northwest corner of Church Street and E. Citrus Avenue , a business lot , and the application of Frank Wyatt for permission to erect a brick building for store purposes at 632 E. Citrus Avenue . A number of property owners in the district and representatives of the public schools and others generally interested in same , were present and participated in the discussion for and against the re-zoning of the said district , after which a motion by Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford , that no re-zoning of said district be done at this time wassadooted by the unanimous vote of the three Council- men present . Petition NO . 3983 . R.Q.Brown, requesting that the lot at the northwest corner of Citrus Avenue and Church Street be zoned as a business lot , was next considered and ordered placed on file „ the lot being now in use for business purposes and no action deemed necessary at this time. The application of Frank Wyatt for permission to erect a brick building for store purposes at 632 E.Citrus Avenue where a small frame building now stands being use-4 for business purposes , was next considered and the applicant was requested to submit plans of the proposed new building to this Board at its next regular meeting for further consideration, it being the sense of the members of the Council, of some members present of the Planning Commission, and of the property owners , that permission to erect a one stogy brick store building to the property line on Lot 26 , Berkeley Tract , in contravention of the provisions of the zoning ordinance , should be granted. The Council. finds that said lot is so situated that it cannot be appropriately impro.va without unreasonable loss to the owner if the provisions of the zoning ordinance pertaining to buildings and use thereof in Firs$Residential zone are strictly followed. No further business demanding attention, on motion the meeting adjourned. Qral44 "n} i Mayor, City of (Redlands„ California Attest : Cit erk. -0-0-0- 201' Redlands , California August 15, 19_2E, Two o 'clock, P. M. A regulartrmmeeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk, Treasurer, Attorney and Engineer. Absent : Councilmen Ford add Fowler . The minutes of the last regular meeting and the special meeting of August 8th, "were read and approved. COMMIICATIONS A:: commun_cation from Mr. Sugarman. President of the West Coast Junior Circuit , toMayor Wheaton relating to the attitude of the Building Inspector in his interpretation of pertain phases of constructi on requested in the new local theatre building , was presented and duly considered, after which , a motion that 4 the requirements and regulations of the present local building code be maintained and required in the construction of said building , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the three members present , and the Clerk was directed to so communicate Q. to Mr . Sugarman. 1 communication from the Boulder Dam $ssooiation requesting an appropriation n of $100. per month for six months towards the expense of the Association was presented, and after due consideration a motion that a sum of '"50 . per month for six months be appropriated out of the Water Department funds was adopted by the unanimous vote of the three members present . PET ITIO Tree Petition No . 74S , Alfred Anderson for the removal of a tree from the west side of Beacon Street at the alley between Citrus Avenue and State Street , referred to the Tree Committee at the last meeting of this board , was &Pnied , with a recommendation by the Tree Commission that the lower branches of the tree be removed.. Tree Petition No . 745 , Beulah M. Clay for removal of alternate pepper trees at the northeast corner of Clay and Delaware Streets was presented and granted , as per recommendation of the Tree Committee. DEEDS A deed from )&ry A . Wood and husband conveying to the city a portion of Lot 18 , Subdivision of Block XXVIII , Redlands Survey , under street improvement proceedings , Resolution No . 467 , was presented , accepter, by the City and ordered planed of record. A deed from Margaret A.Tordoff and husband conveying to the City pertain water rights of the Mill Creek Zanja , together with Certificate of Title , were presented and ordered filed , the deed already having been placed of record. 202 ORDINANCES - GARBAGE Ordinance No . 708 , relating to the collection and. handling of garbage was introduced and laid over under the rules . CONTRACT - GARBAGB Under the provisions of an ordinance introduced this day establishing a garbage district and revising the present rates for collection, the Clerk was directed to commuhicate to Mr. Gaume , the present contractor, the provisions of this Ordinance and a proposal of a aim of $120.0_. per month for the collection' of .garbage and rubbish as provided in the proposed ordinance for the remainder of his present contract . RESOLUTIOIiS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued ; Nos . 467 , 469 , 470 , 471 , 472 , 473 , 474 and 475. REPORTS The reports of the City Clerk , Treasurer , Accountant , Fire Department for the month of July . 1928 , and G. E. Mullen of the =ual audit of the city books , were presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS The application of Frank Wyatt for permission to erect a brick store building at L32 E. Citrus Avenue , presented to this board at a former meeting, referred to the Planning Commission and considered by the Board at a special called meeting on Auzust 8 , 1928 , was given further consideration in connection with the plans this day submitted by Mr . Wyatt , after which amotion that the permit be granted was adopted by the unanimous vote of the three members present : INSURANCE J. E. Fischer , local agent for the Union Automobile Insurance Company of Los Angeles , California , filed an estimate for fleet insurance on the city' s automobiles and trucks with a request that he be given the insurance for the coming year. Upon motion the clerk was directed to award the insurance to the said company for the pear beginning September 11 , 1928 ; and that this insurance be given to a different company each year provided the premium rate is approximately the same . CELEBRATION Mayor Wheaton announced a picnic and celebration of the Modern Woodmen of America of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties to be held at Sylvan Park nn August the 23rd, 1928 , and recommended that flags be displayed on said occasion, which recommendation was approved by the members of the Council: _a0 ' ' LAITY HOBPTTATi Engineer Hinckley presented the verbal request of the Community Hospital for the removal of an incandescent street light at Laurel Avenue just west of Terracina Boulevard and for free use of water during the construction, of the hospital building , and upon motion, the renuests were granted , 1203 ELECTRIC DTSTRTRUTTNG SYSTEM The question of building or purchasing the Edison Distributing System and ' buying electricity at wholesale and redistributing the same in this district was brought up by Mayor Wheaton and discussed at some by the members of the Board , action being deferred for further investigation and discussion. BUSINESS LICENSE The business license collector discussed with this Board some of the provi- sions of the Business License Ordinance as applied, to outside of City firms selling and making deliveries by auto in the City. He was advised that the general interpretation was that it was not a;piicable to those taking orders for and making future deliveries of same , but was applicable to those making sales and delivery at time of sale . It was suggested that he use discretionary judgment: in an effort to carry out the spirit of the ordinance . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as approved by the Finance Committee . There being no further business demanding attention, upon motion, the meeting adjourned . Mayor , City of Redlands , Calif. • /; Attest ' ,��j'�j 1 , "-Prrk. -0-0-0- Redlands, California . September 5th_ 1928 . Two o 'clock, P . M. A re o,lar meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. present ; Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. GARBAGE There being quite a number of citizens present interested in the proposed garbage ordinance introduced at the last meeting of this Board , Mayor Wheaton stated that members of the Council were * of in agreement as to the provisions of the proposed ordinance and had decided they would not adopt same at this time , but would continue to operate under the contract now held by Mr . Gaume for handling of the garbage , having been assured by Mr . Gaume that he would make a substantial reduction in the present rates , and suggested that the people cooperate as far :as possible 204. ' with the Council and Mr. Gaume in a better service and collection of the garbage and rubbish. The Mayor further stated that the present ordinance would probably be amended to permit the burning of rubbish only in the earlyoring boors and in properly constructed incinerators . E. A . Bethurum suggested to the Board that he knew of a party that • would be glad to collect the garbage free of charge or probably pay a small amount to the city for the privilege of collecting same . He was requested to present some definite proposal or have the gentleman appear before the Board with his proposal . Councilman Krum questioned the genuineness of Mr . Bethurum' s statement . The Mayor then suggested if there was no further discussion pertaining to the proposed garbage ordinance , the next orderiiof. business would be considered . ORAL PETITIONS Mrs. Grates , 634 E. Citrus Avenue , verbally protested to the erection of a store building on the lot immediately west of her , as proposed in a permit granted to Mr. Wyatt by this Council on August 15th, 1928 , and requested that the action of the Board at that time be rescinded and the permit withdrawn. It developing that the Zoning Ordinance provisions had not been technically complied with in hearing and granting the permit to Mr . Wyatt , a motion that the action of the Board on August 15th , 1928 , granting said permit to Mr. Wyatt be rescinded and held for naught and permission to erect a store building at said point be withdrawn, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council , and the Clerk directed to so advise Mr . Wyatt . Mr. Willems , owner of the property at the southeast corner of State and Sixth streets addressed the Board urging the removal of the junk yard on the next lot east . The matter was discussed at some length without discovering a legal way in which to accomplish the desire of Mr. Willems , as the funk yard was operating at said point before the adoption of the present zoning ordinance . It was suggested to Mr . Willems that he consult with the City Attorney to ascertain if there was any legal way for accomplishing the desired result . d !'t - 'A communication from Tri-Counties Reforestation Committee requesting an appropriation from this City for the .work of the Committee in this basin was presented and,referred to the .Engineer and Water Csmmittee for investigation and report to this Board . Notice of the annual meeting of the League of California Municipalities, to be held at San Bernardino , October 9th to 13th, 1928 , was presented and ordered filed. Notice of the meeting of the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs to be held at Sacramento , October 1st to 6th , 1928, and urging that the local Fire Chief , attend same , was presented , ordered filed , and 83 recommendation approved that the Chief attend the meeting, and the sum of 4i50 .00 was authorized for ezi_e-ns@ of the I trip. Cj 20 r Notice of the Annual meeting of the s. ' ' . • • ' •g I ' - • _ ference to be heldat Fresno . October 16th to 19th, 1928 , and urging the attendance of the local Building Inspector , was presented , ordered filed , and a recommendation approved that the Building Inspector attend the meeting and the sum of $5Q.QQ was appropriated for expense of the trip. A communication from the Colorado Rii r_Aqueduc_t Association, Pasadena , California , urging this City to take initiatory steps to join the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California , was presented and duly considered but no action taken pending more data and information which the Clerk and Engineer were directed to secure from the Association. A number of communications relating to the garbage Question were ordered filed without reading. ORDINANCES Proposed Ordinance No . 709 , Relating to the collection and handling of garbage And rubbr-;h was introduced by Councilman Ford and laid over under the rales . Proposed Ordinance No . 710 , designating Center Street from the south line of Brookside Avenue to the north line of Crescent Avenue , a boulevard , was introduced by Councilman Thornquest and laid over under the rules . _REPORTS Reports of the Treasurer , Judgg , Fire_ Department and Building Inspector for the month of August , were presented and ordered filed. RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 467 , 469 , 470 , 471 and 472. R� '...SOLUT_TQN N0. 473 (,Sixth and East Vine Sts , having. ) The Clerk: notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for improvement of portion of Sixth Street and East Vine Street , particularly desdribed in Resolution of Intention No . 473 , adopted August 1 , 1928 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Rt-solution No . 473 , Ordering the Work to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The Diagram_of the Assessment district for the work proiosed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board . RESOLUTION No . 474 (Garden St . & Franklin Avenue improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that tnis was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent .'. of the district for improvement of Garden Street and Franklin Avenue ,__particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 474, adopted August 1st , 1928. 206 The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no _one responding , the Board found that they had enquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 474 . Ordering the . Work to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board . RESOLUTION No. 475 (Sylvan Blvd opening and widening from Church St to Judson St ) This being the time set for hearing of protests to the widening of Sylvan Boulevard under Resolution of Intention No. 475 , and none being presented by the Clerk and no one being present protesting, on motion the Board unanimously adonted, Resnlutinn No . 475 , Relating to the Opening and Widening of Sylvan Boulevard , and appointing 2. H. Logie , R . A .Covington and. Cloid Gray as Commissioners to assess benefits and damages and having general supervision of the work relating thereto. RESOLUTION NO. 476 (East Pioneer Ave . , Opening and Wideninn) 0ni.motiOn.. the Beardsado ited.:a_Resolutionoinatructing,aheaCituEngineer�n to .makerand submiteplans-and )specificatiohs .foi35the opening and widening of East Pioneer Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 476 , to be hereafter adopted.. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention Na. 476 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved : That the plans, profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by theCity Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated:under propo.sed-.Re.solu.tion .OftInten- tion No . 476 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion , the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 476, which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. DEEDS Deed from the Y. M. C . A . to the City of Redlands for the West 10 feet of the South 120 feet of Lot 15 , Block B. , Sub of Block 28. Redlands Survey , for street purposes under Resolution of Intention No . 467 , was presented , accepted and the Clerk directed to have same placed of record . CONTRACT Contract-Agreement No . 932655/311 between the Southern Pacific Compare, and the City of Redlands relating to road crossing in San Timoteo Canyon, was presented and ordered filed. APPROPRIATION Upon motion unan.iOously adopted , the sum of 823.40 was ara.Ip' opriated for payment to the Southwest Electrical Company for lighting the Bowl , July 9 , 20 , and 27th , for the 'Comraunity Music Association, and the Clerk vias authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly , payable out of the General Fund . I i 1240 MAUSOLEUM Completion of the Mausoleum was announced , and a Map or "Floor Plan" of 111 same was presented and ordered placed on file in the City Clerk' s office . Ceremonies' dedicating the Mausoleum in Hillside Cemetery , Sunday , September 9th , 1928 , at 5 o 'clock, P. M. , were announced and members of the Council and the general public were requetted to be present . BIDS The En=ineer was authorized and directed to call for bids for feet of 8 inch pipe and a booster pump. SYLVAN BOULEVARD The ripening ansl widening of .jlvan Boulevard from Judson Street to Wabash Street , was discussed at some length , but action deferred pending the request of property owners in the district . COMMUNITY MUSIC ASSN The Mayor presented the verbal request of trs. Mullen , President of the Community Music Associaton, to the members of the Council and City Officials , to be present at the Bowl Friday P. M. for the closing concert of the season. MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Wheaton brought up the matter of sidewalks through the Park from Fourth Street to Parkwood Drive . No action takent The Mayor suggested that the Tree Committee investigate and report on the following : Dead umbrella Tree at 314 East State Street ; Cutting and removal of trees in the parking space on Alta Street north of Colton Avenue . .9ills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No fuuther business demanding attention, on motion, thei ting adjourned. c ';;;%1 Mayor, City of Redlands , California . Attest : �' j- , r Ci ' Clerk . -0-0-0-u- Redlands, California . September 19 , 1928 . Two o ' clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Kriunm and Thornquest , to- gether wiith the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer: The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . 2081 COMMUNICATIONS Several communications relatine to the garbage question were presented by Councilman Krumm and were ordered filed without reading . The following communications were presented and ordered filed : From the State Department of Public Health , calling attention to the annual meeting of the tealth officers to be held in San Bernardino , October 8 to 12. From fames G. Stafford , San Francisco , California , relating to expert ap- praisals of real estate values . From Redfield . Van Evera & Company and Freemen, Smith & Company relative to bonds issued under the ,Mattoon Act . From W. E. Grigsby of the Grigsby Realty Company of this city , calling at - tention of the Board to the unsightly condition of the orange trees at the southeast corner of Colton Avenue and Judson Street and suggesting that steps be taken to remedy same , was presented and referred to the City Attorney for legal advice of the matter: From the Colorade River Aqueduct Association giving notice of the annual meeting to be heli. at Santa Ana ,, 10 A . Tei. , September 22 , 1928 , was presented and ordered filed ; the Engineer and mayor stating that they planned to attend the same for further study of the Metropolitan Water District Plan. From the City Clerk of Chico , California , relating to the distribution of the present gasoline tax and urging this city to join in an effort to amend the la w so cities would receive a portion of the said tax , was presented and ordered filed and the Clerk was directed to advise the said Clerk that this city was ready to join in such a program. From the Escondido Water Company in support of Assembly Constitutional Amendment No .26 , Section 31 , Article 4 of the said Constitution and urging this city to join in the support of the said amendment at the November election, was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS The application of Lee W. Burton , 621 W. Colton Avenue to hang a Flexlume electric sign over the street at said place of business was presented and ordered filed , and upon motion, permission was granted to hang same over the sidewalk or parking space back of the curb line under the supervision of the City Engineer . Application of the Southwestern Hom . Telephone Comny for permission to lay an and conduit from the rear •a? the tele . • . • - . ' .a . • i: . - north line of the park to Cajon Street , was presented and after due consideration, the request was granted by the unanimous vote of the board. Application of N. L. Bennett for permission to conduct a pool hall at 316 Orange Street was ?resented and ordered filed . Upon montion the permit was granted by the unanimous vote of the board. Application of H. H. Lightfoot , 508 Church Street , for position on the local police force was presented and ordered filed_ 209: STORM WATER DITCH G;,,��H •�iz- made written request of the Council for a deeQ to that certain ' gtorm water ditch extending along the east line of Lot 1 , Michigan Tract , for a distance of 77 feet , the said ditch having been covered with concrete . Referred to the City Attorney for legal advice and report . REPORTS Reports of the Clerk and Accountant for the month of August were presented and ordered filed. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 709 relating to the collection and handling of garbage , rubbish, etc . , introduced at the last regular meeting was duly adooted by the follow- ing vote : Eyes : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest . Noes : None. Ordinance No . 710 declaring Center Street to be a Boulevard , introduced at the last regular meeting was duly adopted by the' following vote : Ayes : Mayor Llhe..ton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest . Noes : None . CONTRACT A contract and agreement between the City of Redlands and George F. Humphrey for Mill, Creek Owners, for the purchase^from said Humphrey of a certAin pipe line thru that certain govern- ment subdivision in Mill Creek Canon known as Kamp Kilkare , connecting with the lines of the Mill Creek Mutual Service Company , at a price of $680 .55 , and a further agree- ment relative to the sale and use of water thru said lines was presented , the same having been signed by said Humphrey and by the Secretary of the Defense Committee of Mill Creek Owners and the President and Secretary of the Mill Creek Mutual Service Company , and. the President and Clerk of the City Council of ✓iedlands , was duly rati- fied by the unanimous vote of the Council. And it was further ordered and directed that all moneys received from the sale and use of water under the said agreement be 7 !l turned into the City trd!asurer to be held by him in a special fung to be known as the "DPvelopment Fund of Mill Creek Owners" , and to be paid out by the City Treasurer upon demand properly made and approved by the City Engineer and Defense Committee of the Mill Creek Owners . RESOLUTIONS A resolution establishing and fixing the rates for the collection and hand- ling of_garbage and rubbish was presented and adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council. The following resolutions were continued : Nos . 469 , 471 , 472 , 475 and 476 enter Street from Brooksi . e t. _ r ._ Qe Geo . Gardner , Jr . , ,pontrantnv for the work under the above resolution, filed a written bequest for a thirty day extension of time for the completion of said work, stating that he had been delayed by reason of the Gas Company repairing ' its mains in the street . Upon motion the request was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . 210 BIDS AND AWARD Resolution No . 473 (East Vine Street and portion of Sixth Street ) This beingithentrime. aetnfor the omeniug of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 473 , improvement of East_Vine Street and por- tion of Sixth Street , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : _Pearson & Dickerson 4" Macadam, per sq. ft . $00 .13 Re-construct Macadamizing, per sq. ft . .09 Concrete Curb , per linear ft . .42 Concrete Sidewalk,per sq.ft . .187 12" Corrugated Pipe , per lin. ft . 2.35 6" Concrete Gutter , per sq . ft . .23 Concrete driveways , per sq . ft . :23 Stone Curb , Re-cap , per lin. ft . .28 Stone Curb , Re-set , ler lin. ft . .45 Pepper Trees to be removed , each 14 .00 Deo . Gardner. Jr . e Culvert complete , per lineal ft . 1.50 Paving, per sq.ft . , Macadam reconstruct .109 Sidewalk, ner sq. ft . .16 Driveways , per sq. ft . .18 Curb , per lineal ft . .50 Gutter , per 'sq. ft . .20 Macadam , per sq. ft . , including grading .13 Curb reset .40 Curb recap .25 H. H. Lieau 12" Corrg. pipe , per ft . 2.00 6" Gutter , sq. ft . .18 Macadamizing , per sq: ft . .11 Curb, per lineal ft . .45 Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .15 Remove trees , each 5 .00 Macadam, reconstructed , sq. ft . .11 Curb re-cap , lin . ft . .25 Concrete driveway sq. ft . .18 Curb re-set , lin. ft . .40 The bids being referred to •the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted,Resolution of Award No .473 , which provided that the .contract far said work goes to H. H. Lienau, at the prices mentioned in this:: bid . All other. bids were rejected. RESOLUITION No . 474 (Garden Street and portion of Franklin Avenue ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 474 , improvement of Garden Street and portion of Franklin Avenue , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : H. H. Lienau Paving, per sq. ft . 0 .04 Concrete , per cu. ft . .65 12" Corrg. pipe , per lin. ft . 2.00 211 Geo . Gardner , Jr. Concrete culvert cover , cu. ft . $0 .65 Oil roadway .0349 Concrete Culverts , per cu. ft . .70 Corrugated pipe , per lineal ft . 1;50 Pearson & Dickerson Grade & Oil Roadway , per sq. ft . .0345 Corrugated Pipe Culvert , per lin. ft . 2 .30 Concrete Culvert , per cu. ft . .82 Concrete slab , per cu. ft . .82 , The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Geo . Gardner , Jr. was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be Made accordingly , whereupon the Board ado. ed Resolution of Award No . 4174 , which provided that the • . ' •r s:i• w._ . _•e . - • i • - • at the prices mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejected . a Deed from Mary A . Rossiter and Henry W. Cole for one hour M111 Creek Water ' was presented , accepted and ordered filed. Deed from Redlands Sanitary Lpnndry 1rmpa'•►y for the west ten feet of Lots 16 and 17 . Bionic "B" , Subdivision of Block 28 , Redlands Survey , was presented , ac- cepted and ordered placed of record . _BIDS Bids for pie and booster pump as advertised for by the City Engineer were presented , publicly opened and declared , and referred to the City Fnginger and Water Committee with power to award the contract . The bidp were ordered flied in the City Engineer ' s Office. WYATT UPTI:RA ROUs . Councilman Ford of the Building Committee reported that the recommendations heretofore made by the Ocean accident and Guarantee Corporation Insurance Company , had been fully complied with, and the clerk was directed to so communicate to said Company. DAMAGES Mrs . L. E. Love , 923 Washington Street , this City , presented to the Board a bill for damages claimed for the mutilation of a palm tree by city employees at her residence at 923 Washington Street , claiming damages in the sum of $500 .00 . After due consideration the claim was denied and rejected and ordered filed. EAST LUGONIA WATER STOCK C. .H. and H. L. Clock made a written proposal to the city to sell sixty shares bf East Lu.onia Mutual Water Stock for the sum of $6 ,000 .00 , payable on or before five years at six per cent interest . After due consideration, a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Thornquest that the proposal be accented , was adopted ' by the unanimous vote of the board. PEPPER PARK Charles Nicks and Herman Furst , East Central Avenue , addressed the Board, rela se to the improvement of Pepper Park, suggesting that a strip of lawn be planted along the north and west sides of same . Referred to Park Committee and Engineer for 212 investigation and report . _STREET fl PROVEIvTFNTS The Engineer was requested to prepare and submit plans for the improvement of East Central Avenue from Church Street to Judson Street ; also the alley between Fourth and Cajon Street south of Fern Avenue. The improvement of Wabash from,Ingonia to Citrus was discussed without action. TREES The verbal request of the West Coast Junior Circuit for the removal of f : _ms rees at the front of their new building was presented by Engineer Hinckley and granted, upon recommendation of the Tree Committee . MISCELLANEOUS The question of flushing the street drains in the business districts was discussed and referred to the Fire Committee with power to act . Councilman Krumm reported complaints of piling of tree cuttings in the street in violation of city ordinances : Referred to the Marshall and Pnline_Cnmmittee . Reports reaching members of the Qouncil ,that the present owners of the .V. = _ . e 'n_lin_ Club were contemplating the development of water in the ,canon, the City Engineer and Attorney were directed to keep in touch with the situation and take whatever legal steps necessary to protect the city!s interests in the canon. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. AP Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : ..d E / . S Ci i.e-n. -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California . September 29th , 1928 . 10 o 'clock , A . M. A special meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , regularly called and held at the regular place of meeting. All members present together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The first matter considered was the controversy as to set back line for the new building of the .State Street Christian Church at State and Beacon Streets . The Clerk presented the findings of the Planning Commission relating to same , which ' recommended that a _special permit be granted said organization for a corner of its not gloser than building to extend/within seven feet of the sidewalk line , which recommendation was unanimously approved b; the Council and ordered placed on file . 213 #39.6 The Clerk presented the written protest^of "The"Northside Civic Assnn ' : ' . . ' D. E.Cadwallader, President , to the establishment and maintenance of a rabbitry on a commercial scale at 1712 Washington Street in violation of the present z) ning Ordinance . Referred to the Building Inspector for investigation and report . No further business demanding attention, on motion , the meeting adjourned . yirea771771 Mayor , City of Redlands ,` Calif /f Attest : „Ants it erk . -0-0- Redlands , California . lacIober 3rd , 192&. Tmo o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members present , together with the Clerk and Attorney. -Absent : Engineer Hinckley. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meeting of September 29th, 1928 , were read and approved. ORAL PETITIONS 751-996I-6 The first matter considered was the protestA of The Northside Civic Associa- tion heretofore filed with this Council against the establishment and maintenance of a rabbitry at 1712 Washington Street , upon a commercial basiQ in violation of the zoning regulations . Mr. Hawkins , the owner and operator of the rabbitry was present seeking information as to what constituted "commercial basis" . Mayor Wheaton advised Mr . Hawkins that "commercial Basis" was more than 50 rabbits . Mr . Hawkins inquired if "bunnies" were considered rabbits under the regulations and he was informed that it was so considered and that if he at any time had more than 50 rabbits , young or old , he would be in violation of the zoning regulations . COFrls"UVTCATIONS Two communications relating to the garbage question were ordered filed with- out reading. A communication from the Colorado River Aqueduct Association relative to a conference to be held October 4th, 1928 , at Pasadena , California , for consideration ofan educational campaign relating to the incorporation of the Metropolitan Water District , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the $n Jder Dam Association,_ 529 Byrne Bldg. , Los Angeles , was presented and ordered filed. 214 A communication from the C ty Clerk of San Bernardino , California , calling attention to the annual meeting of the League of California Municipalities to be held II in said City October 8-12th, 1928 , was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS A. J. Wilson of the Redlands Oil Company, made verbal application for permission to insiall and operate a corn mill at their place of business , northeast corner of Citrus Avenue and Third Street : The matter was referred to the Planning Commission and Mr. Wilson requested to appear before this Board later in the after- noon when action would be taken by this $oard following the reconmendation of the Planning Commission. Later in the afternoon the verbal report of the Planning Commission, recommending that the application be granted was presented to the Board and said tecommendation was approved by the unanimous vote of the Council . REPORTS' Reports of the Clerk , Treasurer , Fire Department , Building Inspector , and IIAimeefor the month of September 'were presented and ordered filed . Report of the Engineer relative to the award of contracts under bids received the last meeting for jooster pump and water pipe , was made as follows ; Award to DeLaval Steel Turbine Company , Los Angeles., for the booster pump at a price of $412 .00 , f. o . b. Los Angeles , California. Award to Lacy Manufacturing Comneny , Los Angeles , for 4000 feet of 8 inch No.. 14 riveted steel pipe at 39 cents per foot Award to Pacific Pipe and Supply Company , Los Angeles , for 1,0 ,000 feet of 4 inch pipe at 24.44_per hundred feet . Attorney Hartzell requested extension of time far report as to legal steps relating to condition of orange grave at the southeast corner of Colton Avenue and Judson Street ; and also to request of G. Huizing for deed, to a portion of city storm water ditch between Parkview Addition and Michigan Tract , south of Olive Avenue , this IICity. The request was granted. The Clerk reported placing an order for 200 feet of 20 inch fire hose with the Eioneer Rubber Mills , Los Angeles , as per request of Councilman Krum, Chairman of the Fire Committee. The action of the Fire Committee was approved by the unanimous vote of the Council , and also given further authority for the purchase of additional 14 and 24 inch fire hose as they deem necessary from time to time . _RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 469 , 470 , 471 , 472 , 473 474 and 475 . RESOLUTION No . 476 lEast Pioneer Avenue Opening and Widening. ) The Clerk presented written protests signed by C. J. Trinti, et al , protestin the proposed opening and widening of East Pioneer Avenue on the grounds that it was I not necessary and would be an added expense unnecessary to the property owners in the district . The matter was discussed at some length after which a motion by 215 Councilman Krumm, duly seconded , that the proceedings under said Resolution be abandoned and held for naught , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council and the protests ordered filed with said Resolution No . 476 . RES(1LUT ION_No 477 (E a macadam , etc.. from Conk Street to Wabash St ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of East Colton avenue from Cook Street to Wabash Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No : 477 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 477 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 477 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 477 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution . METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT The question of the ;itv apining the proposed Metropolitan Water Distrint at this time Was discussed and the conclusion reached that the City would not at this time join in the proceedings for a vote in this city at the coming .November election, and the Clerk was directed to so inform the proper official and at the same time advise them that the matter would given further consideration with a possibility of the City desiring to submit the proposition at some future election. CITY AUTOS At the suggestion of the company carrying insurance on the city autos it was ordered that all machines belonging to the City be lettered under the supervision of Councilmen Thornquest and Ford . M. C . Z. WATER Mayor Wheaton reported that Lee Yount had one hour and 57 minutes thf Mill Creek 'ganja Water which he desired to sell to the City. Referred to the Engineer and Water Committee for recommendation and report . MISCELLANEOUS The use of the small fire truck in the recent Mill Creek Canyon Fire under ofders of the Mayor . was approved by the unanimous vote of the Council . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion the meeting adjourned, ' C ) .-a#771 / � Mayor , city of Redlands , California . Attest : _ O/twee City-6 erk. -0-0-0- 216 Redlands , California . October 17 1028 Two o 'clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California,. held at the regular place of meeting. Present . Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer: The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved% ORAL PETITIONS Frank Jackson , Terracina Boulevard , representing the Horticultual Society and Contemporary Club addressed the Board in protest to the unnecessary removal of trees and palms from the city streets and recommended the planting of additional trees and shrugs in both the residential and business districts of the city , and filed with the Board certain recommendations from said Society relating to same . Mayor Wheaton explained that the policy of the present Board had been to permit the removal of trees in the business district and that he personally still favored such action but thought the Board would be guided to a certain extent by the wishes of the public . Mr. Jackson called the attention of the Board to the fact that Pomona , San Bernardino , Burly Hills and most every town in Southern California was spending sums of money for the planting of trees and shrubs in the business district of the City . Councilman Krumm suggested that the Horticultural Society and other like organizations could render a fine service if they could prevail upon the property owners along the main residence streets to clean up their parking spaces and keep their premises in proper state of repair and beautification. The Mayor and members of the Council assured Mr . Jackson that sincere consideration would be given to the spatter of removal of trees and that the Council felt that the planning Commission, to which these matters would be referred under the existing ordinances , would give due consideration to any matter- pertaining to removal or planting of trees. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the Redlands Chamber of Commerce relating to certain recommendations as to storm water drains and other matters of improvement in the City ,was _presented and ordered filed. A communication from the Corresponding Secretary* of the Contemporary Club , submitting a Resolution of said Club relating to bill boards and other forms of advertising in this city , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from 'fames R . Martin, Los Angeles , requesting the Council to endorse amendment No . 4 on the November ballot (Six Million Dollar State Park Bonds ) and adopt a Resolution accordingly , was presented and ordered filed , the Council not feeling inclined to adopt the Resolution as requested . „APPLICATION Application of J. E. Hutchinson, Riverside , California , for position of Chief of the local Fire Department , was presented and Mr . Hutchinson being present , was 217 informed that no vacancy existed in the Department , whereupon he asked that his aoolication be not considered, as he had been informed that a vacancy did exist . The application was ordered placed on file , STOKES WILL A communication from the Executor, of the Will of Olivia E. P. Stokes urging the Council to take definite action regarding the bequest to the City of ReAlanis , was presented and the Council determined to take definite action not later than November 21st , 1928 , and the City Attorney was directed to so communicate to the parties _interested, EAST LUGONIA MUTUAL WATER CO STOCK A written proposal of Q, W . McIntosh to sell to the city 60 shares of stock in the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company was presented and ordered filed for consider- ation at some future date . REPORTS Report of the City Clerk for the Quarter ending September 30th , 1928 , and the accountant for the month of September , were presented and ordered filed . PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 746 , John Lyon, for the removal of deodors on the east side of Dwight Street , was presented and referred to the Planning Commission. Petition No . 3987 , Chas. S . Nicks , and others , for the improvement of Pepper Park, was pruented sit referred to the Engineer and Park Committee . Petition 21A. 3988 , t;lizabeth Arth , for one street light on the pole at her . r_vew_v on West Pioneer Avenue , was presented and referred to the Engineer and lighting Committee. RESOLUTI ?NS Upon motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 469 , 470 , 471 , 472 , 473 , 474 , 475 , 477 . WATER v° BRYN MAWR Engineer Hinckley brought up the matter of extension of the water mtin, for use of residents of Bryn Mawr . The matter was discussed at considerable length with a final conclusion that the city would lay a four inch main , provided cDnsumers nay the cost of same , with the usual charge for a meter connection and a minimum of X1 .80 for 1000 cubic feet and 8d per additional 100 cubic feet . The Engineer was authorized to secure signeture.s to such an agreement and present same to this Board for further consideration. STORM WATER DRAIN PLANS The Engineer was requested to present plans and estimate fbr storm water drainq in the northeast and porthwest sections of the City and for the improvement of Mill Creek Zanja west of First Street . WATER MAIN-WEST FERN HEIGHTS The Engineer was authorized and directed to extend the water ma_irl approxi- 218 mately fOO feet on Bellvue Road upon the securing of two connections for immediate use. MILL CREEK ZANJA V ATEI,Z 111 The proposal of Lee Yount to sell the City approximately two hours of Mill Creek Water was again considered and the Attorney was instructed to prepare an agreement of purchase of same at 185000 . per hour , payable one-half March 1 , 1929 , and one-half March 1 . 1930 , and to make a like agreement with Miss R. A . Curtis if agreeable with Miss Curtis , and submit same to this Board for approval. AUTO PARKING George Cortner of the University of Redlands suggested to the Council the advisability of limiting parking of _aetomobiles to the south side only on East Colton Avenue near the University. grounds . Referred to the Chief and Police Com- mittee for investigation and recommendations to this Board. CLAIM FOR DAMAGE Miss Pearl Pillsbury , 923 College Avenue , presented a bill for money expended ' as a result of the public sewer becoming clogged and backing up into her residence . Referred to the City Attorney for investigation and recommendation. PIPELINE Mayor Wheaton presented the verbal request of Wm. Love for permission to lay an irrigation pipe line on Brockton Avenue to connect with the Texas Street man. Referred to the Engineer and Water Committee with power to act . MISCELLANE3Uq Councilman Krumm called attention of the Board to tree to mmin.vs piled in the street on East Cypress Avenue , stating that they had been there for several weeks and that the attention of the Council had been called to the matter before. The Clerk stated that the matter , at a former meeting , had been referred to the Police Committee fnr antinn, Councilman Thornquest stated that the Committee would immediately look into the matter. The purchase of Mill Creek Zanja water right of Chas . T. Paine , was discussed at great length, action being deferred for further consideration. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business needing attention , on motion, the meetI - a. journed . —� A A F Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : . L' erk. -0-0- 3- 219 RedlandsCalifornia . Novnmha,r 7th, 1928 . Two o ' clock , P. M. '' A. regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present ; Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krum and Thornoue st , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . APPLICATION -SIGN Glenn W. Pry made verbal application for permission to hang a sin over the sidewalk at the j1ission Garage on Fifth and Vine Streets . Upon recommendation of the Engineer and Building Inspector the request was granted , installation to be done under the supervision of the City Engineer. COMMUNICATIONS Communications from the American National Comoany , San Francisco , California , relative to Mattoon Improvement Bonds , and of Putnam Brothers , this city, relative to Christmas Trees , were presented and ordered filed. PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 747 . G. E. Fulbright for permission to remove one acacia tree at 304 E. Fern Avenue , was presented and granted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission and Tree Committee , with the proviso that a palm he get in its place . Tree Petition No . 746 , John Lyon, heretofore referred to the Planning Com- mission was referrdd to tae Tree Committee for investigation and report . Tree Petition No . 748 , Lee W. Burton, for removal of two palms in front of 621 '.:est Colton Avenue , was presented and denied as per recommendation of the Plan- ning Commission and Tree Committee . Petition No . 3989 , ws_A_ Myers and S . A . Worthing for conducting an auto wrecking business at .206-208 fast State Street instead of 210 Best State Street , vas presented and ranted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission with the understanding that all funk or wrecked parts be kept in the rea.n_ and out of view from the street . Petition Ido . 3990 , B. 3. Stephenson, et al , requesting the postponement of the contemplated paving of the alley between Cajon and Fourth Streets south of Fern Avenue was presented, and a postponement for six months was agreed upon. Petition No . 3991 , Blair Boyd , et al , for changing the name of Cajon Street , portion Franklin Avenue , and Garden Street to the name of "Country Club Drive" , was presented and ordered filed . Petition No . 3992 , Frank C . Marquise , for permission to erect a duplex building at the northwest corner of Church Street and Central Avenue , was presented 220 and same having been recommended by the Planning Commission, was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . Petition No . 3993 , requesting the Board to rescind its action of September 19 , 1928 , granting to the West Coast Junior Circuit, permission to remove the palm trees on Cajon Street in front of the Tneatre Building, was presented by Frank Jackson representing the Horticultural and Contemporary Societies of the City. After considerable discussion ,joined in by Mr . Jackson, Stillman erry and members of the Council , the petition was ordered file& and upon motion of Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Thornquest , the former action of this Board relative to said palm trees was rescinded by the unanimous vote of the Board. R tT GAR -SPtrR mPtnrx • The Clerk presented the application of the.Pacific Electric Railway Company for franchise for a spur track at the Redlands Heights Groves Packing Hnnse , San Bernardino Avenue and Texas Street , and upon motion, the following Resolution was I unanimously adopted : "WHEREAri, it manifestly ap )ears to this Board, after a careful considerction of all of the facts in the case , that the appli- cation of the Pacific Electric Railway Company , a corporation-, for a franchise across and along certain public highways in the City of Redlands is necessary for the proper economic develop- ment of the resources of the City ; and WHEREAS , 'it is the conclusion of this Board , after such con- sideration of the facts , that there is and can be no bona fide competition for such franc_ ise ; WOW Tun;R 1 ORE, IT IS hESOL1ij D that the Board of Trustees will grant the franchise requested to the Pacific Electric Railway Company without advertising the same for sale to the Highest bidder , and the same snail be granted to the Pacific Electric 1 Railway Company by ordinance ." ORDIINNANCES Proposed Ordinance_ No . 711 , granting to the Pacific Electric Railway Company permission to construct and maintaina spur track upon and across Texas Street and along San Bernardino Avenue , was introduced by Councilman Tnornquest and. laid over under the rules . REPORTS Report of the Clerk , Treasurer , Judge and ,Building Inspector for the month of _October , 1928 , were presented and ordered filed . Report of the Engineer giving estimated costs of storm water drain ditches in the northerly portion of the City , was presented and filed , each member of the Council being supplied with a coay of same for his perusal . Report of the Planning Commission dated October 23rd , 1928 , was presented and ordered filed. Report of the Security Title Insurance and Guarantee Company , San Bernardin. , relating to the city ' s right-of-way in Western Avenue between Ohio and Lawton Streets , was presented and referred to the Attorney for furtner investigation and report to • this Bo rd.. r � 221 The repart of the Citi Attorney relative to a claim filed with this Board ' at the last meeting by Pearl M. Pillsbury , for the sum of $21 .25 for Plumbing costs as a result of stoppage of one of the city sewer lines , containing a release of the city from' any further claims for damage by reason of said stoppage of the sewer , was presented and the plumbing bill of said amount was ordered paid out of the general fund of the Pity and the agreement and correspondence ordered placed on file . STATE VLTrRAJ S '.':EI,rARP. 10Akn The 'e erans Welfare Board of the Stste if Califnr_i, , filed written request for exemption from taxes upon four parcels of property in this City , three of which were acquired after August 1st , 1928 , and one on June 8th , 1928 . The Clerk suggested holding to the former custom of this Board , denying the request relating to all property acquired after July 1st and granting the request relating to properties acquired before July 1st , b: the Welfare Board , and the suggestion was 111approved and adopted by the unanimous vote of the Counoil . EAST LUGOI.IA ' AZiR STOCK R. H. White made written. proposal to sell to the City , 10 shares of the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company stock at a price of 8100 . per share. The proposal was ordered filed pending result of the vote granting to Cities the right to acquire stock in such companies , and for the accumulation of funds available for such purposes. RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 469 , 472 , 473 , 474 and 475 . RI,3OLU1IO:; No . 470 (Center St . Improvement ,Brookside Ave to Fern _Ave ) ASSESSMEirT I;'AP The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute for the hearing in the matter of the Strert Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Center Street , as particularly described. in Resolution of Intention No . 470 , adopted March 21 , 1928 . The Clerk presented the written Protest of Lary E. Moore , which was ordered filed. The Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard , whereupon a number of interested parties reo'..ested information as to plan of arriving at the amount assessed aga. nst the several properties , particularly as applied to the storm drain covering at Center Street and Glenwood Drive . After considerable discussion, upon motion , the nearing was continued until 9 ?' clock A . M. , November 13th , 1928 . RLSOL'JTIJN No . 471 LEast Luonia venue mprovement _ ) The Clerk presented the written renuest of Pearson & Dickerson , for a 30 day extension of time for the completion of the work on East LuB Pia Avenue under Resolution of Intention No . 471 , which extension was granted by the unanimous vote .of the Board. -222 R liuz.LIJflQN Nom 477 Gast Colton Ave improvement , ) The Clerk notified the Board that tnis was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to rear oljectians against the improvement or the extent of the district for improvement of sast Colton Avenue , particularly described in ,Resolution of Intention No . 477 , adopted October 3rd , 1928 . Tae Mayor inquired if any one was present and desired to he heard in the above matter , and no one responding, tne Bord found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution I`o.. 477 Ordering the Work to be Done , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of the Assessment district for the work proiosed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was theny approved by the Board. PEPZER Prn. Upon recommendation of the Park Committee approved by the unanimous vote of the Council , it was ordered that Pepper Park be improved with curb and gutter and a strip of lawn a pprtximately thirty feet in width along the north and west lines of same , under supervision of the City Engineer . STREET LIGHT - Post St Upon recommendation of the Lighting Committee one incandescent street light was ordered installed at the north end of Post Street ,, as per plans of the City Engineer . POLICE DEPARTMENT The Police Committee reported the .gurchase of a new motorng for the traffic officer , which purchase was approved by the unanimous vote of the Board. T+'IRE DEPART—ENT An invitation to members of the Council and City Officials , to attB nd the annual dinner of the Fire Department , Friday, November 23rd , 1928 , was presented by Councilman Krumm. The Board members expressed their intentions of attending, OIL STORAGE TANKS Mayor ':he,aton presented the verbal reouest of Church Street Oil Associa- tion for an additional oil storage tank between tne Railroad tracks west of Church Street . The matter was discussed at some length relative to the danger to the City in case of explosion or otter case that might release the oil which would flow by gravity down thru the business district . Upon ?notion the request was granted with the proviso that the Company provide sump-holes or dirt reservoirs in sufficient size to hold in check the oil in case of accident to tne tank? , subject to the approval of the City Engineer . GARBAGE - RUBBISH The handling of garbage and rubbish under the new ordinance and rate regulation , was discussed , developing that in certain instances the Collector had refused to receive tone garoage unless it was placed on the curbline . The City 223 Attorney was directed to advise Mr . Gaume who holds the contract with the City, of these cases , and to advise him that the city expected h_m to carry out his part of the contract with the City or surrender same . I :W FIRE HOSE Chairman Krumm of the wire Committee recommended the purchase of additional 23" and l " fire hose . Lotion deferred until the adjDurned meeting of November 13th , 1928 . ENGIZEER L TRU•CTEIZ The City Engineer was directed to eliminate , as far as possible , the dip cross_ng at Citrus Avenue and Beacon Street . 11111nnd salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in regular session at 9 o 'clock A . If. , Tuesday , November 13th, 1928. AWLviayor , City o - Redlands , Attest : da e a _ Redlands , California . November 13th„ 1928 .. Nine o 'clock, A . M. _Pursuant to adjournment of November 7th , 1928 , the City Council of the City of Redlands , met in adjourned regular session. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Krumm and Thornquest , together with the City Engineer and Clerk. Absent : Councilmen Ford and Fowler . RESOLUTION Bo . 470 (Center St .Imorovement , Brookside Ave to UNpress Avenue . ) As per adjournment , the first matter considered was MFp of Assessmert No . 470., for the improvement of Center Street from Rrnnkside Avenue to !ypresa 7taienue , the protests to the manner of arriving at assessment , made at the reu1ar meeting of November 7th , were further considered and no one being present ,pretesting further , and the Board being satisfied with the plan and the correctness of the assessment , a motion by Councilman Thornquest seconded by Councilman Krumm that all protests to the assessment as made by the City Engineer be overruled , and the assessment be duly approved and confirmed , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the three members present , FIRE DEPARTMENT Conditions appertaining at the Fire Department was discussed at some length 224 and ,left in the hands of the Fire Committee for recommendation to this Board . The Clerk was authorized and directed to advertise for 500 feet each of I l*" and 2a" Fire Hose , bids to be received and opened at the next regular Council meeting, November 9,1 , 1928 , at 2 O ' clock fl. M. _POLICE DEPARTVI'i,T Councilman T:.ornquc.st of the Police Committee brought up the matter of extra policemen for night service during the winter season and other matters per- taining to the activities of the said Department . The Mayor suggested that • the Police Committee make such recommendation? to this. Bo.Lrd as they deemed to the best interests of the Department and the City , for consideration by this Board. DEED - S.W.D. The request of G. Huizing for permission to build and maintain at his own expense , a concrete cover and a garage over the northerly 70 feet of that portion of the East Center Street storm water ditch lying-bflviceri'LQt iOne•. Ji) o! ,ttie tiichigan Tract and, Lot_ three _01_13lock "C" of Parkview Addition , in the City of Redlands, San I Bernardino County , California , ( Such portion of the said ditch as so covered as may be necessary therefor may be used as a driveway) was granted and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City . No further business demanding attention, on motion , the meeting adjourned. Gr.,/ - 1gyor, City-of Redlands , Cali 'ornia Attest : mows Caty `r. -0 -0 -o- & I `1 T Redlands , California November 21st , 1928 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands, California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present • Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. , The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and a 2proved _ RESOLUTION No . 474 - AS ,SSR PLICAE, ( Garden , & Ptn Franklin Ave improvement . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant i to statute for the hearing in the matter of the Street _Supgrintendent's_ks eysment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of Garden Street and portion Franklin Avenue , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention a ' 0 0 p 225. No . 474 , adopted August 1st , 1928 . The Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to II be heard , whereupon I'ips Rhcleq requested information as to plan of arriving at benefits , and Attorney Earl D. Finch , representing Blair Boyd , verbally protested the plan of assessment as applied to his property and a strip of property belonging to the Pacific Electric Railway Company. The Engineer explained in detail the method used in arriving at the amounts of the assessments against the several properties , after which a motion by Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Thorn- quest , that all protests to the assessment be overruled and denier., and the assess- ment as prepared by the City Engineer be approved and adopted , was passed by the unanimous vote of the Council . The following Resolutions were continued ; Nos. 469 , 471 , 472 , 473 , 475 , 477. BIDS - FIRE HOSE This beim; the time set for the opening of bids as advertised , for fire II hose , 500 feet of 21" and 500 feet of ii" first class , and a number of bidders being present , the Mayor called for the opening of the bids , and the following bids were publicly opened and declared : Eureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Company 500 ft 21" Premier Jacket a $1.00 per foot 500 ft 21" Pacific Jacket 4 p .90 " " 500 ft le Halifornia Jacket a 4 :80 " " 500 ft 11" Pacific Jacket a 4 .70 " " Boston Coven Hose & Rubber Company 500 ft 21" Bay State Double Jacket , C . R . L. Hose a $1 .20 per foot 500 ft 2k" Blue Line Double Jacket , C . R. L. Hose a $ .90 per foot 500 ft 12" Bay State v 4 .90 per fbbt 500 ft lf" Blue Line a 4 .73 per foot B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company I 500 ft 2k" I.D.. White King Brand at 41 .25 per ft . 500 ft 11" I.D. White King Brand at 4 .90 per ft . 500 ft 2k" I .D. Chieftain Br d at 41 .10 per ft .-" 500 ft 1I .D. Chieftain Bra. at 4 .80 per ft . American Rubber Manufacturing Company 500 ft 2z" D.J. Crackerjack Brand at 41 .30 per ft . 500 ft 211" D.J. American Brand at 41 .15 per ft . 500 ft 2 " D.J . Lightning Brand at 41 .30 per ft . 500 ft 11" D.J. Crackerjack Brand at w .90 per ft . 500 ft 11" D.J. American Brand at $ .80 per ft . 500 ft 11-" D.J. Lightning Brand at 4 .70 per ft . E. M. Cope Commercial Company 500 ft 2k" Victor Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Lined Fire Hose , complete in 50 ft lengths with heavy Fire Department Expansion Ring Couplings at $1.00 per ft . 500 ft le Victor Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Lined Fire Hore , complete in 50 ft lengths with heavy Fire Department Expansion Ring Couplings at 4 .75 per ft . II After due consideration , on motion of Councilman Fowler , seconded by Council- man Ford, the award was made to the E. E. Cove Commercial Company for 500 feet of 2.'e Victor Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Lined Fire Hose , and 500 feet of 11" Fire 226 Hose of the same brand , at the prices mentioned in its bid . 211 other bids_ were rejected . CODMUNSCaT IONS The following communications were presented and ordered filed : Wm. Raymond , Los Angeles , bond investor; Sidney Smith , Los Angeles , Contractor ; Mulder Dam Association , acknowledging receipt of 00 .00 , monthly contri- bution ; Tax Factors , Inc . , San Francisco , classification and equalization experts . PTITIONS Petition No . 3994 for cancellation of City Taxes against the following parcels of property : Parkwood Addition , Lot 29 , except 25 by 30 feet in the northeast corner thereof. Moore & Woodworth Bro ,kside Sub , Lot 50 f3esidence P1dt , Lot 19 , Block 25 Golden 'West Addition, Lot 10 was presented and ordered filed , and upon motion duly seconded and adopted , was a . . - . 0 __ • 29 •` _ . 'e . ' . _ i i.n, which deed was recorded prior to July 1 , and denied as to the remaining parcels , which deeds were recorded after July 1st . REPORTS Report of the Fire Department and Accountant for the month of October , 1928 , were presented and ordered filed. Petition No . 3988 _ Elizabeth Arth for one incandescent street light on West Pioneer Avenue , was denied qs per recommendation of the lighting committee . Tree petition No . 746 , John Lyon, for removal of trees on Dwight Street , was denied as per recommendation of the Planning and Tree Commissions . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 711 , granting to the Pacific Electric Railway Company franchise for spur track at San Bernardino Avenue and Texas Street , introduced at the last regular meeting, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Coulicil . ORNALIENTAL LIGHTS The Engineer was requested to .prepare and submit at the next regular meeting, , :ns and specifications for ornamental lights on East Fern Avenue from Myrtle Street to East Citrus Avenue . GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Garbage and rubbish collection was discussed at some length , the Clerk presenting aomplaint of E. J.Eytinge as to amount charged for collection at his home on Summit Avenue , and communications from J. H. Rowe , E. Colton Avenue and Orange Drug Company , corner Colton and Orange St , commending the services of Mr. Vartanian, Councilman Krumm voiced the verbal complaint of a number of residents as to the service or lack of service . The communications were ordered placed on file and the City Attorney directed to advise Mr. Gaume , who holds the contract 4 227 with the City , that the City expents and demands that he render adequate and efficient service at the rates as now established, toall who request same . STOKES RF,QUF.S.Z The question of acceptance of the land for park pur osea recently bequeathed to the City by MiGs 0. 2. P._Stokes , was considered and the bequest was !_ - t _ ined by the unanimous vote of the Council . SIGNS - BILLBOARDS Mayor *Wheaton presented the verbal protest of Messrs. Wells , P=nTver , and others relative to the Foster-Kleiser signs at the triangle of Beacon and_ Church Streets and Ferri Avenue , the Clerk was directed to communicate with Er . R. D. 3togsdill , of said Company , requesting tae removal of the billboards . The Clerk was further requested to obtain a copy of tiie City of Modesto Ordinance relating to billboards and signs . MAJESTIC THEATRE Councilman Krumm entered a protest to the further use of the Majestic _Theatre building for theatre purposes , stating he c.nsidered it unsafe and more or less of a fire trap and suggested that the matter be referred to the building ins.pect .r and Fire Chief for investigation and report to this Council . On motion it was so ordered. BRITh E -SAN 1Q2EO CFcF_EIC The construction of a bridge or dip crossing over San Timoteo Creek near the Southern Pacific Depot was discussed but action deferred for further considera- tion at a later date . SUNDAY LABOR Councilman Krumm reported verbal complaints as to work on Sunday by the Telephone Company in laying its underground conduit on Calor. Street . Referred to the Police Committee and Chief. Sills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest ; • p Cit ' -0-0-0- Redlands , California . November 74th , 1928 . Ten o 'clock, A . M. A special meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , regularly called and held at the regular place of meeting. 228 Present : Iaayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Th nrnquest , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. STQ Fs 137.7.CJP ST The Mayor explained that the call was made at the iDaUgat of citizens interested in the acceptance or rejection of the bequest made to the City by Miss 0. E. P. Stokes , of an unimproved tract of land near Sunset Drive , for park purposes Messrs . A . Gregory , Clarence White and C . C . Hatch, property owners in the district were present and urged the Board, to rescind its former action deciininng. the bequest and Mr. Oakley was present and outlined plans for its development along natural lines . After due consideration, a motion to rescind the former action of this Board and hold in abeyance the anceptance or rejection of the bequest for a written report of Mr . Oakley relating to development plans , was adopted by the unanimous vote hf the Board . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned . 01,7i/ .4;3;91 Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : Cs -0-J-0-0- Redlands , California . November 26th , 1926 , Four o 'clock, P. M. A special meeting of the City Council of the City o.f Redlands , California , regularly called and held at the regul..r place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together 'with the Clerk and Attorney. Absent : Councilman Ford. The proposed widening of Orange Street under Res >lution of Intention No . 469 , was informally discussed with the Commissioners , the Attorney having received a communication from the lease holders setting forth their contentions as to benefits and damages that might arise from the proposed widening. Further action was deferred until the next regular meeting. GARBAGE Mr . T. A . Gaume , the holder of the contract for t e collection of garbage in the City of Redlands , was present and was represe...ted by Attorney Earl D. Finch who stated to the Board that Mr. Gaume was convinced tnat he could not make the collections of _garbage and rubuish at the new rates established by the Joard , and 22D wished to surrender his contract to the City. The matter was discussed at consider- ' able length from several angles by the Board members and the collector , after which a motion by Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Krumm that the contract be terminated, per Mr . Gaume ' s request , effective Novemb_e.naOth, 1928 , was adopted by i the unanimous vote of the Board . 1&. Gaume tendered to the City the privilege of . um._,_ a •. ,. _e at his hog farm in the Santa Ana wash , so long as they wished to do so without expense 'to himself. The Clerk was directed to call for bids for the collection and handling of garue e and rubbish, bids to be opened nn the 19th day of December , 1928 . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . Mayor , City of Redlands , aliforn a Attest Citer -0-0-0- Redlands , 0-0-0- Redlands , California , December 5th, 192R . Two o 'clock, P.M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler, Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. .The minutes of the last regular meeting and meeting of November 24th , 1928 , were read and approved , and the Clerk directed to make a correction in the minutes of the meeting of November 26th, 1928 , eliminating the paragraph "The Clerk was directed to call for bids for the collection and handling of garba_e and rubbish bids to be opened on the 19th day of December , 1928 ." from the records , as an error on the part of the Clerk. The minutes were then approved as corrected . ORAL PETITIONS Robert D. McIver , Beacon Street , entered his personal protest to the signs and billboards at the intersection of Fern Avenue Church and Bea_con_St_r_ He was advised that the matter had already been taken up with the Foster-Kleiser Com- pany , holder of the permit for the erection and maintenance of boards and signs and that a conference with the Company representative would be had in a short while with a purpose of removal of the boards _afligns . COMMUNICATIONS • The following communications were presented and ordered filed : A . E.Frye in commendation of the service rendered by the Redland Ruhh; ch. 4nd Garbage Company ; s 230 $igude M.Garland relative to the building of fire break s in the mountains and the plans for financing the cost of same . A communication from Win. P. Greiner, 1122 ?lest Palm Avenue requesting permission to place signs at certain street intersections for directing the public to the "Shrine Childrens ' Home" , was presented and referred to the' Planning Commission for investigation and recommendation. REPORTS Report of the Clerk, Treasurer , Judge , Building Inspector and Fire Depart- ment for the month of November . 1928 , were presented and ordered filed. MA JESTTf T?TP&TRE Report of the Building Inspector and Fire Chief relating to the Majestic Theatre , referred to them at last meeting, was presented and ordered filed _ Verbal report as to the condition of the Wyatt Opera House placing it in practically the same category as the Majestic, Theatre , was made by the Building Inspector . Upon motion gonsideration of the report was set for December 7th , 1928 , . ' at ten o 'clock , A . M. PETITIONS Petition No . 3995 , R. L. Van LeuvarL et al , for extension of domestic water main and service to residents of Bryn Mawr, containing signatures for 51 connections , was presented and ordered filed. Upon motion unanimously adopted , the Engineer was authorized and directed to make said extension and. connections upon the payment or guarantee to the City for So connections at the rate set out in the petition. RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 471 , 473 , 475 and 477 . RESOLUTION No . 469 (Orange ree wi ening. ) A tentative report of the Commissioners in proceedings for the widening Of a portion of Orange Street under Resolution of Intention No . 469 , was presented , also a letter from the Attorneys representing the leaseholders of the property at the northwest corner of Orange and State Streets , a portion of which property would be taken in the proposed widening. The report and letter were ordered_ filed . There appeared such a wide difference of opinion of the Commissioners and the lease- holders as to the damages and benefits resulting from said proposed widening , and the City Council realizing the impossibility of reaching a satisfactory adjustment of the differences , and there ,appearing no great demand of other property holders in the district that this improvement be made at this time , a motion by Councilman Krumm , seconded by Councilman Fowler , that all proceedings under Resolution of Intention No . 469 , be abandoned and held for naught , and that the Commissioners be discharged , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. 231 RESOLUTION No. 472 ' (Paving Portion Cajon,W. Cypress and Center Sts. ) The written application of Pearson and Dickerson , contractors under Reso- lution of Intention No . 472-, for .30 days extension of time for the completion of said work , was presented and ordered filed. Upon motion the request was granted , RESOLUTION No . 478 (ornamental lgts , E,Fern Ave . , Myrtle to R. Citrus ) • On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for ornamental lights on East Fern Avenue from Myrtle Street to East. Citrus Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 478 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Res lution of Intention No . 478 whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved • That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and 11 . specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 478 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Reso_ut ' . . . . la which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. PTAN;NING COOIISSION Theflblication of David McClelland for permission to increase the capacity of. his poultry plant , was referred to this Council by the Planning Commission, with the recommendation that a public hearing be held under Sections 12 and 16 of the Zoning Ordinance . Miss Leuba of Pacific Street was present and made verbal protest to the granting of the permit . Upon motion, Friday , December 14th, 1928 , at two o 'clock, P. M. in this Council Chamber , was fixed as, the date and place for said hearing, and the Clerk was directed to give notice accordingly . MAUSOLEUM Mr. Mason, builder of the Mausoleum in Hillside Cemetery addressed the Board requesting the city to purchase the south 12 feet of Lot 282 , Block B and the north 9 feet of Lot 1319 , Block Li, Map of hillside Cemetery , taken by him as part paymeht from the owners , Mrs. Carrie Happe and Geo . T. and Rachael Field , respectively , for crypts in the Mausoleum. Upon motion the Council agreed to sell the lots for Mr. Mason and credit him with the proceeds when sold . Also to Leland to him the amount of fees for the Mausoleum Building Permit , and the Cemetery department was authorized and directed to make credits accordingly against any claims it holds against Mr . Mason. SANITARY REGULATIONS The Cleric presented a copy of a proposed Uniform Plumbing Ordinance re- commended by the League of California Municipalities . Referred to the Board of Health and Sanitary Committee of this Board for consideration and recommendation. � t; 232 PIPELINES UNDER STREETS The question of the authority of this Board relative to regulations as to the la.y.lag and maintaining of pioeliner under the city streets was referred to the Attorney for investigation and report . FIRE DEPARTMENT Upon recommendation of the Fire Committee , ,perrin G Trowbridge , of_Pomona , California , was unanimously chosen as Fire Chief, effective as-of Deoember 1st , 1928', at a salary of $175 ,00 per month. Harold Holt , Acting Chief , was chosen as Assi.s- -. • isle ' . Councilman Krumrq of the Fire Committee recommended the purchase of a New or• automobile for use of the Fire Chief. The recommendation was approved by the Council with the proviso that the Dodge car now used by the Chief, be turned over to the Engi,n�e for use in his Department . POLICE DFPARTLENT Councilman .Thorrquest of the Police Committee recommended the purchase of another motorcycle for use by the Department ,Traffic Officers , which recommendation was approved by the Board , payment to be made after .January 1st . 1929 . GARBAGE The collection and handling of garbage was next discussed , Mr . Gaume having heretofore terminated his contract . Mr . Z . A . Marsh, formerly of Sioux City , Iowa , and a collector of garbage and rubbish inthat City was present and made a verbal .ro •osal to the City to collect and haul the garbage and rubbish at a base rate of e is per month per_single family residence . Mayor Wheaton presented the written proposal of M. Vartanian of 75 cents per month for such service . The matter was discussed at some length , the question of the authority and power of this Board to enter into a contract for such service without advertising for bids being fully considered. The Attorney advised that the Council was within its right and had the authority and powertto so contract . Thereupon, a motion by Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Ford was „unanimously adopted, authorizing and directing the President and Clerk of this Board to execute , eor and on behalf of the City , a five year contract with Z. A . Marsh at the above base rate , subject to approval of the Chairman of the Sanitary Committee of this Board. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at 10 o 'clock, A . M. , December. C3r4/( Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : / ditJ1 ler - : , -0-0-0- 233 Redlands , California December 7th , 1928. Ten o 'clock , A . M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . Absent : Councilman Ford . The Mayor stated that the object of the meeting was to consider the report and recommendations of the Building Inspector and Fire Chief relative to the condition of the Majestic 'Theatre and Wyatt Opera House , as reported to this Board at the last regular meeting. The Clerk presented the written report of the Fire Chief as to the Wyatt Opera House recommending the closing of same and setting forth several reasons far such recommendations , which report was ordered filed. The Clerk also presented copies of letters from M. E. Armstrong, Building Inspector , addressed to the owners and lessees of the Wyatt Opera House and the Maje2tic Theatre properties , giving notice of the closing of said places for public use , until certain changes , alterations and improvements are made , which copies were ordered filed. After considerable discussion of the reports and recom- mendations and action of. the Building InspPctnr , a motion by Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Krumm that the action of the Inspector be approved , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the fourimembers present . The Wyatt Opera House being the property of this City , the question of complying with the recommendations of the Building Inspector and then re-onen the house for public use , or, to offer it for sale a.s_i, was discussed at some length , and action deferred to a later date that estithate of cost of making the necessary improvements might be obtained and that all members of this Board may have part in th- decision as to what course to pursue . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adiourned . Myo�y of 'edlands , "California . Attest : _ Ci rk -0-0-- 234 Redlands , California . December 14th , 192R. Two o ' clock, P. M. A special meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , regularly called and held . Present : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk and Attorney . The Mayor stated that the object of the meeting was for the consideration of the application of David McClelland for permission to increase the capacity of his poultry plant on Pacific Street , as referred to this Council by the Planning Commission , and as per notice published in the Redlands Daily Facts , and for any .- other business that might properly come before the Council . The Mayor asked for any one present desiring to express an opinion upon the matter under consideration. Mi.as_ Leuba , Mrs, Crane . Messrs Ra_b-oeth. Gregory and Johnstan , property owners in the district entered verbal protest, to the grant- ing of the application and Mr . McClelland filed written request that the permit be granted, signed by most all of the property owners in the district on Pacific Street . Councilmen Fowler and Krumm expressed favorable opinions to the application on the grounds that Mr . McClelland was engaged in the poultry business in a commercial way prior to the adoption of the zoning ordinance . Councilmen Thornquest and. Ford and • the Mayor expressed opinions opposing the granting of the permit on the grounds that while Mr. McClelland was within his rights to continue operations upon the same basis as prior to the adoption of the zoning Ordinance , they felt it would be }unwise and a bad precedent to permit him to enlarge his plant or increase his flock under the existing zoning Ordinance . The matter was discussed at some length joined in by Messrs Mattson and Johnson, realtors , opposing the granting of the permit as representatives of the new hotel project and other matters of large proportions look_ng toward the beautification and improvement of that district . The Mayor asked if any one else wished to be heard in the matter and no one responding, a motion by Councilman Thornquest seconded by Councilman Ford that the application be denied , was adopted by a majority vote of the Board , Councilmen Fowler and Krumm voting "no" on the motion. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Mayor announced that he had requested Mrs . Mullen to take charge of the music and program and W. T . Ferguson the decorations , for the annual municipal Christmas Tree Program at the triangle and the action of the Mayor was endirsed by the unanimous vote of the Board . SUNSET DRIVE A . Gregory addressed the Board suggesting the improvement of Sunset Drive by the elimination of certain grades and turns, and requested the City for 23o the services of the Engineering Department in making a survey of said drive with the idea and purpose of making same a wide boulevard . Upon motion, the Engineer was authorized and directed to render such services covering that portion of the Drive within the City limits . WYATT OPERA ROUSE Mayor Wheaton stated that in view of the fact that the Wyatt Opera HouRe— was the property of the City and had been closed, to the public by action of the Building Inspector as an unsafe place for public gatherings , he had requested the Inspector to secure the services of Mr . Mackey of Long Reach who is familiar with . the uniform building code under which this City is operating, for making a detailed survey and estimate of cost of improvements and alterations necessary to place the Wyatt in proper condition for use by the public . The action pf the Mayor was approve& by the unanimous vote of the Board with the further recommendation that the City Attorney secure the services of the State Housing Inspector for a check-up of what he considers necessary to be done . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . 07�/ AO Mayor , ity of Redlands , Calif. 'Attest : /i ,�`r at` -;it Jerk. e -0-0-0- Redlands California . December 19th, 1928 . Two o ' clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California, held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krum and Thornquest , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meetings of December 7th and December 14th , 1928 , were read and approved . ORAL PETITIONS Harry Leonard , realtor , addressed the Council as to the City:'.s attitude toward the sale of a small strip of land on the north side of Oriental Avenue between the City barns and Texas Street for industrial purposes , or for the sale to the City of a 60 foot strip of land along the east line of Texas Str .et adjoining the City ' s property . Referred to the Building Committee and Engineer for investigation and report . RESOLUTION No . 471 (E.Lugonia Ave . improvement ) A number of property owners being present interested in the assessment map 236 for improvement of East Lugonia Avenue under Resolution No . 471 , the Mayor stated that they would consider the aoproval of the map at this time . Mr. Harrell ad- dressed the Board stating that he considered the woaaihslooLn of a very poor quality and street in a very rough and unsatisfactory condition, particularly in the block immediately east of Church Street . Mcyor Wheaton stated that as a property owner along the Street he wished to express himself as of the same opinion as Mr . Harrell . Mr . Dickerson of the contracting firm of Pearson and Dickerson who did the work in this case , addressed the Board stating that he was sure the materials and mixtures used were according to specifications and that the work was first class in every way , but that he was not himself , satisfied with the rough condition of the finish as shown, and which apparent roughness was due to wet Leather at the time the finishing coat was put on. He assured the Council that the firm was ready to fix the work satisfactorily but that it could not be done until warm weather and that the firm would , upon approval of the assessment and accept- ance of the work at this time , execute a bond guaranteeing to the City that the work would be reconditioned and finished in a satisfactory manner whenever the temperature would permit . The Board members expressed themselves as desirous of furthex personal inspection of the work and determined to do so at the cUse of this days session and action on the assessment Map was ,Aeferred until after such inspection., CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING W. C . Collett and Fred Fowler , of the Merchants ' Association were present and addressed the Board requesting that the City gay the expense of lighting the Christmas Trees on the streets in the business district , stating that it would cost $40 .00 . The expense has heretofore been donated by the Edison Company who declined to do so this year . The City was assured that in future years , such expense would be included in the general scheme and be borne by the merchants interested . A motion that the sum of $40 .00 be aneronriate0 for such purpose this year only , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board and the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly , payable out of the general fund . REPORT Report of the Accountant for the month of November , 1928 , was presented and ordered filed. RES JLi*TIONS The following Resolutions were continued: Nos . 472 , 475 , 477 and 478 . RESOLUTION No . 473 (Sixth and Vine Sts improvement ) The Clerk presented the written reouest of H. H. Lienau , contractor under the said proceedings , requesting an extension of 60 days time for the completion of work , by reason of his being delayed_ by the Gas Company in placing its mains in the street . Upon motion, the request was granted by the unanimous vote of the Bo:rd. • 237 APPLICATIONS Applications of Albert J. Seltzer and W. M. Meier for positions on the ' local police force were presented and ordered filed , TREE _PETITION Tree Petition No.. 749 , A . S . Burney for permission to remove pe per and . sine trees along his property on Summit Avenue and Summit Avenue B, was granted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission and Tree Committee , and ordered filed . ORDINANCES Proposed Ordinance No . 712 , making West Lugonia Avenue a boulevard, was introduced by Councilman Thornquest and laid over under the rules. PLANNING COTl4IS,ZION The application of Wm. P. Greiner for permission to erect signs at certain street intersections directing travel to the "Shrine Childrens ' Home " at 1122 West Palm Avenue , presented to this Board at its last regular meeting and referred to the • Planning Commission for investigation and recommendation, was this day returned to this Board with the recommendation that the request be denied , whi2h recommendation was approved by the unanimous vote of the Council. Petition No . 3996 , signed by Emil Lipo , et al , for a change in the zoning ordinance affecting certain territories in the northwest section of the City , to- gether with the written 'recommendation of the Planning Commission relative to same were presented and ordered filed , and on potion, the Council fixed Thursday , December 27th, 1928 , at 7 o 'clock , P . M. in the Council Chamber , as the time and place for a public hearing upon said petition, and the Qlerk was authorized and directed to give public notice accordingly. WYATT OPERA HOUSE The Clerk pressnted copies of Resolutions adopted by the Y's Mens Club , ' the Lions Club and the Community Music Association, urging the City to make the necessary repairs to the Wyatt Opera House to retain it for the use of the public . He also presented a letter from Mitchell , Silberberg and Davis , Attorneys , Los Angeles , inclosing copy of condemnation notice served upon the West Coast Jr . Circuit , covering the Wyatt Opera .House , which communications were ordered filed . Mr. Mackie of Long Beach , called in consultation by the Building Inspector , was then introduced to the Council bythe Building Inspector . Mr. Mackie verbally stated that the Majestic Theatre repairs would exceed 50% of the value of the building and that he thought the inspector was justified in his condemnation. The Wyatt Opera House he considered not so bad or dangerous as the Majestic , but thought the Inspector was wise in closing both houses . After discussion, joined in by the members of the Council , the Building Inspector and Mr . Mackie were requested to make detailed written recom- mendations ' and submit same to this Board at their earliest convenience . BILLBOARDS The :Clerk presented a copy of the Modesto Ordinance governing the erection and maintenance of billboards and signs , which was referred to the Ordinance Committee . 238 He also presented a letter from the Foster-Kleiser Company relative to billboards maintained at the intersection of Church and Beacon Streets and_ Fern Avenue , of which complaints have been made to this Board. The Company stated they were in- vestigating the matter and Would communicate with the Council in a short while as to their findings and decision. STREET CLOSING Howard .Ave.nue.. The Los Angeles-First National Bank and the Mentone Development Company made written request for the closing of Howard Avenue as shown on mpp of Mentone Acres No . 2 . Referred to the Planning Commission for investigation and recom- mendation. LIBRARY TRUSTEES The term of office of Kirke H. Field and J. J. Prendergast as members of the Library Board of Trustees , eipiizing on December 31 , 1928, Mayor Wheaton appointed each to succeed himself, and on motion, said appointments were approved by the Council for the term ending December 31 , 1931 , The Clerk was directed to convey to the gentlemen the appreciation of this Board for the excellent services rendered to the City in this capacity . PnLICEMEN Chief of Police Thomas recommended that A . S. Parr , Willis Hook and H. L. Thomas , be appointed as members of the Police force , which recommendation was approved by the Police Committee and the unanimous vote of the Board. RESOLUTION - A7PRECIATION At the suggestion of Mayor Wheaton, the Board unanimously voted their sincere appreciation to Mr . Mason for the fine spirit displayed in furnishing and installing , at his expense , the bronze plate at the mausoleum, containing the names of the boys from this locality who lost their lives in the service of their country during the recent World War: AT,LEY TRAFFIC Chief of Police Thomas brought up the question of making one-way travel through the alleys in the business district , which was discussed at same length and the matter referred to the Chief and Police Committee for recommendation to this Board . MILL CREEK ZANJA WATER The proposal of C . T . Paine to sell to the City all his right , title and interest, in and to the Mill Creek Zania and water right therein was brought up by the City Attorney. The matter was discussed at some length from its several angles by the Attorney and members of the Council and the City Engineer. The City Attorney stated that the Grafton Water Company would take 3hours of Mr . ' Paines ' purported 7 hours , provided the City would release any claim for title it might have to the said b?, hours of the 7 hours in controversy. A motion by 230 Councilman Thornquest that the City release any and all claims it might have to the said 3k hours and purchase the remaining 3b hours , or all interest and title that Paine holds in said ditch or water , 'was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council , after Councilman Krumm requested his original vote of "no" be changed to "yes" . RE 0 '_'N o 4 (E Lugonia Ave Imp Assessmen£ Man1 After personal inspection of the improvement under the above Resolution No . A and after the Clerk had presented a communication unsigned (by reason of which the same was not considered by the Council) relating to the unsatisfactory condition of said street work , and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , upon motion all objections were overruled and denied and a motion by Councilman Thornquest seconded by Councilman Ford that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned to meet on Thurlday . December 27th. 1928 . at 7 o 'clock P. M. !& .aA A( / _!i/49 Mayor , ity of Redlands , alifornia . Attest : __"445. a s i . y C -rk . -0-0-J- Redlands , California . December 27th 1928 - Seven o 'clock , P. M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. present . Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest , together with the Clerk and Engineer. The Mayor stated that the first matter to be considered was Petition No . 3996 of certain property owners in the L;ourth Residential District for a change in the Zoning Ordinance relating to the keeping of poultry in commercial flocks . Several property owners being present , the Mayor asked if any one had anything to say regarding the matter . Those present expressed opinions favorable to the Petition. Mr . Moore of the Planning Commission_ stated that the Commission had considered the Petition and had filed a written recommendation with this Board. The Clerk presented the recommendation suggesting that the following described three districts be pormited to ,maintain poultry establishments in commercial quantities: 240 1 . Hunt ' s Addition on the east side of. Texas Street from Lugonia Avenut to Pennsylvania Avenue . 2. The district bounded by Texas Street , Columbia Street , Western Avenue and Lugonia Avenue . 3. The 330 feet lying immediately west of and adjacent to Clay Street between Lugonia Avenue and Pennsyl- vania Avenue . A motion by Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Brumm, that the Petition be granted, and the, City Attorney directed to prepare an Ordinance to make same effective , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. No further business coming before the Board , on motion, the meeting adjourned. Cr// ___ O � Mayor, City o Redlands , California. Attest : _ _• • -- C ke-r -0-0-0- ,I Redlands , California . January 2nd , 1929 . Two o ' clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present ; Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest . Absent : Councilman Ford . The minutes of the last regular meeting and the adjourned regular meeting of December 27th , 1928 , were read and approved. COi \TUWICATIONS A communication from the Automobile Club of Southern California relative to the glacing of markers upon certain streets in the City used as highways was presented and referred to the Police and Street Committees for investigation and recommendations to this Board. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk and Treasurer for the month of December _ 1928 , were presented and ordered filed. WYATT OP'RA HOUSE The written re-oort of Building inspector Armstrong , setting forth the necessary alterations to be made to tne Wyatt Opera House to permit the use of same as a place of public gathering, was presented. The C1•:rk presented a copy of the detailed report of J. E. Mackie of Long Beach, setting forth his findings relating ,.,._, to the Wyatt Opera House . The reports were ordered placed on file and after due consideration, a motion by Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Thornquest that 241 an architect be employed to make a blue print and estimate of costs for the im- provements and alterations recommended, by the Building Inspector , and that the sum of not exceeding $250 .00 be appropriated for the services of said architect , was - • . . - • .y- the unanimous vote of the four members present . The securing of the architect was left in the hands of the Building Committee , Councilmen Krumm and Ford . ORDINANCES _Ordinance No . 712 , making ':lest Luzonia Avenue a boulevard , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . ordinance No . 713 , Amending Zone 13-2 of Zoning Ordinance Nn 699 , was introduced by Councilman Thornquest and laid over under the rules . Ordinance No . 714 , Relatin_ t the Co lectin - , s_ .. _ . v. 8.0- was introduced by Councilman Thornquest and laid over under the rules . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 472 , 473 , 475 and 477 . RESOLUTIONS No . 478 LQrn ' l St . Libts , East Fern Ave . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given , to hear objections against the improvement district for the or the extent of the improvement on East Fern Avenue , particularly described in less uti.n of Intention No . 478 adopted on December 5th, 1928 . The Clerk reported that no written protes s lad •een filed . The Mayor inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 478 , Ordering the Work to be Done , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board . )'.{ILL CREEK WATER The Attorney presented an.Agreement for the purchase of one hour of Mill Creek Water from Ruth A . Curtis at the sum of $5000 .00 , payab]e $2500 .00 on or before the first day of March. 1929 . and $2500 .00 on or before the first day of March , 1938 Upon motion the Mayor and Clerk of this Board were authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City . The Attorney presented fa. r roposal relating to purchase and other matters pertaining to Mill Creek Water and rights in the Mill Creek Zanja of_CharLes T. The matter was discussed at some length by members of the Council and the City Attorney and Engineer and action deferred for further consideration on January 9th , 1929 , at 7 o 'clock , P. 'M. FLAG DISPLAY_ W. T . Ferguson brought up the matter of flag di ,p1, y and dsecoration for 242 the City Hall : Councilman Krumm suggested a large banner to be used generally for public occasions . After discussion it was determined to display the flag daily upon the City Hall. TREASURER - TRANSFER The City Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer from the General Fund, the sum of .$12 :000 to the Interest and Sinking Fund of Municipal Water Bondy , and 0'14 ,000 to the Interest and Sinking Fund of Redlands City Water Bonds . 1926 issue , and charge same to the Water Department of the General Fund . WEALTH AND SANITATTION Councilman Krumm brought up the matter of inspection relative to the handling of vegetables and fruits in open markets and uncovered . Also the inspection of premises for the purpose of securing better sanitary conditions . The Attorney was requested to prepare data relating to the operation of the present sanitary ordinance with the idea of havingacards printed with said information, for distribu- tion to the residents of the City. The Mayor suggested that special effort be made toward the cleaning up of alleys . Referred to the Street Department . MISCELLANEOUS The Building Committee and the Engineer recommended that no city property at Oriental Avenue and Texas Street be sold but that the sixty foot strip of land on the east line of Texas Street adjoining the City property be purchased whenever funds were available . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion- the meeting adjourned to meet January 9th . 1929 . at 7 o ' clock , P. M. Orr/ , � 1 Mayor , ity of Redlands , California . Attest : %��' • it -0-0-0- Redlands , California . January 9th, 1929 . 7 o 'clock , P. M. Pursuant to adjournment on January 2nd , 1929 , the City Council met on January 9th , 1929 , at 7 o 'clock, P. M. , with all members present except Councilman Ford . The Clerk, Attorney and Engineer were also present . pTANNING COMMTSSTON Mayor Wheaton named E. A . Moore to ?tweed himself as a member of the 243 local Planning Commission, which .action was approved by the unanimous vote of the four members present . __DEMAND AGA +ST CITY The Clerk presented the demand of Pearson & Dickerson in the sum of 07 ,577.82 for . • - w.r ._, < e T . ' < - . - under Resolution of Intention No . 471--said sum having been paid into the City Treasury by San Bernardino County toward the expense of said improvement . Upon motion the demand was ordered& and the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly , payable out of the general fund . MOVING PICTURES a Councilman Krumm brought up the question of the ordinance relating to Sunday picture shows and Censor Committee . The City Attorney read the ordinance now in effect and the Mayor suggested that as no petition for its repeal or protest to the type of pictures being shown , having come to this 3oard that he felt no consideration was due at this time , which suggestion was concurred in by a majority of the members of the Board present . The question of a censor nnmmipoinn was deferred for further consideration at a later date . Di C Z WATER The further consideration of the matter of purchase of certain water and rights in the Mill Creek Zanja of Charles T . Paine was next taken up. The City Attorney presented court order and decisions establishing certain rights of said Paine in the Mill Creek Zenja and water . A motion by Councilman Krumm , seconded by Fowler , that the action of this Board on December 19th, 1928 , relating to said Paine ' s ihterests in the Mill Creek Zanja be rescinded and held for naught , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . IIThe Committee consisting of H. H. Garstin, G. F Humphrey and Thomas San- born., the latter now deceased , which was appointed April 21 , 1926 , by the City Council as an Advisory Committee in matters concerning Mill Creek and Mill Creek Zanja water rights and purchase , filed a written report and recommendation con- cerning the interests and rights of the estate of Charles R. Paine , deceased , and of Charles _Treat Paine in the said Zanja . The said report was then duly considered and discussed , and the Council being fully advised therein , add the recommendation of the Water Committee being fully concurred in by the City Engineer and the City Attorney ; Upon motion of Councilman Fowler, duly seconded by Councilman Thornquest and carried by a majority vote of the four members present , Councilman Krumm voting "n0" , it was resolved that the City of Redlands convey to Charles Treat Paine 7 ' hours of Mill Creek water , 6 of said hours to consist of the so-called 3 o 'clock or bad hours and 1 other hour , and that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized , empowered and directed to execute the said conveyance and all other necessary instruments to complete this transaction. That in return for 24t1 such conveyance , the City of Redlands is to receive : . First_• A quitclaim deed from Charles Treat Paine and his wife , and Mary Elizabeth Paine individually , conveying all of the right , title and interest of the and Mary Elizabeth Paine estate of Charles R . Paine , deceased and of Charles Treat Paine/in and to all of the water and water rights of every nature , kind and character owned by the said estate and Lary Elizabeth Paine of Charles R. Paine , deceased , and oy Charles Treat Paine/ in and to the waters of Mill Creek and in and to the Mill Creek Zanja situate in the County of San Bernardino , State of California , including all Mill Creek water and water rights heretofore used for the irrigation of land or the watering of stock or for domestic use or for the maintenance of the said Zanja , and ; Second.: That concurrently with the deli‘ery of the above mentioned con- veyances , the said Charles Treat Paine shall execute and deliver to the City of Redlands , a contract agreeing to sell 32 hours of said Mill Creek water to the City of Redlands for the sum of 417 ,500 .00 , said contract to ie payable as follows : $5 ,000 payable annually on or before three years after date , all deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually ; that the City is to receive title to one hour of Mill Creek water for each of the five thousand dollar installment payments as and when they are made and the title to the balance of one and one-half hours upon the payment of the balance of $7 ,500 .00 . No further business demanding attention , upon motion , the meeting adiourne . Mayor, City of Redlands , California Attest : assail. _ C : -0-0-0-0- , Redlands , California . January 16th . 1929 . Two o 'clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornouest , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of' the last ,regular meeting and' the adjourned regular meeting of January 9th, 1929 , were read and approved . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the West Coast Junior Circuit expressing their appreciation of the courtesies extended by the members of the City Council in the 245 recent opening of the local theatre. was presented and ordered filed. REPORTS Report of the Clerk for the quarter ending December 31st , 1928, and the ,accountant , Fire Department and City Judge for the month of December, 1928 , and the Fast T,u onia Mutual Water Company for the year ending December 31 , 1928 , were presented and ordered filed . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 71:3 Amending Zone B-2 of Zoning Ordinance No . a99 , introduced at the last regular meeting was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayes Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Thornquest . Noes : None WYATT OPERA HOUSE The Building Committee to whom the matter of securing an architect for estimate of cost of repairs and alterations deemed necessary by the Building Tnsnentnr in his report of the closing of the 'Wyatt Opera House . made verbal statement that they had nothing definite to report at this time . The Mayor suggested the appointmemtl of twenty-five citizens as an advisory committee to make a survey of the building and the repairs and alterations to same deemed necessary to put same in a safe condition for public gathering, and to make detailed written report of their findings and recommendations to this Board. He named the following as members of the Committee : Paul W. Moore J. H. Logie E. A . Moore Herbert Ide Geo . P. Cortner C . C . Reasoner E. M. Cope Gordon Donald Ernest Cronepeyer Geo. S. Biggin Dr . C . S. Lombard Mrs. A . B. Drake Fred Matthis Mrs .Rex Jones Fred Clock Mrs . John H. Alder D. C . Lefferts Mrs. James F. Wheat and suggested that the following organizations be requested to name one member each to represent the organization on this Committee : Chamber of Commerce Community Players Redlands Realty Board Contemporary Club Elks Club American Legion Community Music Association He named gaul U. Moore to act as Chairman of the Committee of 26 and suggested that an amount not exceedi¢g $250 .00 be appropriated for use of the Committee in making the survey and securing estimates of cost . Councilman Krumm expressed himself in favor of the Board standing back of the Building Inspector' s report and recommendations and proceeding along that line , but that he had no particular objections to the suggestions made by the Mayor . After considerable discussion joined in by members of the Council , upon motion of Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Thornquest , the s ggestions and recommenda- tions of the Mayor were adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board , and the Clerk was directed to give written notice to the persons and organizations above mentioned . 246 PLANNING COI•ID•II3SION The Planning Commission filed its written report and recommendations as follows , to-wit : "1. That the petition of Mentone Development Company for the closing of Howard Avenue as set forth on Map of Trace No . 2153 , Mentone Acres No . 2 . be granted ; 2. That the petition of P ulopfsr for permission to iI maintain 150 chickens at No . 819 Tribune Street be denied; 3 . That the petition of J. W. Hages for permission to erect a store building 30 x 40 feet at the northwest corner of High Avenue and Eleventh Street be denied ; 4 . That the petition of H. B. Mathwic for leave to reconstruct his poultry plant at No . 939 E.Central Avnrwe., the leave sought being to rebuild the plant rather than to increase the size thereof , be granted; 5 . That the Planning Commission get into touch with Mr . Huizing and endeavor to work out with him some plan for the develop- ment of the property now being subdivided by Mr . Huiz; ng _south of the Country Club grounds to that the Master Plan and Mr . Huizing' s development work together." which report was ordered filed and on motion, the recommendations of the Commission were approved by the unanimous vote of the Council. APPLICATIONS Application of A . C . Ware for permission to build a sheet iron shed at the city dump grounds on Church Street at the Santa Ana Wash, and for a contract as caretaker of the dump for one year , was presented and ordered filed. After due consideration the application was denied. Mayor 'Viheaton then presented the verbal recuest of Mr. Marsh , the :itv garbage collector that the City dump be placed under his control and that he would take care of it in a proper manner for the sum of 4$50 .00 per month . Upon recommendation of the Sanitation @ommittee the request of Mr . Marsh was granted effective February 1 , 1929 , by the unanimous vote of the Board . EAST LUGOI'IIA MUTUAL WATER COMPANY An Agreement between H. L. Clock and the City , carrying into effect the action of this Board on September 19 , 1928 , authorizing the purchase of -60—share-s- of Tlast T.ugnn; a Mutual water CompF.ny stock for the sum of 86 .000 was presented and the Mayor and Clerk of this Board were authorized and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of the City . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 473 , 475 and 477: RESOLUTIOI; No . 472 -- Aseessment Map (Ptn Capon .7 Cypress Ave & Center Street Imp ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement on Cajon Street , wont cypress Avenue and Center Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 472, adopted May 28 , 1928 . , The Clerk presented a protest to the acceptance of the work , signed by . E.Watson and other property owners in the Assessment district , which was ordered 247 filed . The Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be ' t- a D . Whereupon a number of property holders entered their verbal protests as to the rough surface and the general manner in which the work was finished . Mr . F. W. T-Tammett nrotested particularly as to the manner of diversion of water at Walnut Avenue intersection. The Engineer explained in detail the manner in which the assessments were made and stated that diversion of water from Center Street was made wast Aq often as was deemed practical . Mr . Dickerson of the contracting firm of Pearson & Dickerson who did the work, was present and expressed himself as feeling satisfied the work would comply with the specificLtions and assured the Board and the property owners present that the firm would use its best endeavors to bring the job to a satisfactory finish and appearance and were willing to execute a surety bond to guarantee same provided the warrant was approved at this time . After due consideration a motion by Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Ford that all protests he overruled, and denied was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board and a motion by Councilman Thornquest seconded by Councilman Krum that the Assess- ment , as made by the Engineer , be aonroved and confirmed was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board , and the warrant ordered turned over to the contractors upon the execution of a bond in the sum of $1000 . guaranteeing that the work would be re- conditioned and finished in a satisfactory manner as soon as the weather would permit . The Clerk then presented a letter from the Pacific Electric Railway Company suggesting that they be not required to start work on the improvement of their tracks on West Cypress Avenue and Center Street until after the rainy season is over. The request was deemed a reasonable one and the delay granted , subject to the pleasure of this Board . ._RLS Ot.UT ION No . 478 (Orn'l Lights . E. Fern Avenue . ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work pxo posed to be don=I -,under Resolution of Intention No . 478 , ornamental lights on East Fern Avenue , the following proposal was submitted , publicly opened and declared : Wilms Electric Shop ?2 ,793 .00 The bid being referred to the Engineer for checking he reported the bid as Z being higher than former bids for work of this nature , whereupon , a motion by Douncilman Thornquest seconded by Councilman Fowler that the bid be rejected and that the Clerk be authorized and directed to readvertise for bids under this Resolution, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. . 1 RESOLUTION No . 479 (Alley Opening -- Iowa ¶ . ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the opening of an alley in the Iowa Tract,, all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 479 , to be here- after adopted . 248 w Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Sntentinn No . 479 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : ' Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 479 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 479 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 480 (rinsina Howard Avenue in Mentone Ares No _ 2 ) Upon request of Petition No . 399 '1 , L. A. First Nat 'l Tr . & Savings Bank and Jiilentone Development Company , and pursuant to xec_ammendatinns of the Planning Com- mission, the City Council of the City of Redlands adopted Revolution of Intention No . 480 , which provides for the closing of Howard Avenue ,in Pim ntone Acres No . 2 , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. r,-tA 1SOLEUn;I The Clerk brought to the attention of the Board the matter of use of name plates on the mausoleum crypts , stating that it had been called to his attention that plates different from the one adopted by this Board were being used . Mr . R. D. McIver was present and sustained the statement of the Clerk . Upon motion the matter was referred to the Cemetery Committee for investigation and report to this Board. MIS ELLANEOUS Paving of the Alley from Cypress Avenue to Home Place between Cajon and Fourth Streets , was discussed and action deferred until a later date . Councilman Ford advocated a boulevard stop on the south side of Citrus Avenue at the west line of Beacon Street . Referred to the Attorney . The purchase of the Paine water rights and interest in the Mill Creek Zanja was again dJ,scussed , but ho further action taken. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in regular session on January 23rd , 1929 . at four o 'clock, P. M. Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : avian. i7411407017.- -0-0-0-0- II 0-0-0-0- 249' Redlands , California . January 23rd 1929 . Four o 'clock,P.M. An adj_onrned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Thornquest , ICrumm , together with the Clerk and Attorney. Absent ; Councilman Ford. STOKES BEQUEST Attorney Halsey W. Allen addressed the Board urging that immediate action be taken relative to the bequest of land for park purposes by yiss 0. E. P. Stokes . He was advised. that action had been deferred awaiting a report from Mr . A . Gregory and others relating to plans regarding the matter. After discussion, Mr . Allen was assured that definite action would be taken at the regular meeting of February oth , and the Clerk was directed to so communicate to Mr . Gregory. SANITATIOPj The question of employment of a Sanitary Inspector was discussed and it was recommended that one be employed at a salary of $5 .00 per day based on an eight hour day., he to furnish his• ov,n transportation. The name of James Scott was sug- gested but the matter was left in the hands of the Committee with power to act . The Clerk was authorized and directed to have five thousand cards printed for the use of the Inspector . setting forth the main regulations for the handling of garbage and rubbish. ORANGE SHOW A . E. Isham, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce addressed the Board in request for an appropriation of $350 .00 toward the expense of the Redlands exhibit at this year ' s National Orange Show . After some discussion, a motion b1 Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Krumm that the request be granted , was adopted and the Clerk aut.iorized and directed to issue a warrant accordi%gly , payable out of the General Fund . MILL CREEL{ ZANJA WATER The question of the purchase of C . T . Paine ' w e rights and interest in the Mill Creek Zanja was further d ; snnsserl from several different angles , but due to the absence of Councilman Ford , action was deferred to an adjourned regular meeting of January 30th , 1929 , at four o 'clock , P. M. DEMANDS A demand of The Todd Company in the sum of 552 .87 for supplies was presented by the Clerk and ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in regular session at four a ' clock P. M. , January 30th , 19223 itTh AttestA. _ Mayor , Liity of Redlands , Calif. Wr rk. 2501 Redlands, California. ' January 30th, 1929. Four o' clock, P.M. Pursuant to adjournment, January 21rd. 1929, the, City Council of the City of Redlands , met at four o' clock, P. M. in regular adjourned session, at the regular place of meeting. Present: Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford, Fowler, Thornquest and Krumm, , together with the. Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. f OMMIJNT f!AT IOT.TS The Clerk presented a communication from the $tate' Railreed' Cnmmiacinn_ relative to the need of an advance sign at the Jifth Street crossing of the A. T. & S . F. Railroad. The communication was ordered filed and the Clerk was directed to retuest the Automobile Club of Southern Cal9fornia to ,D1ace the necessary sign or signs A communication from W. N. Jones , 817 WebsterStreet, this City, complaining of the careless and inattentive manner of an_officer handling traffic at Orange and State Streets recently, was presented and referred to the Police Cnmmittpe, .UNITARX INCRECTOZ Upon recommendation of the Sanitary Committee, ,Tames C . Scott was appointed _ Sanitary Inspector at a salary of 84.00 per day plus $1.-00_per day_'or the use of his automobile, dating from the 25" day of January, 1929, subject to termination_at the pleasure of this Board. LEAVE OF ABSENCE The Clerk presented the written request of' C. Dan Tripp for a leave of .bse c- from- his duties as CitytTraffic Officer for four months fromiFebruary 1st to June 1st, 1929. The request was ordered filed and upon recommendation of the Police Committee, leave of absence was granted by the unanimous vote of the:Board. POLICEMAN Upon recommendation of the Police Committee and Chief of Police, Robert L. Shaw was appointed a policeman, effective' February 1st, 1929, at a salary of $140.00 per month. AGREEMENT - R of W The Clerk presented an' Agreement between the Southern Pacific_Ra.i.l.r_oad_Gom- pany and the City of Redlands for the correction of an error in description in that certain Agreement dated June 29th, 1928, and recorded in Book 432 at Page 164, Officials Records of San Bernardino County. Upon motion duly seconded and carried, the Presi- dent and Clerk of this Council were authorized and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of this City. • GARBAGE Complaint of the caretaker at theCity- Dumping_grounds as to people dumping garbage was discussed but no action taken pending more definite infnrmatinn, 251 MILL CREEK ZANSA Paine Interests . The matter of acquiring the Paine water and interests in the Mill Creek Zanja was further considered, after which, a motion by Councilman Ford, seconded by Co4ncilman Fowler, that the action of this Board at its meeting on January 9,. 1929, be ratified, was adopted by a majority vote of the Board, Councilman Krumm voting "no." PLANNING COMMISSION The petition of the Community Hospital by' L. L. Moore. for permission to remove several_pepper trees in Terracina Park, was granted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission and the Park :Committee. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. � ty of" Redd§ , California. Attest:. Citi -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California. February 6th, 1929 . Two o' clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California, held at the regular place of meeting. Present; Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford, Fowler and Krumm, together with the Clerk,, Attorney and Engineer. Absent; Councilman Thornquest. The minutes of the last regular and the adjourned regular meetings were read and approved. COMMUNICATIONS Communications from the Engineering Department of the City of Los Angeles and from the Secretary of the League of California Municipalities relative to bilis • now before the California Legislature relating to sewage and waste disposal , were presented and referred to the' City Attorney- with power to -act . A communication from Freeman, smith and Camp Company., bond buyers and Attorneys , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the Automobile Club of Southern caiifornia relative to boulevard stop signs on West Lugonia Avenue was presented and ordered filed. A communication from E. H. Billings . 948 East Colton Avenue, relative to the condition of 4Chapel Street along Sylvan Park. was presented and referred to the 252 Engineer and Park Committee with power to act . A communication from the California Real Estate`_ Associa.tion giving notice of the Fourth Annual Meeting of the State Regional and City- Planning Conferences to be held at Fresno, California, February 14th and 15th, 1929, was presented and ordered filed, and a motion that two members of the,City Planning Commission attend, and a sum not to exceed $60.00 be appropriated toward their expense, was unanimously adopted. APPLICATION Application of Richard R . Renoe, Elsinore, California, for position on the police force, was presented and ordered filed. PETITIONS Petition No. 3998, )Ers . Mary ChaveQ , et al, for sidewalk, curb and gutter along the west side of' Orange Street from kelaware Avenue o Pennsylvania Avenue , was presented and ordered filed. See Resolution of Intention No. 481. _REPORTS Reports of the Clerk, Treasurer, Fire Department and Sanitary Inspector for the month of January, 1929, were presented and ordered filed. WYATT OPERA HOUSE The written report of'Paul W. Moore, Chairman of the Advi4orj committee recently appointed by this Board to investigate conditions and costs of repairs to the Wyatt Opera° House, together with the written report of Frank J. Solt , ,general Contractor, San Bernardino, California, and S . L. Pillar, certified architect, Riverside, California, were presented and ordered filed. The report of the Chairman of the Committee was in words and figures following, to-wit: Redlands, California February 6, 1929. To the Honorable Board of Trustees City of' Redlands Gentlemen: The Citizens Committee appointed by your. body which was asked to investigate the cost of repairs of the Wyatt Theatre has held several meetings and' has also made a thorough inspection of the building. Advice and a report from a competent builder was asked and Mr. F. J. Solt, of' San Bernardino complied gratitously. He was assisted by Mr. FrankcPaxton' Perrine who attended the meetings and was most courteous in answering questions . This report is herewith attached. Dr'. C . S . Lombard, a member of the comr- ittse personally asked Mr . S . L . Pillar, of' Riverside, to make an independent report . This also is attached hereto . Your Committee has incurred no expense in making this investigation. After a full discussion of the matter the following motion was passed by a voteof 15 to 5: "This committee in view of the limited nedd for the Wyatt Theater recommend to the' City Trustees that the repair of the building is not advisable." This report of your committee is respectfully submitted. Paul W. Moore' (Signed) Paul W. Moore, Chairman. X1253 A vote of anpreciation was given the members of the Committee for their gratuitous services and the Clerk was directed to convey same to each member. The question of repairs to render the building safe so far as the drug store portion is concerned was referred to the Building Committee for investigation. Councilman Krumm stated he had looked into the matter to some extent and felt sure that such repairs could be made at' a cost not exceeding.$150.0O . The Clerk was directed to sedure the necessary public liability insurance to cover the store building. DEED r/w Deed from F. Ray Barron for right of way for pipeline along the south side of the Northeast 4uarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 13, Township 1 South,. Range 3 West , was presented, accepted and ordered placed of record. STOKES BEQUEST Attorney•Halsey Allen', Messrs A. Gregory and H. H. Ford addressed the Board recommending that the bequest be accepted by the City. Councilman Ford and Mayor Wheaton expressed themselves as favorable to such action considering the program for proposed improvement and beautification by property owners in the district and upon motion by Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Fowler, the following resolution, was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present: Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Redlands , County of San Bernardino, State of California, a municipal corporation of the said State of California, that the devises of land for a public park made to the City of Redlands under Article Nineteenth of the will of Olivia Egleston Phelps Stokes and under Article Seventh of the codicil thereto dated October 12, 1927, be and is hereby accepted, subject to all the terms and conditions as set forth in the will of said deceased, an exemplified copy of which is on file in the office of the County Clerk of the County of San Bernardino in probate proceedings designated on the files of said court as No . 8593. TAX REFUNDS AND REBATES Upon motion duly seconded and carried, tax for weaning waads off vacant lots amounting to $1 .25, against property of E . S . Libbt was ordered rebated, and as per custom of former years , the -City tax amounting to $1.060 .18 on the property of Daniel Smiley (Smiley Park) for the year 1928, was ordered rebate& and the Clerk was authorized and directed to credit the tax Cdllector with said sums . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued: Nos . 475, 477 , 479 and 480. RESOLUTI* Nn . 473 [Sixth & Vine Streets imprnvemen.t) The written request of H. H . Ljenau,, contractor, for an extension of sixty says time for the completion of the work and issuance of bonds on said improvement., was presented, ordered filed, and upon motion the request was granted by the unani- mous vote of the four members present. .4; 254 BIDS RESOLUTION No. 478 ( Ornament]. Lights , East Fern Ave. ) This beingthe time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 47Q, ornamental lights on East Fern Avenue, the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and- declared: Walker & Martin 4215 So . Western Ave , Los Angeles $2,485.00 1Tndergnound Construction Co . 2,761.00 Wilms Electric Shop 2, 589.00 Redlands Electric Co . 2, 527 .59 One uther bid, T. 0. Marvell, 218 West Colton Avenue, was presented but not made public and was ordered returned to the bidder on account of no bond or certified check accompanying. The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Walker & Martin, 4215 So . Western Ave, Los Angeles , California, was reasonable and the lowest and recommended tiat the award be made accordingly, whereupon The Board adopted Resolution of' Award No . 478, which provides that the contract for said work toes o Walk r & M rt `n. at the price mentioned in their bid. All other bids were rejedted. RESOLUTION No . 481 (O1pening and Widening of Orange St) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for thesopening and widening of orange Street on the west side, from' State Street to the alley north. all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of` Intention No. 481 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 481, whereupon the' Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved: That the plans , profile, detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 481, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the° Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No. 481 , which provides for the work and improvement, and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 48Z. (Paving Alley in Block 4 of the Town Plat.) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit p1ang and specifications for the paving of ap alley in Block 4, Town Plat, all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No. 482, to be here- ater adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and suhmit ed plan§ and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 482, 255 whereupon the Board adopted the following ResoTutirnk Resolved: That the plans , profile, detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the' City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 482, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention p . 482, which provides for the work and improvement, and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 481 (Sidewalks , curb an. au er on ' es side of Ora.n• e ,Sefrom Delaware Ave to Pe• • . . _ - • ' , - m , - Oil • -Ori motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of the west side of Orange Street .from Delaware Avenue to Pennsylva i_a Avenue, all as contemplated by proposed Lem elution of' Intention No . 483, to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 483, whereupon the Board _adopted the following Resolution: Resolved: That the plans , profile, detailed drawings and specifications prepared by theeCity Engineer for the work and improvement .contemplated under proposed Resolution of• Inten- tion No . 483, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the' Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 481. which provides- for the work and improvement and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESIGNATION The Clerk presented the resignation of Councilman Thornquest, effective March 1st, 1929. and upon motion duly seconded and carried action was deferred until the regular meeting of February 20th, 1929 . POULTRY Mr . 2vid McClelland', Pacific Street , addressed the Board in request for permission to rebuild and alter his present poultry buildings , converting a pigeon house into a poultry house, but erecting no new buildings nor increasing his flock.. Mr . McClelland is now operating a poultry yard on a commercial basis , and a motion that his request be granted with the directed understanding and agreement that he erect no new buildings nor increase his flock of poultry, was duly seconded and carried by the unanimous vote of the four members present. PLANNING COMMISSION Attorney Hartzell presented the report of the Planning Commission recom- mending that a public meeting be held on February 13, 1929, at four o' clock P . for consideration of the re-zoning of a portion of the first residential district, placing it in the fourth Residential District, which portion is described as 'follows: Commencing. at the intersection of the north line of Fern Avenue and the East line of Church Street ; thence northerly along the East line of Church Street to the north line of Central Avenue; thence east on Central Avenue 115 feet from and 256 parallel with the east line of Church Street to the Mill CreektZanja; thence westerly along Mill Creek Zanja to Ninth Street; thence south on Ninth Street to State Street; thence east on State Street to Beacon Street; thence southerly on Beacon Street to the intersection of Fern Avenue, Church Street and Beacon Street. Upon moti,oX. duly seconded and carried, the recommendations of the Planning Commission were approved, and the • Clerk was directed to give necessary- public notice . CEMETERY The question of type of plate to be used on the mausoleum crypts was again considered and upon recommendation of the cemetery Committee it was ordered that no elate or marker other than the plate placed by the City be permitted, ex- cept the x-ceptthe small plate for the name may be of the raised letter type. The City Attorney was requested to prepare a set of rules governing the use of the mausoleum to posted at the building. The Engineer presented a tentative plat of additional cemetery lots which '. was approved by the Council: GARBAGE Isaac Albert entered complaint as to amount of the monthly charge by the garbage collector for services rendered at his several places on High Avenue and Pearl Avenue. Referred to the Sanitary Committee with power to act. FIRE HAZARD Councilman KrumML suggested a more drastic Ordinance relative to fire hazard causes in the business district particularly. The Fire Committee, with the Fire Chief , were requested to prepare a tentative ordinance as they deem proper and submit same to this Board for further consideration. AUTO WRECKM_YARD The Auto Wrecking and Junk Yard on the south side of East State Street, ' east of Sixth Street, maintained in violation of the zoning restrictions , was discussed, and the City Attorney was authorized and directed to notify the owner and operator of said property accordingly. CULVERTS • A. Gregory addressed the Board stating that he was grading some new roads , putting them in good condition at his own expense, near Sunset Drive and he needed some 12" culverts and requested the city to furnish the culverts . Upon motion the request was granted under the supervision of the City Engineer . PEPPER PARK The improvement of Pepp r_P_ark with curb, , gutter and a strip of lawn,. was ordered as per plans of the Engineer and Park Committee . BUILDING ISISP.E.CTOR ' Verbal complaints of Mr. Chestnut, building- contractor, and others , relative to the requirements of the Building Code as interpreted by the Building Inspeftor, 257 were discussed and Board members expressed themselves in favor of upholding the Building Code and standing by the Building Inspector. GASOLINE, TIRES, ETC. The Mayor brought up the question of the advisability of the City constructs ing and operating its own gasoline supply station, purchasing _gas, tires , etc. , at wholesale. Councilman Krumm thought the City should install a 1000 gallon tank and proper equipment and place a man in charge and purchase tires at wholesale and make what repairs they could to the City' s automobiles and machinery. The Council was favorable to such a proposition and requested the_Eng.ineem to secure data and in- formation as to cost and report to this Board. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting_adjourne_d to meet on February 13th, 1929 , at four o'clock, P. M. in regular adjourned session. .410 Mayor , City of Redlands , California. Attest: City-C- erk. -0-0-0- Redlands , California. February l th. 1929. Four o' clock., P. M. An adjourned regular. meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands, California, held at the regular place of meeting. _Present: Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford, Fowler, Krumm and Thornquest, together with the' Clerk and Engineer. ORAL PETITIONS F. Arthur Cortner addressed the Board on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. giving details as to a proposed "Week of Flowers" for April 8-13, 1929, stating that an effort was being made to make this an annual event for the month of April, and that the project had been endorsed by the civic bodies of the City and the schools, wild was to be held in connection with the flower show and childrens' parade , with added features to make it a week to be known as the "Week of Flowers" . He stated that the estimated cost was $820. and the Chamber of Commerce was contributing half of said amount and the City. Council was requested to appropriate_ a like amount for this yeatYE program. The matter was discussed at some length after which a motion by Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Fowler that the sum of $410.00 be appro- . 258 priated to the Chamber of' Commerce to be used for said purpose only was adopted by the .unanimo_us vote of the Council, and the' Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrar{t accordingly payable out of the, General Fund. POLICE COMMITTEE Councilman' Thornquest', Chairman of the Police Committee, presented the request of the Chief for- filing equipment, stating that he had no suitable equipment for filing papers that should be retained. Referred to the• Police' Committee with power to act . APPLICATION - PERMIT G. Huizing, Contractor, made request for a special permit in the matter of alterations and repairs at "The Olive" , northeast corner of Fourth Street and O] ive' Avenue. The' uilding• Inspector stated to the Board that the final draft of the 1927 Uniform Building Code would_permit :alterations as desired by Mr_. .Huiz- ng, while the preliminary draft of said code under which this City is now operating WDuld not permit such, stating further that he was presenting to this City for adoption, the final draft of said code . In view of above facts , a motion duly seconded, that' Mr. Huizing be granted a special permit , was adopted by the Council. ORDINANCE Ordinance No. 715.1 Adopting., by Reference , Uniform•Building Code, 197 Edition, December', 1928 publication, was introduced by Councilman Fowler. and laid over under the rules . The' Building Inspector and the Fire Committee were requested to present to the CitytAttorney such data and information as will enable him to prepare an ordinance relating to fire -hazards and fire districts as they deem necessary under the new building code. AMENDING ZONING" ORDINANCE This being the time set for consideration of the recommendation of the Planning Commission for the re-zoning of a portion of the FirstRes_idential District and placing it in the Fourth' Residential District , and the notice of hearing having been duly given by publication in the Redlands Daily Facts , the Mayor asked if any one was present that wished to be-heard in the matter, and no one responding and no written objections being filed, upon motion duly seconded and carried, the change as suggested by the Planning' Commission was adopted and approved_and. the City Attorney was authorized and directed to prepare an Ordinanc_a.for introduction and passage, making said change effective. GASOLINE AND EQUIPMENT The Engineer presented three proposals for gasoline tank' andpump together with several bids for the supplying of gasoline to the City, as per request of this Board at its last meeting. The Council decided to open the bids for the equipment, but not coaaiagr the bids for gasoline at this time . The following proposals for 250 equipment were then Publicly opened and declared, and refereed to the Engineer and Street Committee with full power to act: iCeesee Manufacturing Co . , Inc. 2001 W.Belgrave Ave , Huntington Park, Los Angeles , California. $ 397.88 f.o.b. Boyle-Dayton Company 5190 Santa Fe Ave. , Los Angeles 384.30 " Safety Steel Products Company 1357 E. 17th St. , Los Angeles 375.40 " The Clerk was authorized and directed to advertise for bids for supplying soling, etc: , to the City, bids to bs_opened_Febr_uar_y_2QSh, 1929, at two o' clock P. M. 2.23IQ5, Petition of J. H. Stewart for permission to lay ,and maintain a steel .i .eline on the south side of the easement granted to the City of Redlands by the Southern Pacifid Railroad Company, for road purposes in San Timoteo Canyon, was -presented and upon recommendation of the Street Superintendent, was gran_tad..by the unanimous vote of the Board. COMMUNICATION A communication from Mrs . Helene Duvall, 1030 E. Central Avenue, addressed to E. A. Moore of the Planning Commission, relative to annoyance and discomfort caused, as she claims , from the keeping of stock and poultry by other residents in her neighborhood, was presented to the Board by Councilman Krumm., who stated that he and Councilman Fowler had investigated the complaint, and found nothing ouS of the ordinary conditions existing, and further stated that the sanitary conditions maintained were good. The communication was ordered placed on file. DEED - 'PAINE INTERESTS MCZ The Attorney presented deed to the City for the Paine interests in the Mill Creek Zanja and water, and after due consideration, the following Resolution was duly-adopted.: 'RESOLVED, that the City of Redlands accept title to that certain water and water right described in quitclaim deed to be 'executed by Charles Treat Paine , Ethel S. Paine , his wife , and Mary Elizabeth Paine , a widow, conveying to the City of Redlands , a municipal corporation, all of the right , title and interest of the first parties in and to certain water and water rights in Mill Creek and Mill Creek Zanja , and that the City Clerk of the City of Redlands be and he is hereby authorized to register and place such deed or deeds of record. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned_ V1ifC/1/Il //( Mayor, City of edlands , California /e - Attest : / Ci - k. -0-0-0- . 260 Redlands , California . February 20th . 1929 . Two o ' clock , P. M. A Lagular _meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krum and Thornquest , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved . APPLICATIONS Application of ,Norman H. Edwards , Yucaipa , California , for a position on the local police force was presented and ordered filed . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 71.15 , Adapting, by reference , the Uniform Building Code_, 1927 Edition, December , 1928, publication , introduced at the adjourned regular meeting of February 13th, 1929 , was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. Drdinance No . 716 , Re-2oninR a portion of the First Resittial District , was introduced. by Councilman Fowler and laid over under the rules . REPORTS fieports of the City Judge and Accountant for the month of January, 1929, were presented and ordered filed . The Engineer reported in the matter of bids received on February 13th, 1929 , foregasoline pump and equipment , that all bids submitted on February 13th, 1929 , had been rejected , and that the following equipment had been purchased from the San Bernardino Pump Company , at the prices stated: One Wayne Air-lift pump with hose , meter and valve $ 80 .00 One 1000 _gallon 12 gauge tank 85.00 One 3/4 Horse Power Double stage clear vision Air Compressor with 25 foot hose 215 .0.0 One Universal Inflator 10 .00 $ 5130 .00 Net which action was approved by the unanimous vote of the Council. RESOLUTIONS On motion , the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 475 , 477 , 478 , 481, 482 and 483 . RESOLUTION No . 47.3 (E. Vine and 6SixM . Paving) Assessment May The Clerk notified the .;Board tha.t 'this was the ti_me_and place set pursuant to statute for the jiearing. in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s ,Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of East Vine and Sixth Streets, as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 473,, adopted August 1 , 1928. The Clerk presented the written protests of Geo . J. Kalla and Mary A . Wood , calling attention to a bad place or two in the paving . Mr . Levering , represent- ing the contractor, was present and stated that the places mentioned were caused by 26 the settling of trenches duo. by the water and gas cwmpanies and that the contractor would repair same to the satisfaction of the City Engineer as soon as the settling of the ditches ceased. A motion by Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Krum that the protests be overruled and denied and that the assessment may as prepared by the Engineer be approved , was adooted _by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION No . 479 (Alley_Opening-Iowa Tract .) This being the time set for the hearing of protests on the proposed opening of alley in Iowa Tract , and none being rnade or _fi1Pd, on motion the Board duly adopted Resolution No . 479 , relating to the opening_ of said alley as proposed , and appointing R. A . Covington, F. A . Kimball and Cloid Gray as Commissioners to assess the benefits and' danages , and to have general supervision of the work relating t:e reto . RESOLUTION No . 480 (Howard Avenue closing_, Mentone Acres No . 2) On motion duly seconded and carried , the Board Adopted the following ' Res. lutio : "Resolved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands, that that por- tion of coward Avenue in Mentone Acres No . 2 , lying between Granite Street and Wabash Avenue , in the City of Redlands , be and the same is hereby closed , vacated and abandoned; It is further Resolved : that it appears to the Board of Trustees of said city , that there are no costs , damages or expenses occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said Avenue , as aforesaid, and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs , damages or expenses for the same , therefore , no commissioners are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work Or to have supervision thereof. " ORANGE STREET WIDENING Attorney Bruce S,ebille representing the Leaseholders Corporation,. sought ;1.nformation as to the attitude of the Council in the proposed widening ofOrange Street from State Street to the alley north. He was advised that it was the inten- tion of the Boand to proceed in the matter to the final acouisition of the ten foot strip .along the west line of Orange Street as set out in Resolution of Intention No . (481 . BIDS - PIPE This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised ,_for pipe the following bids were publicly opened and declared : '[ell Q, Haldeman Corp . , Los Angeles 6000 ' 4" Dipped Steel Pipe $ 24.30 CFT Western Pipe & Steel Co . , Los Aggeles 6000 ' 4" Dipped Steel Pipe .25 ft Pacific Pipe & Supply Co . , Los Angeles . 6300 ' 41 Dipped Steel Pipe 25 .90 CFT Crane Company , Los Angeles .6000 ' 4" Dipped Steel Pipe 25 .50 CFT P: ° T. e' ' . e and :zte_e1 Compa.: Los H..geles 6330 ' 4" welded Steel Pipe .30 ft 6030 ' 41 welded Tontan pipe .33 ft 262 r.;,l ; fofli2 Pipe Pc 5upply_ Company , Los Angeles 2003 ' 4" Dipped Steel pipe w 26 .75 CFT Santa Fe Pine & Supply Company , Los Angeles 6330 ' 4" Dipped Steel pipe (5 .25#) 23 .50 OFT 6000 ' 4" Dipped Steel Pipe (6 .130 25..20 CFT 6000 ' 4" Screw pipe 48 .20 OFT American Cast Iron Pine Company , Los Angeles 6000 ' Cast Iron Pipe .40 ft Pacific States Cast Iron Pine Co . , Los Angeles 6030 ' 4" Cast Iron Pipe .375 ft The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking , • he reported that the bid of Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company , Los Angeles , was reasonable and the lowest for cast iron ripe , and recommended that the award, be made accordingly, which recommendation was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board,. GASOLII: This being the time set for the openingsofoids as advertised , for gasoline , the followi•;g bids were publicly opened and declared : Shell Oil Company 2Ii per gal . less than tank truck price with maximum charge of l5z/ per gal . Union Oil Company of California 3/ per gal . less than tank truck price Santa Fe Oil Company Marine gasoline , 5/ less than Service Station retail price Redlands Oil Company Gasoline at 13_;;1 per gallon The Texas Company 2V per gal . less than tank wagon price Home Oil Company 6/ per gal . less than retail -rice Standard Oil Company 3V per gal less than tank r✓..gon price with a maximum charge of 13) per gal . The bids being referred to theQityr:rgineer for checking, he reported that the bid of the Standard Oil Company was reasonable and. the most favorable for the City , and recommended that the award, be made accordingly , which recommendation was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . SEVIER The Engineer presented plans for a sewer to serve the district of Summit Avenue 3 and Camp jell Avenue • Mr . Gibson was present and. protested the proposed improvement as being exce'sive in cost to the benefits derived . It developed that cesspools Could be constructed at a very ?anginal. cost and that the need of sewer facilities was limited at this time , anda motion that proceedings. be deferred until some later date was adopted b: the unanimous vote of the Board . Harry Leonard . realtor4 submitted to this Board a verbal proposal to sell the 60 foot strip of land along the east line of Texas Street betiieen Oriental Avenue and the A . T. & S. F. Railroad to the City at a price of il ,000 .00 . Referred to the „Engineer and Street Committee for iuv_estigation and report . 1 263. MILL CREEK ZAIIJA The Attorney presented the report of H. H. Garstin and Geo . F. Humphrey of the Water Committee , relative to the interests of Col . J. Pierce in the Mill Creek Zanja . The report was ordered filed and the At�tnruev authorized to proceed with consummation of the acouisition of the rights of Mr. Pierce on the basis out- lined by the Committee and present same to this Bo rd for farther consideration. DELINCTJENT The City Attorney presented the proposal of Herbert C . Kelly to pay the City 8.71.�Q for release from delinquent cit xea for the years 1914-1927 inclusive , on Lot 8 , Block C . Shorey ' s Subdivision. and recommended that the Board accept that amount in view of the fact that title to said property was in the State at various times during said period and the 875 .0Q being sufficient to coder the original amount of tax assessed against the property . On motion duly seconded and carried_ the recommendation of the Attorney was approved and the Clerk authorized and directed to execute a certificate of redemption accordingly . yENTONE WATER COMPANY The verbal proposal of the Mentone Water Company to sell its holdings to the City of Redlands , was presented and referred to the Crater Committea. of this Board and the Engineer for investigation and report . RADIO INTERFEi:ENCE Mayor Wheaton brought up the matter of regulations , etc . , as to radio interference. After discussion, Frank. Mooney , Ed . R . Fisher, Brooke Sawyes_and Seymour Jones were appointed as a Committee for investigation and report to this Board. MEP,TONE ACRE: No . 2 Map of Tract No .2✓4 , A Re-Subdivision of Mentone Acres No . 21 Tract ' No . 2153 , was presented and accented and. the President and Clerk cf this 3oard were authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of this City . A .Re-Subdivision of Mentone Acres No . 2. Tract No . 2153 , throwing a portion of same back i.nt_oeac.reage._having been approved by this Council , W. E. Howard was given )ermiscion to remove approximately 7.600 feet of water pipe laid in said tract at sakd I)pward ' s expense , all subject to plans of the City Engineer . WATER AND CONNNECTTION The City Engineer was authorized and, directed to install a water service connection to Mrs . Emily I . Parker . San Timoteo Canyon, without collecting the 850.00 charge for son-city resident , a part of her property being in the city and she havingeaiven to the city land for park purposes in the Canyon. The Fnineer was authorized to have a 26" well out down on the Texas Street site , and the Clerk was authorized and directed to advertise for bid; accordingly . WEST STATE STREET The improvement of West State Street west of First Street by wideniM 264 and straightening was discussed and referred to the Engineer for the securing of deeds of right-of-way necessary for same . RESIGNATION II The resignation of Councilman Thornauest heretofore filed with this Board was next considered . Councilman Thornquest insisted upon the acceptance of his resignation on account of business demands upon his time and after e:curesstons of ' regret from other members of the Board and appreciation of his services during the ' past years , a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Krumm that the _esi n: - tion be acceoted , effective March 1 , 1929 , was adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Ford, Fowler and Krumm. Not votn41: Councilman Thornqut.st . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on mention the meeting adjourned . Mayo'�or,rLity of hedlands , California . 1441 II Attest : , Cly--o3-ef"k . -0-3-0- Redlands , California . March 6th, 19_29. Two o 'clock, P. M. IIA xeaularSelimg_of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California, held at the regular plane of meeting. RPresent : Mayor Wheaton, Councilman Ford , Fowler and Krumm, together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. Vacancy_: One . The minutes of the last regular meeting were ,_read andea_pproved, VACANCY IN COUNCIL Mayor Wheaton called attention of the members of the Council to the vacancy existing by reason of the resignation of CouncJ,lman_Tho.rnquuest , accepted at the last meeting of this Board, effective March 1st , 1929 , and recommended Harry T. Nott for the position. No other name being presented , a, motion by Councilman Ford seconded by Councilman Krumm that the recommendation of the Mayor be approved, was adopted by II the unanimous vote of the four members . Mr. Nott was notified of his selection and presented himself at the Council Chamber, The Clerk administered the oath and Mr. Nott was duly and regularly inducted into the Council and &ssumed his duties at the ' Council table. I 265 .APPLICATIONS Application of J. W.Hayg for permission to erect a bungalow store with a II set back of 15 feet from the street lines, at the northwest corner of High Avenue and Eleventh Street , was next considered , Mr. Hays personally making his plea for the granting of the application. The application having heretofore been considered by the Planning Commission and returned to this Board with the recommendation that the request be denied, a motion by Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Ford that the recommendation of the Planning_Commission be approved and the application be denied, wag duly adopted . Application of J. C. Jury for permission to erect a duplex house on East State Street east of Beacon Street was presented and ordered filed. The restrictions for such building in said district having been removed by Ordinance No . 716 , changing the zone lines in said district , no action was_deeme.dnaaeasan . Application of Leona Sanborn for permission to operate a refreshment stand on the north side of East Colton,Avenue east.o Ghurch_,St.reet_. was presented and ordered filed, such business being prohibited by_eed to the property. Application of Foster-Kleiser Company for permission to place signs on the north wall of a store building at 523 Orange Street and on Lot 10 , Block 13, Town Plat , approximately 80 feet east of Sixth Street on the south side of East State Street , was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board , Mr . Coggeshall of said coma pany advising the Board that he had removed the sign on the east side of Beacon Street north of Fern Avenue as per request of this Board a few months ago . Application o, Cook-Linsley Company_ for permission to lay a six foot strip of linoleum across the sidewalk at 115 E. State Street , was denied byt the unanimous vote of the Board.. COMMUNICATIONS II A communication from the Secretary of the Redlands Heights Water Company_ giving notice of the annual meeting of the stockholders of said Company to be held on March 19 , 1929 . at 3 :30 o 'clock. , P. M., was presented and ordered filed, and Engineer_ to _e '_ appointed to represent the City at said meeting. REPORTS Reports of the City Clerk, Treasurer, Sanitary Inspector . Recorder and Fire Department , for the month of .Eebruary . 1929 , were presented and ordered filed. TREE PETITIONS Tree . etition No. 751 , Mrs. Kittie Baker• and Tree Petition No . 752, R. S. Johnson,were denied,_ and Tree Petition No. 753, Lee Dague and Tree Petition No . 754 , R. Caldwell, were granted,_ all as per recommendation II of the Planning Commission this day filed with this Hoard. PETITIONS 'Petition No . 3999, ter Shearing, et al, for narrowing_the width of Tennessee „ 1. 66 Street between Colton Avenue and Brookside Avenue , having been considered by the Planning Commission, was presented to this Board with theerecommendation that the reouest be denied and that the Supervisors of the County be notified by the ' City Clerk at once. Upon motion duly seconded and carried, the recommendation of the anning Commission was approved. PLANNING COMMISSI0I The written report and recommendations of the Planning Commission of its meeting held on the 5th day of March, 1929 , was presented, approved and ordered filed. ORDINANCES Ordinance No. 716 , Amending Zoning Ordinance No . 699, introduced at the last regular meeting, was tiny adopted by the following vote ; Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Pewter , Krumm and Nott . Noes : None. BIDS - WELL DRILLING_ This being the time set by egvertisement_ for the opening of bida, for ' drilling a 26 inch well on City property at the northwest (tomer otiexas..treet And West Lugonia Av_enuie , the following bids were submitted, publicly opened and declared' Roeooe Aio_ss_Q.ompany, $ 4,842.00 Additional drilling ,etc . $11.26 lin. ft . Southern ,California We1T Drilling Cor-D. $11 .50 per foot.. W. D. Anderson $10 .85 per foot . The , ida being referred to the City -Engineer for eh:ecting, he reported that the bid of W. D. Anderson, was reasonable amd the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly; which recommendation was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. RESOLUTIONS On motion the following Resolutions were continued: Nos . 477,478 ,479 and 48.'. ,RESOLUTION No . 475 (Sylvan Boulevard Widening)' A change in the proposed lines of Sylvan Boulevard being desired , upon recommendation of the Engineer and Street Committee, all work and proceedings under Resolution Nn. 475. were abandoned and held for naught. r RESOLUTION No . 483 (Sidewalks, Orange ST-Delaware to rennsylvania ) The Clerk notified. the Board that this was the time ,and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the improvement on Orange Street , Between Delaware and Pennsylvania , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No. 483 , adopted February 6 , 1929. The Clerk presented the written protests of a number of property owners to the proposed improvement , which were ordered filed. George Rowe addressed the ' Board stating that it was his opinion that there would be no great objections to curb and gutter provided it a_p plied to both sides of the street. After due • °f r 267 consideration, a motion that 811 proceedingss under Resolution of Intention l . 483 , be l bandoned and held for naught was unanimously adopted , and the City Engineer was directed to prepare plans and specifications for curbs and gutters on both sides of the street from Delaware to Pennsylvania Avenue. RESOLUTION No. 482 (Alley Paving., Block 4, Town Plat ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time ,and place set pursuant to statute , ,and notice given, to hear obiegtiona against the improvement or the ex- tent of the dietriot for improvement of Al e__rn B.i.o_ck _,—T°owim P1 At , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 482, adopted February 6 , 1929. The Mayor inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter, and no one responding, the Board found that they hadacquired_Juris_ diction to proceed with the p o e ., whereupon ResolutiALiio,.4R2, Ordering, the Work to be Done , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The diagram of thel assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board. RESOLUTION No . 484 ( Sylvan Boulevard-Widening. ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the widening of Sylvan Boulevard , all as contemplated by proposed Fps_olution of Intention No, 484 , to, be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 484, whereupon the Board a_dovted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No. 484 . be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 484, which provides for the work and improvement and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No_ 485 _ (Orange St . Widening. East side , N of State St ) On motion, the Board adopteda Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of the east side of Orange Street , north of State Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 485 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 485, be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. 268 On motion, the .Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No. 485 , which provides for the work, and improvement and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. DEED M.C.Z. WATER Attorney Hartzell presented deed from L. 0. Yount conveying to the City 57 minutes of Mill Creek Water at the rate of $5,000.00 per hour, and upon motion, the following Resolution was dul.y_adopt.ed : aesolved; That the City of Redlands, San Bernardino County, California , accept title to and deeds or other instruments con- veying title to said City of 57 minutes of Mill Creek Water and water rights from L. O. Yount , and that the City pay for the same out of the funds of said City, and that such conveyances be placed of record in the office of County Recorder of said County. GARBAGE AND RUBBISH Upon recommendation of the Sanitary Inspector, the Street Department was directed to ,disoontnue from and after March 31st . 1929, the picking up and removal of rubbish and waste matter, from any ,and all streets in the City, such work coming IIunder the duties of the City Garbage Collector . CHANGE OF ZONE LINES The Clerkwas directed to give notice of; public hearing changing portion of the industrial zone to the Fourth Residential Distrct , to be held March 13th, 19294 at amour o 'clock P. 41. in the Council Chamber , as per recommendation of the U anning—CGmm-i-seton. MILL CREEP{ WATER - LAND The City Attorney stated that papers a_nd_deeds_for the consummation of the purchase from the Southern California Ediso Company by Mill Creek Water Owners, of land in Mill Creek Canyon, commonly known as the "Jackson Ranch" , were now ready for execution. On motion duly seconded and carried the President and- Cigr)t of this Board were authorized and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of this City. W,YATT OPERA HOUSE The disposal of chair) , soenery, eto .t in the Wyatt Opera House was dis- cussed and it was decided to seat the City Hall juditorium and Council Chamber with chairs from the Opera House and to dispose of the other equipment to the best advantage to the City, the matter being left in the hands of the House Committee for investigation and recommendation to this Board . GAS RATES Gas rates as published by the Southern California Gas Company for this City , were _next considered and the City Attorney was requested to secure a copy of the rates as now fixed by the Railroad Commission, with the understanding that a formal protest would be filed against the rate aa published bathe Company. MENTONE WATER COMPANY Consideration of the verbal proposal of Mrs. McIntosh to sell to the City the Mentone Water Company holdings , was next taken up. Councilman Fowler reported 26r that the Company owned approximately $20.000: of pipelines and tangible gaggle., to- gether. with 6 inch water from the tunnelwith an annual income of,4,500 .00 . and 167 connections, an open reservoir and one or more acres of land. Mrs. McIntosh desired the City to make a .proposal to her for the purchase . Referred to the Engineer and Water Committee for further investigation and report to this Board. COMMUNITY MUSIC ASSN. The question of an appropriation to the Community Music As.sooiati.on-as requested by Mrs. Mullen was considered and action- deferred until the adjourned meeting to be held March 13th , 1929. LIGHTS - HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS The verbal request for six lights on the High School Grounds near the Auditorium, was referred to the Lighting Committee . AUTO WJREuKING YARD The Attorney reported that he had notified Mr . Sidler to the effect that he was operating his wrecking yard on the south side of East State Street , east of Sixth Street contrary to provisions of the zoning Ordinance and that the yard was still in operation. Upon motion duly seconded and unanimously a_gooteli , the Attorney was authorized and directed to give proper notice and take necessary legal steps for the enforcement of the Ordinance . WA7 ER RATES Wates rates for irrigation purposes for the coming season were discussed but agtion deferred until next meeting, pending the securing of data from the Engineer as to the amount of water available and income derived, etc,. REAL ESTATE - PURCHASE The question of the purchase of a lot on the east line of Texas Street between Oriental Avenue and the A . T_._8c ._K._Rai1WAy, was next considered and upon recommendation of the Street Committee , it was decided to not purchase at the present time . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finaaoe Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in adourned regular session on Wednesday, March 13th, 1929at four o 'clock, P. M. �At .. T=yor , ty o ' Redlands, 'alit±ornia . Attest : tin* 1 -0-J-0- 270J Redlands , California . March 13th,_1929, Four o 'clock, P.M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held 'at the regular place of meeting, as per adjournment of March 6th, 1929. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE This being the time set for consideration of the recommendation of the Planning Commission for the re-zoning of a portion of the Industrial District , (south side of High Avenue ) and placing it in the Fourth Residential District , and the notice of hearing having been duly given by publication in the Redlands Daily Facts , the Mayor asked if any one was present that wished to be heard in the matter, and no one responding and no written objections being filed , upon 'motion duly seconded and carried, the change as suggested by the Planning Commission wgs adopted and approved and the City Attorney was authorized and directed to prepare an Ordinanoe for introduction and passage , making said change effective . COMMUNICATIONS A communication addressed to the Mayor , without being signed was ordered filed in thevaste basket . A communication from Livingston & Livingston, Attorneys representing the 2acific Leashold Corporation, relative to the proposed widening of Orange Street , (West Side-Res . no . 481) at State Street , was presented and ordered w filed ith the widening proceedings. RESOLUTION No . 486 („Closing portion ons&SAira -Sts and E_.`Cres,a nt_Aye) Upon request of Petition No. 4000 , Sunset Orange Company, and upon recommendation of the Planning Commission, the City Council of the City. of Redlands , adopted Resolution of Intention No . 486, which provides for the closing of portion of Contour Street , Spiral Street and East Crescent Avenue , in said City of Redlands , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. STREET IMPROVEMENTS The improvement of several streets was discussed , reaching the decision that the Board and the Street Superintendent would make a survey of the City with the idea of outlining a definite program of improvements for this summer . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 717. Jte-zoning a portion of the Industrial District , south side of High Avenue , was ,introduced by Councilman Fowler and laid over under the rules. WYATT OPERA HOUSE Upon recommendation of Attorney Hgrtzell , ppproved by the unanimous vote 271 of the Council , the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant to the West Coast Jr. Circuit in the sum of 40200_, as a refund of advance rental Paid for the Wyatt from .December 7th, 1926 to January 7th, 1929 , the City retaining t50_A0 of the $100.00 paid at said time as rental for the drug store for said period, and the drug store to pay $50 .00 per month direct to the City from and after February 7th, 1929 in adjustment of the controversy resulting from the closing pf the Opera House before the expiration of the lease of the West Coast Jr. Circuit . FINANCES The reasurer and Clerk considered with the Board the Financial condition of the City , showing the need ,for strict economy in order to get through the year without going into red ink. After considerable discussion thecCouncil members expressed themselves as determineL upon the most economica program possible , con- sistent with efficiency and progress . GAS RATES Des rates were discussed at some length but no action taken, pending reoei .t of definite data from the Railroad Commission as to the present established rate a,. COMMUNITY MUSIC ASSN. The next matter considered was the request of Mrs. Mullen for an appro- priation toward the expense of the Community Music Association deferred to this time from the last meeting. After due consideration it was determined that no appro- priation could be made at this time , there being no funds available for such pur- poses. It was further decided to give due consideration to an appropriation for next ear at the time of making up next year' s budget . MISCELLANEOUS Owing to the resignation of Councilman Thornclueet and the appointment of Mr. Nott to the vacancy , the Mayor named the following standing Committees : Auditing, Water Streets , Lighting Fowler, Chmn. Nott , Chmn, Nott FowLe r. • .P_nJic_e_,—Osrlivanee Park, Plunge , Cemetery Ford, Chmn Ford, Chmn Nott Krumm Fire, City Bldgs . Health, Sanitation Krumm, Chmn Krumm, Chmn Ford Fowler Bills were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjournedr., C!// Mayor , C ty o Redlands [California . Attest : arrfri k ity--Ol.erk. 0-0-0- 2'72 Redlands , California , March 20th, 1929 . Two o 'clock, p. m. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Kurmm and Nott , to- gether with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The Minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved. ORAL PETITIONS N. L. Levering addressed the Board suggesting the_paving of The Terrace from Orange Street to Church Street and also Church Street from Colton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue . He was advised that these matters would be considered at the time of making up the street improveme.ntoprogram for the coming summer season. C. A . Rolfe addressed the Board as representing the property owners on Center Street , requesting the Council to order the Pacific Electric Railway Company to proceed at once with repairs of its line on Cypress Avenue and Center Street in accordance with the plans adopted at the time the said streets were ordered improved, the property owners having complied with their part of the program. Mr. Rolfe also presented a petition signed by some four or five hundred citizens requesting the Council to take steps toward there ieving of the congested traffic at Orange Street and Citrus Avenue caused by the Pacific Electric cars standing there for several fpinutes at a time , and urged that the street car company be requested to maintain a waiting room sufficient for the accommodation of its patrons , suggesting that the aputhern Pacific Station be so used. After discussion it was determined to hold a public hearing upon the requests at the next regular meeting of this Board , April 3rd , 1929 , at four o 'clock p. m. , and that the Street Car Company officials mee with the Council and the public at that time . E. 0. Callahan of 443 Center Street made verbal protest to the condition of the sidewalk spade on the east side of said street between North Place and Cypress Avenue and suggested that sidewalks be ordered in. Referred to the Engineer and Street Committee for investigation and report . COMMUNICATION$ A communication from Thomas Chapman, ).625 West Fern Avenue , protesting the charge for garbage collection, was presented and referred to the Sanitation Committee and Inspector. A communication from the Chamber of Commerce relating to beggar operat- ing upon the streets of this city , was presented and referred to the Police Com- mittee . A communication from the Boulder Dam Association, acknowledging receipt of final payment of appropriation toward the expense of the Association. and 9 273 A communication from C . A . Scott , seeking a position as playground and recreation instruction, were presented and ordered filed. A communication from Urs. Joseph H. Smith , 48 The Terrace , suggesting sidewalks and street improvement on Sixth Street near The Terrace , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . PETITIONS Petition No . 4001 , Chas . R. Glaze , et al , for sidewalks through Smiley Park north of the driveway , was presented and ordered filed , the same to be con- sidered at the time of making up next year' s budget as the expense would all fall on city property . Petition No . 4002 , H. E. Edson, et al, for the improvement of Western Avenue from Orange Street to Texas Street , was presented and referred to the En- gineer and Street Committee . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 717 , Amending Zoning Ordinance No. 699 , introduced at the adjourned regular meeting of March 13th, 1929 , was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Nott . Noes : None . REPORTS Report of the Accountant for the month of February, 1929 , was presented and ordered filed. RESOLUTIONS Upon recommendation of the State Department of Public Health, a Reso- lution endorsing Senate Bill No . 652 , relating to funds tocarry on research in the matter of sewage and waste disposal, was adopted and certified copies ordered ' sent to Govern r Young and our ],ocal representatives in the Assembly and Senate of the State . On motion, the following Resolutions for Street improvement were con- tinued : Nos. 478, 479, 484, 485 and 486 . RESOLUTION No . 477 LEast Colton Avenue pavlhg.. ) In accordance with Resolution Ordering Work to be Done No. 477 , paving of East Colton Avenue , Cook Street to Wabash Street , adopted at the regular meet- ing of November 7 , 1928 , and the calling for bids for said work deferred in order that the street would be open during the handling of the orange crop; Now Therefore be it Resolved , that the City Clerk proceed to call for bids for said work as pros vided under said Resolution No. 477 . 1 f J 2741 RESOLUTION No . 481 (grange Street Widening_, West Side North_e_f State Stree ) This matter coming up for hearing, C. S, Lombard presented a protest signed by a number of property owners protesting the district to be assessed for said improvement , which protest was_prd_ered_filed , and April 3 , 1929 , eet as date for hearing on same . RESQL_t ION No . 482 (Alley Paving_, Block 4 ,_1 Town_El.a_tJ This being the time set for the p Bening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No_. 482,, improvement of .Alley in BlacItLA,Sown Plat , the following proposals were submitted_,—gu_blioly apened aud_declaref : it. H. .Lienau, - Paving per sq. ft . 00.148 Geo,Ctardner , Jr. - Paving per sq. ft .0 .158 The bids being referred to the Cid Engieer for checking he reported that the bid of JL. H. .Liemau_iwas reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made ac_oordingly,_whereupon the Board ado ted Resolution of Awer_d_Na . 482 , which provides that the contract for sa.i_d work goes to H. H_.__L.ienau, at the price mentioned in his bid. A11 other bids were rejeoted. RESOLUTION No . 487 (Curbs and Gutters, Orange Street from Lugonia Avenue to Pennsyl- vania Avenuq ) On motion,the Board adopted a Resolution ihst•ruetImg the City Engineer to make and aubmi_t_pJ.ansd specifications for the improvement of 0_ range Street from L_ugonia Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue . all as contemplated by proposed Reso- lution of Intention No . 487 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions the City• Engineer made and submitted_plans and, specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of IntentioTo : 487 , whereupon the Board _Adopted the following Resolution:. ,Resolved; That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 487 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 487 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS Mr. Mason, builder and owner of the Hillside Cemetery Mausoleum, stated that he had 20 or 25 unsold crypts and offered to sell same to the City for $300 .00 each , the original price . After some discussion, the Council decided against the purchase at this time . WATER, RATES, ETC . The Engineer was authorized and directed to advertise for bids for motors , .boosters and pumps as needed for the new well and use of the Water Department, bids to be opened at the next regular meeting of this Board . a 275 The Engineer filed data as to estimated amount of water available for this season and estimated demands for same , showing estimated cost of producing the water as $0 .397 per inch. The question of rates for irrigation water was then considered and a rate of 6Qg_per incl inside the city and 7541ner inc,Lout side the city was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. At the request of attorney Hartzell , for the purpose of correcting an error in cuitclaim d_e.ed_to the City made by Charles Treat Paine , et al , in the matter of tater and rights in the Mill Creek Zanja, a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Krumm was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board , authorizing and directing the Mayor and Clerk of said Board to execute , for and on behalf of the City , a quitclaim deed to said C.. T. Paine for one certain hour of ill Creek Water which was not intended to be included or conveyed in the quitclaim deed heretofore made by Paine to said City. Councilman Fowler reported that Mrs. McIntosh fixed a price of $30 ,000 .00 , ' long-term sale , 7 percent interest , for the g(entone Water Companyjioldings . Action was deferreds until a later date pending further data of the Engineer relative to same . • TRANSFERS The City Clerk was authorized and directed to transfer from the General Fund of the City to the Citrus Avenue Opening and Widening No . 362 account , the sum ofc$65 ,43 in order to close said account ; and to transfer to the General Fund from the following accounts , the sums as designated , in order that said accounts may be closed on the city books : Alley Opening No. 453 $76 .40 Sixth Street Widening No . 467 12.50 Webster Street Widening No . 376 2 .50 Beacon Street , Citrus Avenue to State Street , No. 364 180 .47 Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. Mayor, C ty of Redlan s , California . Attest : , // p + ty Clerk. -oo0oo- It 276 Redlands , California , pril 3 , 1929 . Two o 'clock, p . m: A reguler meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting . Present ; Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk and Engineer . Absent : Attorney Hartzell . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . City Attorney Hartzell being confined to his home Aye to illness , at the suggestion of the Mayor , U. F. Lewis was appointed Assistant City Attorney. to serve without pay . RESOLUTION No . 481 (Orange Streef—ITi eninge, i`Lest_ Side ) This being the time set forehearing , protests filed with this Board on March 20 , 1929 , to the district to be assessed to pay the costs of the proposed im- provement under Resolution of Intention No . 481 , C . S. Lombard read and filed with this Board an additional protest to the assessment district as set out in the Reso- lution for the proposed improvement , signed by approximately 80% of the property owners in the district , and suggesting that the assessment district be changed to include all or a major portion of the City. Addresses by Lombard , Lelean, Hubbard, pemin , Lindenberg , Howard and other property owners in the district brought out their unanimous approval of the contemplated improvement , also their unanimous oppo- sition to the district outlined to pay for same . After the discussion, ;joined in by the Mayor , members of the Council and property owners , a motion to continue this hearing for further consideration at the next' meeting of this Board on April 17 , 1929 , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION No . 485 (Orange Street 1!'idenin&, East Side ) This being the time for hearing protests to the proposed widening of Orange Street (east side ) under Resolution of Intention No . 485 , the_protest to the assessment district under Resolution of Intention No . 481 , widening of Orange Street (west side ) was considered by the Board as applying to the east side. - the assess- ment district being the same for both improvements . A motion to continue this hear- ing for father consideration at the meeting on April 17 , 1929 , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION No . 484 (Svlyan Boulevard Widenin ) This being the time for bearing protests to the proposed widening of Sylvan Boulevard from Church Street to Wabash Street , under Resolution of Intention No . 484, and no protests being presented by the Clerk, and no one being present pro- testing, on motion, the Board unanimously adopted Resolution No: 484 , relating to widening of Sylvan Boulevard , and appointed R. A . Covington, Austin T . Park and H. Ieming. as Commissioners to assess benefits and damages and have e:eneral super- vin of the wail( relating thereto . 277 On motion the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 477 , 478 , 479 , 482 , 486 and 487 . ' E ORT Reports of the Clerk, Treasurer , Jjdge , Fire Department and Sanitary I-- spector for the month of March , 1929 , were presented and ordered filed. Report of the Redlands Heights Water Company for the year ending March 1 , 1929 , was presented and ordered filed. Report of the Southwestern_Home_Tel&phane_Company for the year ending December 31 , 1928 , showing amount of franchise tax due the city to be $1 , 743.65 , was presented and ordered filed . PETITIONS Petition No . 4003 , A. S. Burney, for curb and gutter on the south side of Summit Avenue , between Cajon Street and Summit Avenue.B , was presented and re- ferred to the Engineer and Street Committee . ' + TREE PETITIONS Verbal petition of H. Rettig for Qemoval of palms at 826 Brookside Avenue ; —and Tree Petition No . 755 ,_W. F. Beiser for removal of palm tree. at 509 West Cypress Avenue ; and No . 7551, H. H. Sears , remove camphor tree at 7 Parkwood Drive ; -- Tree rive ; —Tree Petition No . 756 , M. S. Moore for removal of pepper trees along property on east side of Cajon Street , between Fountain Avenue and South Avenue , were denied ,ae per recommendation of the Planning Commission. Tree Petition No . 757 , W. H. Wyckoff for removal of five small trees set between eucalyptus trees in front of his property on the south side of Cedar Avenue west of Center Street ; and Tree Petition No . 758 , Redlands High School District , for removal of six_ pepper trees along east line oCChurch Street , between Citrus Avenue and State Street , were granted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 718 , pertaining to the Regulation and Use of Gasoline and Maintenance of Garages, Filling Stations , Service Stations and Automobile Parking Stations , was introduced by Councilman Krumm and laid over under the rules . Ordinance No . 719 , Prohibiting Certain Things for the Purpose of Better Fire Protection, was introduced by Council Krumm and laid over under the rules . GAS RATES Mayor Wheaton presented a communication from the State Railroad Commis- sion and a copy of Decision No . 20808 in the matter of Gas Rates of the Southern California Gas Company , Case No . 2640 , showing a reduction of approximately 10% 111 on domestic and commercial ratap , with very few exceptions . The communication and copy of the decision were ordered filed , and upon recommendation of the Mayor, approved bythe unanimous vote of the Council , Mr. Barry Dibble was appointed Consulting City Engineer and authorized and directed to proceed in the securing of 278 necessary data for the filing of a formal protest to the present rates and a request for a reconsideration and hearing_as to rates applying to this city . The plan used by the Gas Company last year to determine the amount of franchise tax due the city was referred to the City Attorney for investigation. and..report . PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAILWAY C_OMPAIa The Petition of C_. A . Rolfe , et al, filed with this Board at the last regular meeting , requesting that the Pacific Electric Railway)ampany be required to maintain a suitable waiting room.for its patrons , and suggesting the Southern Pacific Station for same ; and that the Company be required to eliminate the cause of congestion of traffic at Orange Street and Citr_ussAvenue_ by not permitting its care to stand at said corner for longer than ne easary to ig..ad and unload passengers , was next considered. Mr. Jones of the Pacific Elec ric Railway Company addressed the Council and stated that orders had been issued, effective the first of this month , requiring the cars to make their stops at said corner the same as at any other intersection, and then proceed to the car barn: and that the Company was now maintaining a waiting room and office at the Southern Pacific Station in addition to the waiting room accommodations provided by them at the office of the Peterson Auto Service . The question of abandoning the service and removing the tracks as far north as the Southern Pacific Depot was brought up by C . S. Lombard and dis- cussed at some length, but no. action taken by the Council pehding a rvout og the present plans of the Pacific Electric Company. FIDS - PUMPS AND MOTORS This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised, for pumps and motors , the following bids were publicly opened and declared : DeLava3 Steam Turbine Company Los Angeles , California . Peerless Pump Company Los Angeles , California . _Layne & Bowler Corporation Los Angeles, California . Syron Jackson Company Los Angeles , California . .Worthingeton Company Los Angeles, California . American Pump Company Los Angeles , California . Smith-Booth Usher Company Los Angeles , California . _ Hunt & Van Slyke San Bernardino , California . General Electric Company Los Angeles , California . Fairbanks , Morse & Company Los Angeles , California . East Lugonia Mutual Water Co . Redlands , California . Referred to City Engineer for checking and report and recommendatiin to this Council at 1 :30 o ' clock, p. m. , Thursday , April 4 , 1929.. HIGH AVENUE The question of extending_High Avenue from Orange__ Street , west , was sug- gested by Councilman Nott , and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . MENTONE WATER COMPANY Further consideration of the purchase of the Mentone Water Company hold- ings , devebped that the income the past year wasj4,600 .00 and that the City could probably purchase the Company' s holdings for Ig2a000 .00 , long term, i% interest , payable at the rate of $300 .00 per month, including the interest . After some dis- cussion, a motion by Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Nott , that the City make an offer of $30 ,000 .00 fof the Company' s system and holdings , payable $300 .00 270 per month including interest at the rate of six nes_cent, was adopted by the unani- mous vote of the. Council : The Engineer and Attorney were authorized and directed to make said proposal , and if accepted by the Company, to prepare the necessary II papers for consumating the_ dea. and present same to this Council for further con- sideration. LAMP GLOBE& The Engineer was authorized and directed to advertise for bids for supply- ing the City with the necessary electric lighglobes and bulbs for one year , May 1 , 1929 to May 1 , 1930 . GASOLINE Chariman Fowler of the Finance Committee called the attention of the Coun- cil to the practice of some city employees purchasing_gasoline from private vendozs since the City has installed its own station. The Chairmen of the several Depart- mental Committees were directed to advise all employees that all gasoline and motor oils for use by the City must be secured at the City' s station: II MISCELLANEOUS The improvement of Home Place , East Fern Avenue and several other streets was discussed , but no action taken. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet at 1 :30 o 'clock, p. m. , Thursday , April 4, 1929 . VAray 4an yor/�, ity of Redlands , California . Attest : efa/ -2 ty Clerk. I --000000000-- Redlands , California , April 4, 1929 , 1:30 l'clock, p. m. Pursuant to adjournment on April 3 , 1929 , the City Council of the City of Redlands , met in regular adjourned session,. , present; Mayor Wheaton and Councilmen Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk and Engineer . Absent : Councilmen Fowler and Ford and the City Attorney. IBIDS The first matter considered was the bids for fps and motors publicly opened and declared at the meeting of April 3 , 1929 , and referred to the Engineer for checking and recommendations to this Board. The Engineer recommended that pur- chase and awards be made as follows , to-wit : 280 Byron Jackson Company 1 - 10 x 20" Byron Jackson, type "S" pump; 1 - 300-HP; 1750 RPM; 2200 volt ; 3 ph; 60 cycle ; General Electric type KT horizontal motor and 1 - General Electric type 1034 Hand Starting Compensator - $3011.95 DeLaval Steam Turbine Company) II 1 - 650 GPM x 275 ft . : 1760 speed DeLaval Pump with flexible coupling 400 .00 Layne & Bowler Corporation: 1 - 18" type FEHC , Layne & Bowler deep well turbine pump; 1 - General Electric , 200 HP, 2200 volt , 3 phase , induction motor , complete with starter ; Total for pump' and motor 6129 .00 Less allowance on City 's 16 ' column pipe $540 :00 Less Dost of installation 200..00 740 .00 Net cost to City $56189 :00 The recommendation of the Engineer was approved, by the unanimous vote of the Board . A communication, giving notice of a special program to be given by the Saint Cecelia Singers of Santa Monica , on April 5 , 1929 , was presented and ordered , filed, the members of the Board expressing their appreciation of ,the opportuni#,y: of hearing this group of singers . The Mayor presented a communication from the Union Appraisal- Company offer- ing to make a complete analysis and appraisal of the City Hall and Fire Hall and des- criptive invoice and appraisal of machinery and equipment„ for a fee of P00 .00 . The matter was discussed at some length, the Council deciding against the prowsit.isxr at this time . The heads of the several departments of the City were directed to make and file with the Clerk an itemized list , with estimated values , of all supplie, ,. fltures and equipment owned by the City . No further business demanding attention , on mots•..i the ,meeting adjourned. ri.!, L =yor, ity of Redlands, al 'orn a . Attest : _--C#ty Clerk. ---000000000--- Redlands , California , April 17 , 1929 , Two o 'clock , p. m. A j ular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands, California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present_: Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Assistant Attorney and Engineer . , The minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved 281 ORAL PETITIONS N. 5, erguso-4 Park Superintendent , addressed the Board on behalf of the _Redlands Bowling Club , stating that the present quarters used by the club in Sylvan Park are inadequate and that the club is planning to erect a small club house,, to cost approximatela and inasmuch as the building, when completed , will become the property of the City , the club petitions the City Council to defray the dost of a 30 x 30 foot concrete foundation for said club house , which cost is estimated to be „150 . After some discussion, and upon the suggestion of the Mayor , the matter was referred to the Park Committee with power to act by the unanimous vote of the Board. .j. L. Levering addressed the Board urging that curb , gutter and pavement be ordered in on The Terrace ,_ from Orange Street to Church Street , suggesting that 'the cost of the curb and gutter on the north side of The Terrane be assessed as fol- lows : a/3 to the property on the north side of Colton Avenue , 1/3 to the property on the South side of The Terrace , and 1.13 to the City_. The matter was discussed at some length, and thec,Engineer finally }nstructed to prepare plans and ssecific:ti.s - for the proposed improvement , and to present them at the next regular meeting of this Board. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the Chamber of Oommerce , calling attention to the fact that oranges are being dumped within 300 feet of _Orange Street bridge_, was pre- sented and referred to the Police Commit ee_. A communication from the School Trustees , stating that they are contem- plating installing a lighting system on the high school grounds as part of a plan for the improvement and beautification of the grounds , and asking if the City would allow the School Trustees electric current for such lights , was presented and upon the unanimous vote of the Board referred to the Light Committee for investigation and report the next meeting. A communication from Faulkner , Oakes and Faulkner relative to auditing the accounts of the City , was presented and ordered filed . In this connection the Clerk was directed to call for bids , to be opened May 15 , 1929 , for the regular annual audit of the City's accounts. A card from the family og L. W. Clark, former City Clerk, and recently deceased , thanking the City Trustees for its beautiful floral offering, was presented and ordered filed . A communication from Mrs. Harriet Mitchell , asking that the eucalyptus trees near Lots 11 and 12 of the City Cemetery be removed as the fa1ling_l a_ve_s_ are staining a mausoleum erected on the said lots , was presented and ordered filed . Upon motion by Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Nott , it was unanimously voted to deny the request , inasmuch as the Engineer stated that there is no evidence of damage to the mausoleum up to the present time . A communication fromjirport Construction and Management was presented and referred to Councilman Ford, 282 PETITIONS Petition No . 4003 , E. A . Stowe , et als, for incandescent street lights on Texas Street , from I.,ugonia Avenue to San Bernardino Avenue was presented and referred to the Light Committee . Petition 4004 , Atchison, Topeha and Santa Fe Railway Company , for permis- sion to connect its xisting tracks Nos. 5 and 15 by means of a proposed extension to track No . 15 across a public alley lying between and parallel with Orange Street and Fifth Street , in the City of Redlands , was presented and ordered filed . On motion by Councilman Nott , seconded by Councilman Krumm, the petition was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board , the posed work to be done under the supervision of the Cityj .ince; and Street Superintendent . ORDINANCES Ordinances Nos . 718 and 719 , pertaining to the regulation and use of gap- lines maintenance of garages , filling stations , etc . , and providing for better fire protection were discussed. at some length and 1ai. over for 'urther sir . , BIDS - ELEC R C _ _F_ OBES This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised , for elec- tric ligh globes for the coming year , the following bids were publicly opened and declared for an estimated purchase of not less than $1200_: , E. M. Cope Commercial Cod mpany: A'Jdiscount of 27p on Standard Packages , A discount of 170 on Broken Packages , and A discount of 2% on payment of any invoice within 10 days from date of same . Redlands Electric Company: A discount of 27% on Standard Packages, A discount of 17% on Broken Packages , and A discount of 2% on payment of any invoice within 10 days from date of same . Bell-Grassle Hardware Cs : A discount of 270 on Standard Packages , A discount of 17% on Broken Packages , and A discount of 2% on payment of any involve within 10 days from date of same . Russell Electrical Company: A discount of 27% on Standard Packages , and A discount of 17% on Broken Packages . E. P. Snyder, Electrical Contra_ct_ot: A discount of 27% on Standard Packages , A discount of 17% on Broken Packages , and A discount of 2% on payment of any invoice within 10 days from date of same . Y7ilm_ _.Electric Siioo : 6 discount of 27%, with an additional discount according to the amount purchased over the $1200 specified. All the bids, being the same , upon motion duly seconded and carried , were refected, the Council deciding to rotate the order annually and to award acontr- c for the ensuing year at its next regular meeting. S - R ' LEast Colton Avenue Improvement This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised , for the paving of Colton Avenue , from caok Street to Wabash Streets , the following bids 283 were Dublic one ed and declared : Fleming Construction Company: 4:" Macadamizing, per sq. ft . , including grading $0 .1065 Curb , per linear foot .44 Gutter , per square foot .16 Geo . Gardner . Jr . : Macadamizing, per square foot .098 Curb , per linear foot .38 5" concrete gutter, per square foot .15 H. H. Lienau: Macadamizing, per square foot .095 Curb, per linear foot .42 Gutters , per square foot .16 J. J. Lilley: Grading, -per linear foot .25 Macadamizing, per square foot .12 Curb, per linear foot .50 Gutter, per square foot .22 Pearson & Dioler_son.: Macadamizing, per square foot .103 Curb , per linear foot .40 Gutter , per square foot .15 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of H. H: Lienau was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly, which recommendation was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board: RESOLUTIONS The following resolution were continued : Nos . 478 , 479 , 482 and 484. • • • k. . 4: (Orange ree "i;enina. • est Side ) A petition, signed by approximately 805 of the property owners along Orange - n Street , north of the Santa Fe Railway , setting forth four needed improvements for whidh these property owners will necessarily have to pay as reasons why property north of the Santa Fe Railway should not be included within the assessment district to defray the cost of widening Orange Street on the west side _ and requesting that the first of the four improvement , viz: opening of High Avenue from Orange to Third _ be ordered done at once , was presented. Addresses by Deming. Gregory, Lombard nd other property owners brought out their approval of the abovementioned petition. After some discussion, participated in by members of the Board , it was decided to leave the &ssessment district as originally planned , inasmuch as the Commissioners would , in all probability assess the major proportion of the cost against the prop- erty mouth of the Santa Fe Railway, and upon motion by Councilman Fowler, seconded by Councilman Ford , it was unanimously voted that all protests to the said improve- ment be oNerruled and denied. Whereupon the Board unanimously adopted Resolution T. . 481 ,, relating to the widening of Orange Street on the latest side _ and appointed J_.R. Logie , R. A . Covington, and Gordon Donald as Commissioners to assess benefits and damages and have general supervision of the work relating thereto . RESQL_UTIDN No , 465 Orange cafreet"lJid"erii2np 'Eget Side ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to_hear obiections against the improvement or the extent of the 284 district for improvement of the East side of Orange Street , from State Street to a point 150 .75 feet north, particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 485, adopted March 6 , 1929 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter: No one responding, but inasmuch as the Board considered the protests to the assessment district on the west side widening to apply to the east side widgn- ing, on motion by Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Nott , it was unanimously voted that all protests_to the said improvement be overruled and denie.d . Whereupon the Board unanimously adopted Resolution No . 485 , relating to the _widenin_ . f Or: (; - Street on the east side from Atate Street to a point 150 .75 feet north , and appointed J. H. Logic , R. A . Covington, and Gordon Doneild as Commissioners to assess benefits and damages and have general supervision of thework relating thereto . RESOLUTION No . 48L (Closing of Contour and Spiral Streets and East ) (Crescent Avenue , where not_already closed . On motion. duly seconded and carried , the Board adopted the following Resolution: ' "Resolved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Redlands , that that portion of Contour Street in said City from Marshall Street to Bridge Street , being along the westerly line of Blocks 32 and 36 , Map No . 8 , Redlands Heights as recorded in Book 9 of Maps , page 5 , San Bernardino County Records , California ; also that portion of Contour Street lying between Blocks 33 and 35 of said Map No. 8 ; also that portion of Spiral Street between Blocks 30 and 31 of said Map No . 8 ; also that portion of East Crescent Avenue from Roosevelt Road easterly to Contour Street , where not already closed , in the City of Redlands , be and the same are hereby closed , vacated and abandoned ; "It Is Further Resolved : That it appears to the Board of Trustees of said City , that there are no costs , damages or ex- penses occasioned by or arising out of the closing of said streets , as aforesaid?;. and that no assessment is necessary to pay any costs , damages or expenses for the same , therefore , no commissioners are appointed to assess the benefits or damages for said work or to have supervision *hereof." J(ESOLUTION No . 487 (Curb and Cutter on East Side of Orange Street , ) ( : !m _ _.,t : ;ves e 'eft - . ; . ' ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for improvement of Orange Street , from yugonia Avenue to Pannsylvania Avenue , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 487 , adopted March 20, 1929 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter, whereupozan his own behalf and that of C . E. Perry, property owners within the said district , entered a verbal protest against said improvemenut . After due consideration and upon motion by Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Ford , it was unanimously voted that all protests to the said improve- ment be overruled and denied , whereupon Resolution No . 487 , ordering the work done , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The diagram of the_assessment nils= trict for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board. 285 HIGH AVENUE OPENING Councilman Nott suggested that High Avenue be gnened from Orange Street to „Vara Street immediately as the work can be done now much cheaper than later when buildings may be erected on the land. Also that it would relieve traffic on Orange Street : Mr. Gregory and Mr. Deming spoke supporting the proposed improve- ment . It was suggested by the Mayor that Mr . Gregory, Mr: Deming and other prop- erty owners work with the City Engineer and Street Committee to devise some plan for the work. Councilman Fowler suggested that the Planning Commission be asked to co-operates After some discussion, the matter was referred to the Planning. ,Commission , Engineer and Street Committee for investigation and report . _EUREKA STREET IMPROVEMENT By the unanimous vote of the Board the Engineer was irected to prepare plans and specifications for the improvement of Eureka Street , between Fern Avenue and Cypress Avenue , and to present same at the next meeting of this Board. MAP - SUBDIVISION (Tract No . 2372 Country Club Heights) G. Huizing appeared before the Board with a map of Country Club Heights , adjoining the City, outside , requesting that same ;be approved by the Board. Mr. Huizing stated that when the subdivision was laid out , notwithstanding the fact that it ,lies outside the City limits, he saw the City Engineer and complied with all the City ' s requirements , but that in the meantime theQbty Planning Commission had begun working upon a so-called Master Plan , which would require all new streets to be so laid out as t.o join on to those already in use. This Master Plan is not yet ready and, Mr. Huizing said , it will not likely be ready for several months , and that he thought it unjust to ask him to wait longer , inasmuch as he has dis- posed of all the lots in the subdivision and wants to give titles to same . This cannot be done until the map has been accepted and placed on record. The Engineer stated that he had never seen any map of the streets in the subdivision until to- day , except of Sunset Drive , which he checked over and suggested be changed in places . After some discussion, during which Councilman Fowler stated that he could no vote fqr the acceptance of the map so long as it provided for a street with a 17; grade Councilman Krumm moved that the Board accept the map, seconded by Councilman Ford . Councilman Fowler amended the motion to the effect that no street - or roads be over 120. The amendment was accepted and the motion, as amended , carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . MENTONE WATER COMPANY Assistant Attorney Lewis reported that the Mentone Water Company ' s attor- ney had informed him that the company would not consider an offer of 530 ,000 at 64, after which he read a contract which he had prepared , providing for interest at 7%O,_ Upon motion by Councilman Krumm , seconded by Councilman Fowler , it was unanimously voted that the Attorney should proceed with the matter as outlined in the contract he had prepared , and offer the companyj30 ,000t payable 0300 monthly", at 7% . 286 AGREEMENT An agreement between the Sonthern Pacific romnany and this City , dated January 23 , 1929 , relative to these pf ri ht of wad in San Timoteo Canyon, was presented and the Clerk was authorized and directed to have same placed of_record. , WYATT THEATRE The Clerk asked if the Board would consider an offer of $20 ,000 for the Wyatt ODera House , stating that he was not in a position to say who made the nt er , but that if the Board was interested he would ask the interested party to make a rwritten offer . Different members 'of the Board stated they most certainly would entertain such an offer and the Clerk was directed to ask the interested party to make the offer in writing. Councilman Krumm reported that he had been offered 00 for the Wyatt drops . and; Contains and asked what the Board wished him to do in the matter. After some discussion it was decided that Councilman Krumm take nharge j f the vara aps. and curtains so that they may be, aveijable for various organizations of the city when needed. ' Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, S. Mayor , City of Redlands , aliforn a . Attest : / a Clerk. ---00000oo--- Redlands , California , May 1 , 1929 , Two o 'clock p. m. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Assistant Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from Benjamin J. Moser, Architect , Los Angeles , relative to making a sketch for a pav_illion at the Bowl in Smiley Park, was presented and ordered filed . A communication from the San Bernardino County Farm_Bureau, requesting a contribution towards the expense of maintaining the Bureau was presented and referred to the Water Superintendent and Committee for report and recommendations . ' A communication from j_, M. Strang, member of Water Committee for the Big Pine Tract and Imorovem_ent and L'Jater Association, relative to the City ' s claiming the water in Mill Creek, and the righx to charge for use of same by members of said 28,E Bit line Tract , was presented and the Water Superintendent was directed to make a written reply to the request of Mr . Strang: PETITIONS Petition No . 4003 , JE. A . Stowe , et al , for incandescent street lights on Zexas Street , from Lugonia Avenue to San Bernardino Avenue , was granted . as per the recommendations of the Lighting Committee . Petition No . 4005 , A . S. Burney , for curb and gutter on the south side of Summit Avenue , between Summit Avenue B and Cajon Street , was ordered filed , the Engi- neer reporting that some of this work was now being done by private contract . Petition No . 4006 , W. L. Rosen) for release of his lot from the right of way granted, to the Redlands . Lugonia and Crafton Domestic Water Company , for a pipe line across Lot 15 , Magnolia Tract , was presented and ordered filed. After due con- sideration the petition, was denied , as practically the same condition prevails rela- tive to most all the property in the city . ORDINANCES Ordinances Nos . 718 , and 719 , introduced April 3 , 1929 , were continued to May 8 , 1929, at 7 p. m. , for final consideration and action. RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 477 , 478 , 479 , 481 , 482 , 484 , and 485 : JFSOI,UTION No . 487 - BIDS (Orange street uuro ana Gutter , from Lu- gonia Avenue to Pennsylvania Ave . ) This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised , for curb and gutter on Orange Street , from Lugonia Avenue to Pennsylvania the following bids were publicly opened and declared : deo . Gardner , Jr . : Curb , per lineal foot $.40 Gutter , per square foot .16 Concrete dips , per square foot .16 H. H. Lienau: Curb , per lineal foot .30 Gutter, per square foot .15 Concrete dip gutters (Crossings ) per sq. ft .15 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and the lower and recommended that the award be made accordingly , which recommendation was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . REPORTS The reports of the Sanitary Inspector and Fire Department , for the month of April , 1929 ; and that of the Southern California Gas Company_, for the calendar year 1928 , showint4ke sum of $L593 .55 due the City as franchise tax under Ordinance No . 634, were presented and ordered filed. 288 LIGHTING COMMITTEE Upon motion of Councilman Krumm, seco.nded. py Councilman ?Qwl.ers the request of the School Board for the City to pay for the current necessary for lighting the High School Grounds , wa_s granted, Councilman Ford not voting. Upon recommendation of the Lighting Committee , incandescent street lights ' were ordered in on Church Street , from Pioneer Avenue north to the City dumping ground. RIANTIVG C0V% SS,?ON A written report of the resolutions and recommei�nds 'n of the Planning_ .mm - . ' on, adopted at its meeting on April 30 , 1929, was presented and _ordered fi e. THF TERRACE The Clerk presented a written protest to the proposed improvement of The ,errace , signed by C . F. Hales and twelve other property owners . Plans for the proposed improvement not being before the Council at this time , the ,protest was ordered filed for future reference . MASTER_PLAN A map of a Master Plan for -the Huh Avenue District was considered , but action deferred pending legal a_dv.iog of the Attorney as to mode of procedure . TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE The Clerk called attention to existing vacancies, on the Transportation . h__ ee , caused by the death of Tyree , resignation of Councilman 'Thornquest and _ef.val of King. The Mayor suggested the reorganization of this committee and recommended C . A . Rolfe , Councilman Nott and Horace Williamson as members of same , which suggestion and recommendation were approved by vote of the Board . PARK - AMPHITHEATRE The Cgmmunity Music Association was granted the use of the Park Amphi- theatre on the evenings of June 21 and 22, 1929 , and each Tuesday and Friday evenings thereafter ding the summer season. The Clerk was directed to advise the Chautauqua Circuit that a charge of $50.00 , over end gime cost of lighting and any property damages , would be made for the , e of the amphitheptre this season. SWYATT QPER HOUSE The Clerk was authorized and directed to call fot bids , to be opened on May 15 , 1929 , for the sale or lease o3 the W att O. era Hnuae property. Mayor Wheaton reported that the pastor of the Grace M. E. Church and the pastor of the Berean Church were desirous of purchasing_ some of the opera house hairs . Referred_ to Councilman Krumm with power to got . ,ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES The contract for supplying the City with electric Iigh lobes, for the year beginning June 1 , 1929 , was awarded to GNlma F1 ntrie, dho. 289 CANYON CREST PARKSAmEY1 E. A . Moore presented the request of the owners of Smiley_'ark for Rome—fr.e_e_wR±er u ; to .supplementtthe.-awaternowbavailable for the care of flowers and shruba ,in the park. Action deferred until next meeting: UMENTONE WATER OCA h AIS Assistant City Attorney Lewis presented a contract , in duplicate , between this City and the Mentone Water Company , providing for the purchase by the City the said Mentoneewater Company' s hold_ingq as per agreement of parties , and upon motion of Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Krumm, adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board, the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to gge.out.e_the said contract for and on behalf of this City . PERMITS The Building Inspector sought regal advice as to ,granting permit for cer- tain type of building advertising ice cream products in the business district . The Acting City Attorney advised that he could see no legal restrictions to such a permit , I and consequently no occasion for consideration by the Council . Some members of the Council expressed regret that such was the. case . ,B0R'IINII_4.L[JB_ The Park Superintendent recommended that the request of the Redlands Bowling. Chub for the City to put in the Soundation for a new club house and furnish water , and gas pipe , and labor for same , at an estimated cost of 4175.00 , be granted , and the recommendation was approved by the unanimous vote of the Board. J:ITSCFLLANEOUS Mayor Wheaton reported complaints as to the condition pertaining in the _elle s in the McKinley Heights Tract . Ileferre4 to the Engineer for investigation and report . II .Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion,, the ,meeting atdjourne4 to 8 :00 o 'clock, p. m. , May 7 , 1929 . � v Mayor, C ity of Redlands , iforpia . e" Attest : /„ I , r C y Clerk. ---000000000--- 290 Redlands , California , fl3 8 , 1929 , 7 :00 o 'clock, p. m _Pursuant to adjournment on May 1 , 1929 , the .City Council of the City of Redlands , California , met in regular adjourned session. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Engineer and Fire Chief. PLUNGE Mayor Wheator brought up the matter of the operation of the plunge for the coming season, suggesting the importance of secu_rixig_oo_moetent and dependable life guards and employees . Referred to the Park Committee , with full power to act . -11F0.10-1=ON No . 468 . (Nigh Avenue Extention West and AJJ.ey Opening) On motion, the Board adopted a Si instructing the City Engineer to make and yqubmit clans for the opening and widenin,!.;_o.f_High_Ave.nue,_yP st from Oxange Streeter n Third Street and the widening_oi an alley Prom Viest Stuart Avenue to West Pearl Avenue between Orange Street and Third Street , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 488 . to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 488 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved; That the plans, profile and detailed drawings pre- pared by the City Engineer for the opening and widening under pro- posed Resolution of Intention No . 488 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 488_, which provides for the open__ing and widening,. and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. WARRANTS ORDERED The City Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant, in the sum of 12.71 to the County Tax Collector in payment of County Tax Bill Receipt No .4304(4 Road Improvement District No . 15 , payable out of the ner 1 Fund and charge same to the Water Department . The City Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant in the sum of 4 --= . !e _ . I, - .300 Os ) to the _M ntene 'Water Company% as initial payment provided for in that certain agreement of nurcha4 by the City of the holdings of the said RentOne Water Company. WATER RATES The question of water rates for city water used outside the city was dis- cussed , but action deferred to a later date . ORDINANCES . Proposed Ordinances No . 718na d 719 , relating to fire prevention and the _handling of gasoline , etc . , were considered section by section, and then referred to the City Attorney for a few minor changes of phraseology etc . , then to be pre- sented to this Board at its next regular meeting for final action, 291 No further business demanding attention, on motion., the meeting adlourned. City May , ity o edlands , California . Attest : ; Ei-C'y Clerk. ---000000000--- Redlands California . May,.Sth . 1929 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting: Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk and Engineer. Absent : Attorney and Asst . Attorney, the Attorney confined to his home by illness and the Assistant being engaged in a Court Case at San Bernardino . COMP= JNICATIONS The following communications were presented and ordered filed : From Boulder Dam Association relating to the annual meeting at Long Beach, California , May 18th, 1929 ; From C . J. Rambo & Company, Los Angeles , relative to annual audit of the City books ; From B. F. Pearson, calling attention to the School of Citizenship and Public Administration, short courses , at University of Southern California , Los Angeles , June 17-21 , 1929 . A communication addressed to Dexter & Sawyer , Insurance Agents , relating to a fire and water survey by the National Board of Fire Underwriters , was presented and ordered filed and the Fire Chief was authorized and directed to communicate with the Board of Fire Underwiters of the Pacific , looking to the securing of such a survey. ,REPORT Reports of the Clerk, 'Treasurer , Recorder and Accountant for the month of April, 1929 , were presented and ordered filed. PETITIONS Petition No . 4008 , Auburn Sales Comnapy for permission to make a driveway over the sidewalk at 128 West State Street , was presented and referred to the Engineer .and Street Committee , with full power to act . Petition No : 4J09 , A . E. Forrest, W. Crescent Avenue and Pacific Street, for a street light on Pacific Street aethe .entrape to his grounds , was presented and 29N referred to the lighting committee for investigation and report to this Board . RESOLUTIONS On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 477 , 479 , 481 , 484 , 485 , 487 and 488 . RESOLUTION No . 478 - ASSESSMEN2 ' AP (Ornamental lights, E. i'ern Ave ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant • to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of East Fern Avenue ornamental lights , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 478 , adopted December 5th, 1928 . The Clerk reported that no written appeatg or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , it was moved b: Trustee Krumm that the Aissessment be approved and confirmed, which motion was seconded by Trustee Fowler and upon roll call was carried by the unani- mous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION No . 482 - ASSESSMENT MAP (13ave Alley , Block 4 , Town Piet ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of the Ajley in Block 4 , Town Plat , as particularly described in resolution of Intention No . 482, adopted February 6th , 1929 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the President of the Board in- quired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one res- ponded , and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Trustee Nott that the Assessment be approved and c' nfinmed , which motion was seconded by Trustee Folder , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. THE TERRACE The proposed improvement of Tne Terrace was discussed by Dr . Lombard and N. L. Levering, the Dr . urging delay and Mr. Levering urging the improvement at once . No action was taken by the Board . CON RACT - LAMPS The Clerk was authorized and directed to sign the contract of purchase of large lamps through Wilma Electric Company , for year beginning June 1 , 1929 , as per award made May 1st , 1929 . ' < 7,97' AMMPHITHEATRE - SBEJ I ve-fr51�51rk Clarence G. White addressed the Board and presented tentative plans for a building or "shell" in the park at the amphitheatre , to be erected after the summer 293 season of concerts , which he and IuIrs . White wished to erect (at an estimated cost of $20 ,000 .00 ) and give to the City. Mayor Wheaton expressed his aporeciation of the proposal and a motion by Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Nott that the proposal be accepted with thanks , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . FIRE EXTINGUISHER< Mr. Kewbegin addressed the Board relative to the merits of a certain fire extinguisher for which he is agent . Referred to the Fire Chief and Fire Committee . GAS RATES Mr . Barry Dibble , addressed the Board and filed a report of his findings , relative to pas rates in this city . Mr. Dibble thought there was no just grounds for the present discriminatory rates in this City as compared with rates in other cities in this valley , but expressed his opinion that it would not be wise to insist on a rehearing on rates at this time , but recommended that an_ adjustment of rates be insisted upon at the end of thisyear. A vote of thanks was extended Mr. Dibble for his labors , and the Mayor was requested to ascertain the amount of expense to which Mr. Dibble was put in securing the data contained in his report . WATER RATES Upon recommendation of the Water Committee the following rates were established for water supplied by this City to residences outside the City effective May 1st , 1929 . Minimum $1.80 for 1500 cu. ft . Next 500 cu. ft . 9¢ per 100 cu. ft . Next 18000 cu. ft . 8y! per 100 cu. ft . Over 20000 cu. ft . 5r per 100 cu. ft . WEST LUGONIA AVENUE Upon motion of Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Nott , unanimously adopted , the Engineer was requested to prepare and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of West Lugonia Avenue from Orange Street to the west City limits . WEST FERN HEIGHTS Mr. Baker , owner of most of the lots in West Fern Heights , addressed the Board relating to 2,mprovement of Bellvue Road in said Tract , at his own expense . He was assured of the City ' s cooperation, and Was advised that a water main would be laid in the street at an approximate cost of $400 .00 which amount would be refunded him as connections were made , all as per plans of the Water Department add Superintendent . BOARD OF HEALTH Dr. Dole , Secretary of the Board of Health, addressed the Board in recom- mendation of a full time Health Officer, stating that in his judgment the City had reached the population where such a plan was necessary to secure the best results . He was requested to secure further data and information relative to the plan, together with am estimate of expense , and report to this Board at the next regular meeting. 294 SYLVAN PARK Councilman Nott suggested the desirability of Police patrol at Sylvan Park. Referred to the Police and Park Committees . SMILEY HEIGHTS The request of owners of Smiley Heights presented by E. A . Moore at a former meeting, for free water to supplement the present amount supplied by the owner, was denied, the Council feeling it would be an unwise precedent . "No Smoking" signs were authorized for Smiley Heights , under supervision of the Fire Chief and subject to the wishes of Mrs. Ruth Sanborn. WYATT OPERA HOUSE PROPERTY This being the time advertised for opening of bids for Ruxchase or lease of the Wyatt Opera House property , no bids were recei$ed , but the Mayor presented a communication from Dike & Logie saying that they had a party who was interested that would be glad to confer with the City relating to said property. -The communication was ordered filed and the Mayor was authorized and directed to arrange for a conference relating to same . II ANNUAL AUDIT This being the time for the opening of bids for the annual audit of the City Books , the Clerk presented two bids , also a communication from C. J. Rambo & Company, Los Angeles , relative to the audit , and upon recommendation of the Finance Committee , opening of bids and award of contract , was postponed until the next regular meeting, pending receipt of other bids . PRINTING The Clerk was authorized and directed to publish notice calling for bids for the city printing for the year beginning July 1st , 1929. XREASURER - TRANSFER The ( Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer from the General Fund, the sum of $12,000 ts? the Interest and Sinking fund of Municipal Water Bonds, and 112,000 to the Interest and Sinking fund of Redlands City Water Bonds, 1926 , and charge same to the Water Department of the General Fund . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Fina noe Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. a:‘,7:674 Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest ; // = S CiCb- ---000uOO000--- ' 295 Redlands , California . May 23rd, 1929 . Ten o 'clock, P. M. A special meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , regularly called and held . Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the City Clerk. WYATT OPERA HOUSE The Mayor presented the request of Dike & Lo;ie as Agents , for the City to place a definite price upon the Wyatt Opera House property. Councilman Krumm made a verbal proposal of $1.500 .00 per year rental , for a period of twenty-five years , and erect a new building at a cost of approximately $15 ,000 .00 , same to revert to the City at the expiration of the lease . Leon Smith, realtor , stated he had a tentative proposition to submit , subject to certain provisions relating to entrance II and exit facilities over the sidewalk. After considerable discussion, upon motion of Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Ford and unanimously adopted by the Board , it was ordered that Notice be published five times , in the Redlands Daily Facts , calling for proposals to lease or purchase the said property , the minimum purchase price being (25 ,000 .00 : the lease to be for a term of twenty-five years , on a base value of $25 ,000 .00 and the lessor to erect buildings at a minimum cost of $15 ,000 .00 , same to revert to the city at the end of the lease term. Councilman Krumm reported the sale of some old carpet and oil cloth from the Wyatt Opera House for the sum of $14.00 , which sum he turned over to the City Clerk to be paid into the City Treasury . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meetingadjourned, -City of iedlands , Calif. Attest : E Gi-34 -rk ---oo0000000--- Redlands , California . June 5th, 1929. Two o 'clock, P. U. A regular meeting of the City Council of the 9ity of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting: 111 Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and P]ngineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . 296 ORAL PETITIONS Miss Christine Lindenberg addressed the Board in complaint of auto spoon ina parties parking in front of her residence at 12 The Terrace , and suggested that , better lighting might remedy the matter. Referred to the lighting Committee . Mr. Hawkins , of the Enterprise Tract , appeared before the Board relative to the poultry and rabbit business on a commercial basis in that district . It developed that a petition had been filed with the Planning Commission for removal of the present restrictions relating td poultry and rabbits , so no action was taken by the Council, pending recommendations of the Planning Commission. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk , Sanitary Inspector , Fire Department and City Veterin- arian , for the month of May, 1929 , were presented and ordered filed ; PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 759 , Mary J. Yost for removal of tree from in front of 1034 Clay Street, was denied , as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. Tree Petition No . 760 . F.H: Dice , to remove the thatch from palm trees along his property at 612. Brookside ,Avenue , and Tree Petition No . 761. H. Kremer for removal of pepper tree in front of 1716 Washington Street , were granted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. Petition No . 4010 G. R. Fellows , et al , protesting the proposed improve- ment of West Lugonia Avenue , was presented and ordered filed, plans for the improve- ment Having not been presented to the Council up to this time . Petition No . 4011 .._ J. Nelson, et al , for goose-neck type street lights on Church Street north of Lugonia Avenue , was presented and referred to the Lighting Committee . Petition No . 4012 , A . C . Guyottes for permissionto install and operate a filling and service station at the southeast corner of Colton Avenue and First Street , was presented , and granted , as per recommendation of the Planning Commission, provided he observe the set back line on First Street as provided in a "Master Plan" now in the making , for said district . Petition No . 4013 . Rev . _N. Ziilch, of State Street Christian Church , for permission to place Church signs at Fern Avenue and Beacon Street and Church Street and Colton Avenue , was denied as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. TAXES Upon recommendation of the City Assessor , and as per action of the County , city delinouent tax Sale No . 136 April 1 , 1929 , covering abandoned richt-of- way of the Pacific Electric Railway Company in Redlands Heights Map No . 1 , was ordered cancelled. MILL CREEK WATER A communication from F. M. Strang , submitting a copy of a letter frmm the Chief of Division of Water Rights , State of California , relating to water rights claimed by the BiL _•i e r= m,_ .' ele , Wa er A s.c ' - •n, in opposition to 297 Mill Creek Water Owners ' attempt to collect for water used by individuals in said tract . The ,communication was ordered filed , and water Superintendent and City ' Attorney were directed to take such steps as necessary to protect the City as one of the largest owners of Mill Creek water. RESOLUTIONS . On motion , the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 477 , 481 , 484 , 485 and 487 . RESOLUTION No . 479 (4lleyOpening in Iowa Trant ) This being the time, set for the hearin • on the Commissioners report under the above Resolution, for the opening of an alley in the Iowa Tract , the Clerk reported that no written protests had been filed prior to the last date for filing same , May 31st , 1929 . No one being present verbally protesting the said opening, on motion, the following resolution was unanimously adontedt WHEREAS , the Commissioners appointed by this Board for the opening of an Alley in Iowa Tract , have made report of their findings therein , and the same has been filed with this Board, and WIIEREAS, no objections having been made to said report , NOW THEREFORE, Be it Resolved ; that the report of the said Commissioners , be and the same is hereby con- firmed. RESOLUTION No . 488 (High Avenue , Extension,West ) This being the time set for hearing of protests to the extension of High Avenue west , and alley opening.; under tcesolution of Intention No . 488 , and none being presented by the Clerk and no one being present protesting, on motion the Board unanimously adopted Resolution No . 488 , relating to the extension of High Avenue west , and Alley opening , and appointing J. H. Logie , R. A . Covington and Austin T. Park as Commissioners to assess benefits and damages and have general supervision of the work relating thereto . BIDS Annual Audit This being the time , as advertised, for the opening of bids for the annual audit of the City Books , for the year ending June 30, 1929 , the following bids were submitted : G. E. Mullen, Redlands Calif. $ 125.00 Faulkner. Oakes & Faulkner 904 Financial Center Bldg . , L. A . 600 .00 C . J. Rambo & Co . , L. A . 400 .00 Fuller, Eadie & Co , San Bdno 150 .00 Brice Harold Frazier, San Bdno 165 .00 Metropolitan Audit Co , L. A , $25 .00 & $15.00 per day for principal and assistant National Audit & Appraisal Co , Oakland 150 .00 J. Wiley Wallane , Redlands , Calif:. 387 .50 Upon motion of Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Nott , the auditin4 was awarded to G. E: Mullen, of this City , at the price named in his bid, Councilman Krumm not voting. 298 BIDS City Printing_ This being the time , as advertised , for the opening of bids for the city printing for the fiscal year beginning July 1 , 1929 , the following proposals were submitted : Citrograph Printing Company $ 613.15 Gardner & Sedgwick 620 .00 (609 .75) Facts Commercial Press 607 .50 for .:schedule as supplied by the City Clerk. the Bid of Facts Commercial Press being reasonable and the lowest , on motion, the said Facts Commercial Press was awarded the contract for the city printing for the fiscal year commencing July 1 , 1929 . All other bids were rejected. BIDS Wyatt Opera House Property. This being the time set for the opening of bids for the sale or lease of the Wyatt Opera House property , as advertised , the following proposals were submitted : Theodore Krumm , $1560 .00 per year for 25 years with option for 01800 .0) per year for second twenty-five year period. G. A . & M. D. Schoen, 66 per year on $25 ,000 base value for first 5 years ; and 61 per year for each 5 year period , valuation raising $5000 each suoh period. After due consideration, a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Nott , that the lease go to G. A . & M. .D. Schoen . was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board , and the City Attorney was directed to prepare the necessary papers and the Mayor and City Clerk were duly authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City. POLICE - S lvan Park The Park Committee reported that they did not deem it necessary to place a special officer in the Park at this time . STREET TREES Councilman Krumm expressed a desire to remove the pepper trees at front of his residence on West Highland Avenue ; also suggesting the removal of the pepper tree at the intersedtion of Brookside . Eureka and Citrus Avenues . deferred to the Planning Commission for investigation and report . FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Councilman Krumm, Chairman of the Fire Committee , declined to recommend the purchase of fire extinguishers offerred for sale by Mr. Newbegkin, who addressed this Board at a former meeting . MISCELLANEOUS Councilman Krumm reported progress in the sale of furniture and fixtures at the Wyatt Opera House , The Engineer was directed to reserve enough chairs to properly seat the City Hall Auditorium and the Council Chamber. Engineer Hinckley was granted leave of absence from the next regular meeting of this Board , to attend the graduation of his son at Stanford . 299 Members of the Board decided to further inspectthe City Camp Ground in Upper IViill Creek Canyon on.Friday , June 14th,; 1929 , and to informally discuss the budget for the coming year. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. Cavl Mayor , City of edldnds , dalif. Attest : A1�1' � r Cit . - . ---000000000--- 1 Redlands , California . June 19th. 1929. Two o 'clock, P. M. B regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Krumm, Ford and Nott , together with the Clerk and Attorney . Absent : Engineer Hinckley. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. APPLICATIONS - PERMITS Foster-Kleiser Comply , Long Beach, California , made application for permission to erect a 'billboard on the south side of Citrus Avenue immediately west of the Sidler Apartment house . The Council declined_to grant same without consent of residents in the block . Mr. Cogshall , representing the Company , addressed the Board stating he would interview the residents and determine their attitude . Before adjournment of the Council he returned with the signed consent of three parties, stating that one refused to give consent . After due consideration, upon motion of Councilman•_ Fowler seconded by Councilman Ford , the application was granted , Council- man Krumm oppo2ing,sbecause of the close proximity of the Adventist Church. Application of Mrs. A . Brandrup for permission to erect a • o ,er:te - re_re -A- ment and ?it stand •at the southeast corner o3 Lugonta Avenue and Sixth. Street , was granted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. COMMIUNICATION • A communication from the Fontana Farms Company relative to the use of water by cabin owners in Lytle Creek , was presented and ordered filed . 300 PETITIONS Petition No . 4014, Peter Gallotto , et al , for an incandescent street light at the alley on Seventh Street between Stuart Avenue and High Avenue , was presented and referred to the Lighting Committees REPORTS Reports of the Treasurer , Recorder and Accountant for the month of May , 1929, were presented and ordered filed . DEED The Attorney presented a deed from David Parry and wife and C . E. Perry and wife , conveying to the City a strip of land 22 ft wide , between $ugonia Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue , being the easterly portion of Orange Street as now in use , but for which the City appears to have no previous title , hence this conveyance is made to the City for road purposes . RESOLUTIONS The following resolutions were continued : Nos. 477 , 479 , 481 , 485 , 487 and 468 . RESOLUTION No . 484 ! Sylvan v pening z ening The Clerk presented the Commissioners report in the opening and widening of Sylvan Boulevard under Resolution No . 484 , together with the protests of Winifred Peel et al, to the amount of damages allowed for certain properties, set out in their protests. The protests were ordered filed and hearing on same set for two o ' clock i' . M. , July 3rd . 1929 . WATER CONSERVATION A cokmunication from Mr . Cuttle , president of the Water Conservation Association, Riverside , California , requesting a contribution from this City toward the work of water spreading , was presented and ordered filed , and as per custom of former years , the sum of 8250.00 was appropriated for the year ending June 30, 1929 , and the Clerk was authorised and directed to issue a warrant_accordingly pgyable out of the General Fund and chargeable to the 'dater Department . BUILDING INSPECTOR A communication from Swasev Pc Hayne , Architects , Los Angeles , for permission to install two certain portions of the work :for the Bank of America Building , northeast corner of Orange and State Streets , other: than required by the City Building Code , was presented and ordered filed. Mr. Swasey of the architect firm and local inspector Armstrong were present and the matter was discussed very fully and the Council and Inspector being satisfied that the change was reasonable and would not be inferior construction nor create extra fire hazard, upon motion of Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford , the request was granted by the unanimous vote of the Board . SAN TIMOTEO CREEK - DIP The Clerk presented a written protest signed by Mrs. Emilie L. Parker to the proposed dip crossing of an Timoteo Creek on the road from the City to the Southern Pacific le . . . The Street Superintendent was notified of the protest on June 7th, 1929 . Protect was ordered filed and the matter referred to the City Attorney for advice and report to this Board. 301 TELEPHONE RATES The Mayor presented a report , prepared at his request , br Mr . Barry Dibble , II relative to ,te ephone rates in this City as compared with rates in other cities of the valley. Tie report was ordered filed , and the Clerk was directed to convey to Mr . Dibble a vote of thanks of the Council for his labors and request him to meet with this Board at two o 'clock , P. M. , Wednesday , June 26th, 1929, for a further considera- tion of the matter . Members of the Council expressed their appreciation to Mayor Wheaton for taking this initial step. STREET CAR FARES_ Chairman Rolfe , of the Transportation Committee , through the City Cle& , presented a copy of Decision No . 212) 2 of the State Railroad Commission in thematter of Application No . 13460 of the Pacific Electric Railway Company, relating to passenger rates and fares , which was ordered filed. PUNCTURE VINE & BLACK SCALE IISecretary of the local Chamber of Commerce urged the City to take action looking toward the eradication of the puncture vine ; and Councilman Krumm suggested and urged that the City take active steps toward cleaning the street trees of black scale . Referred to the Engineer for estimate of cost for a complete spraying of all street trees . POULTRY AND RABBITS The application of J. R. Berry , et al , for a re-zoning of a portion of the A e T . to permit the keeping of poultry and rabbits in commercial quantities , and a protest to the granting of same , signed by H. Kremer , et al, together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission that the request for the change be denied , were presented by the Clerk, and were referred back to the P:o1anning Commission for check of the signatures to the protest in that a great majority of them reside II outside of the territory directly affected and requesting the rezoning: WYATT OPERA HOUSE The City Attorney advised the Board that the<City could not lease its property for a longer time than ten years , hence , the proposal to lease the Wyatt ' Opera House to Mr. Schoen for a term of twenty-five years was illegal . After due (consideration, and per verbal agreement with Mr. Schoen, the Council authorized and directed the City Attorney to prepare the necessary papers for a twenty-five year (contrast sate to Mr . Schoen along the lines of the lease proposal , with an additional clause making the sale price ytoO ,Don .no at the end of twenty-five years , nver , above and in addition to any payments made during the twenty-five year period and submit same to this Board for final consideration. Upon su o estion of Councilman krumm, the panic locks removed from the Wyatt I were donated to the Contemporary Club for use in its Club house . BUSINESS LICENSES License Collector Tripp addressed the Board for an amended ordinance to cover the outside contractors and sub-contractors . Referred to the City Attorney and 302 • License Collector for draft of the necessary ordinance for submission to this Board. FOURTH OF JUDY The Council decided to sponsor a fourth of July gathering st the City Camp Ground in upper Mill Creek, arranging to supply a barbecued sandwich and coffee lunch, arrangement for preparations of same being left in the hands of the Mayor. STORAGE VAULT Upon request of the Clerk , and upon motion duly adopted , the Engineer was authorized and directed to build a storage vault in the basement of the City Hall , under the superintendence of the Building Committee . COIN:?UNITY MUSIC ASSN. The request of Mrs . Mullen, of the Community Music Association, heretofore made to this Board, for an aDproDriation toward the expense of the Association was next considered at some length, after which , a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Krumm, that the City appropriate a sum sufficient to pay the salary of director Kirckhoffer , for this summer season , was unanimously adopted. CEMETERY Upon recommendation of the Cemetery Committee , the salary of Superintendent nu' , was fixed at $200 .00 per month from and after my t , 7929 . BUDGET The budget for the next fiscal year was next considered. The estimated receipts being 8195X00 .00 and request for appropriations a few hundred dollars in excess of the estimated receipts. An appropriation of $300.00 for ,Clerk hire in the City Judge ' s office was granted; 82000 .00 was deducted from the Street Department request ; 81 .000 .00 from the Fire Department ; $300 .00 added to the Building Inspector Department for purchase of an auto ; and $500 .30 deducted from the Mill Creek Camp Ground, making a net reduction of $2 ,900 .00 from the amount of appropriations requested , leaving the sum of $2,290 .00 unappropriated to be placed in the miscel- laneous department . The Clerk was directed to prepare the budget with above additions and. reducttons , and present same to this Board at an adjourned regular meeting on June 26 . 1929. . for final adoption. MISCELLANEOUS Complaint as to condition of the Pacific Electric carline on West Cypress Avenue was referred to the Engineer and Street Com.nittee . A question as to fruit stand in the parking space at the Harrell ranch on East Lugonia Avenue was voiced by the Mayor, and the Engineer was directed to estab- lie]} the property line at said place to determine whether the stand is on private or public ground, and report his findings to this Board. Request of the Treasurer for additonal office equipment was referred to the House Committee with power to act . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . 303 No further business demanding attention, on motion , the meeting adjourned , to meet_in regular adjourned session at two o ' clock, P. M. on Wednesday, June 26th, 1929. /j/ // 27/ 44_4_14 d Mayor , Lity of Redlands , al _ . Attest : .fEn ity rr" . ---000000000--- Redlands , California . June 26th . 1929 . Two o 'clock ; P. 'M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler, Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. Absent : Councilman Ford. BUDGET The budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1st , 1929 , was the first matter considered. The Clerk presented the final draft and copies , as directed at the last meeting , which , upon motion, duly seconded , was approved by the unanimous vote of the four members present . Upon recommendation of Councilman Krumm, the Clerk was directed to furnish the heads of the several Departments with a copy of the department appropriations respectively , attaching a letter to same advising the department head that they would be expected to keen their expenditures for the year. within the amount appropriated. TELEPHONE RATES Mr. Barry Dibble was present and considered , with the Council , matters pertaining to telephone rates in this City as compared with other cities in the valley : Mr. Starkweather, secretary of the present Company, and Mr. Carl Rolfe , of the former Company , were present and participated in the discussion to some extent . After due consideration, a motion by Councilman Krumm, seconded by Qouncil- ' man Fowler , that flfr . Dibble proceed to make quite a thorough survey of the matter and report to this Board from time to time , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . 304 APPLICATION The Building Inspector presented the verbal application of Geo . Hayes for permission to place an awning-covered fruit stand temporarily upon his property at 531 Orange Street . Upon motion of Councilman Nott , seconded by Councilman Krumm , the application was granted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . PETITIONS Petition No . 4009 , A . E. Forrest for street light on Pacific Street at entrance to his grounds, was denied as per recommendation of the Lighting Committee : Petition No . 4015, Henry Baker , et al , for oiling and sanding, curb and gutter on Bellevue Road from West Fern Avenue to Terracina Boulevard , was presented and ordered filed, and the Engineer was directed to prepare and submit plans, at the next meeting , for the proposed improvement . Petition No . 4016 , Frank A . Whitten for permission to erect a two story dwelling at the rear of 121 Norwood Street , was presented and granted as per recommendation_of the Planning Commission, the lot being too small to meet first residential zone requirements . Tree Petition No. 762 , A . C . Guyotte for permission to remove one palm and one magnolia tree on the south line of Colton Avenue , immediately east of First Street , was presented and granted as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. • DEED - (U.S.PATENT) Upon motion duly seconded and adopted , the Clerk was authorized and directed to have placed of record �Patent Number 965966 , for the Si SEI Section 14. Township 1 South. Range Two West . WESTERN AVENUE The City Attorney was authorized and directed to proceed to secure title to that portion of Western Avenue contained in lots 15 and 16, of the Iowa Trent , title to said lots and the City ' s title to the roadway being in question. FIRE HOSE Councilman Krumm, Chairman of the Fire Committee , presented a contract purchase of 300 feet of 2Q inch "Premier Jacket" Fire Hose from the Eureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Company, and the same was approved and confirmed by the unanimous vote of the four members present . The Mayor Retires Mayor Wheaton vacated the Chair at this time for another appointment , and called Councilman Fowler to act during his absence . MASTER PLAN - HEIGHTS. SECTION E. A . Moore , President of the City Planning Commission, addressed the Board outlining the plans of the Committee for preparation and adoption of a "Master Plan" covering the Heights District alongSunset Drive . The cost was estimated at $9 ,000 .00• and Mr . Moore thought the cost should be borne by the county, the City ani the property owners in equal amount , and urged that the • 305 Council appoint a committee of three with Engineers Hinckley and Ford, and the City 11 ,Attorney as ex-officio member , to confer with parties interested , in an effort to devise ways and means for carrying out the .ro .osed .laps of the Plannin: Commission. Upon motion, dhly.:seconded and adopted , the Mayor was authorized and directed to name the members of the said committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . (7/TPI 2.(24;;!t Mayor , ity of nedlands, California . Attest : , City k. -OOooOOooOO-- Redlands , California . July 3rd , 1929 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlandq , held at the regular place of meeting; Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved: COMMUNICATIONS A communication from Mrs. Maude K. Garstin, expressing appreciation of the flora". remembrance on occasion of the death of her husband , H. H. Garstin, was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS The application of the Redlands Electric Company for permission to hang electric sins at 116 East Citrus Avenue and 222 East State Street , 10 feet above the sidewalks , was presented and ordered filed . Upon motion, duly seconded .and carried , the application was denied , the City Ordinance requiring such signs to be 12 feet above the sidewalks . PET ITIONS Petition No . 4017 , W.H. Blodgett , et al, for a fire hydrant on Rossmont Drive between Garden Street and Sunset Drive , was presented and referred to t he Engineer and Fire Committee . Petition No . 4018 , Melvin L. Hooper , et al , for improvement of portion of 306 Sunset Drive between Rosemont Drive and Canyon Road, was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . STREET LIGHTS 11. Petition No . 4011 , J. Nelson, et al , for incandescent street lights on Church Street between Lugonia and Pioneer Avenues , and Petition No . 4014 ,Peter Gallotto , for 1 street light at the alley on Seventh Street between Stuart and High Avenues , were next considered . Upon recommendation of the lighting Committee , approved by the unanimous -vote of the Board , lights were ordered installed between Pennsylvania and Pioneer Avenues on Church Street and at the alley on Seventh Street . as requested. REPORTS Report of the Fire Department for the month of June , 1929, and for the year ending June 30 , 1929. were presented and ordered filed . Notice from theFire Chief suggesting that the City comply with provisions of Ordinance No . 639 , Section 71 , by removing ruboish, etc , from the attic of the City Hall Building was presented and referred to the House Committee , Chairman Krumm of said Committee stating that plans were already made for same . PLANNING COMMISSION Petition and protest relating to the rezoning of a portion of the Enterprise Tract for commercial poult , before this Board at its last meeting and referred to the Planning Commission for a re-check and rehearing, was next considered by the Board , and upon recommendation of the Planning Commission, verbally made by E. A . Moore , President , and Councilman Fowler , a member , the petition for the re-zoning was denied . and the petition and protest ordered filed . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 477 , 479 , 481 , 485 and 488 . RESOLUTION No . 484 ( Sylvan Blvd . , Open and Widen). This being the time set for the hearing of protests made to the approval and confirmation of the Commissioners report for the 9 pening and widening of Sglvan Boulevard under kesolution of Intention No . 484 , Mr . Gunter , an owner of property affected , addressed the Board desiring to know if the cost of the improvement of the street would be borne by the City or by property frontage . He was advised that the Oi'e4 n • grnn_e_ellings were for acquiring titl& to the roadway and the cost would be borne by the City , but that when the Street was improved with paving, curb , gutter , etc . , such cost would be chargeable to •theproperty in the district . Mrs . Peel and Mr . Tatum, owners of property affected and to be taken for the road- way objected to the amount allowed for same as compared with allowance made for other property adjoining, Mr. Tatum stating he valued his property at 81 .500 .00 , I for which the Commissioners had allowed $650 .00 . At the suggestion of the Mayor , and upon motion, duly seconded and carried, the hearing was continued until' next meeting . 307 R�SOLUT_ION No . 487 (Orange St . Curb , etc . Assessment Map . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to Statute for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of tie work and improvement of Orange Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 487 . adopted March 20 , 1929. The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the healing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded , and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Nott that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which :motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board. BE S OLUT IOININo.. 4 (Sewer in Iowa__T.raet . On motion, the Board adopted a Resp.lution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans for a sever in the Iowa Trar.t , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 461, to be, hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 489 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved: That the plans , profile and detailed drawings prepared by the City Engineer for the sewer in Iowa Tract under proposed heso- lution of Intention No . 489 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 489 , which provides for the sewer , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 490 (Bellevue Road improvement . ) On motion, the Board adopted:la. Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans for the improvement of iellevue Road , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 490 . to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 490 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : Tijat the plans , profile and detailed drawings prepared by the City Engineer for the improvement of Bellevue Road under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 490 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 490 , which provides for the improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. SOUTH UNIVERSITY ST Upon motion of Councilman Krumm , seconded by Councilman Fowler„ the Engineer was directed to prepare and submit plans for concrete paving on South University Street from Citrus Avenue ty Cypress Avenue . 308 r,. TREE REMOVAL President Moore of the Planning Commission, stated that a few months ago Lee Dague was given permission to remove pepper trees from his property frontage, 1203 Caen Street , upon the express condition that the stumps be grubbed out . The trees have been removed but the stumps remain and upon recommendation of President Moore , duly approved by vote of the Council , the Attorney was directed to give proper notice to Mr . Dague to complete the removal. President Moore suggested the ,creatinn of zone or zones in which the City could care for the parking space and charge the expense to the pro,oerty frontage. Referred to the City Attorney for leges advice BUILDING INSPECTOR - AUTO Upon recommendation of Councilman Krumm, an order was given for the purchase from C . H. Clem of a new ohevrolet auto at a price of X700 .00 , fully equipped. CITY GASOLINE STATTOPI Upon recodamendation of the Police Committee , the Engineer was directed to install a special tank for Ethyl gasoline and to secure a special oil for use only of the oity motorcycles, PARKING ON BEACON STREET Motorcycle officer Tripp suggest.gd parking lines on east side of Beacon Street near State Street . Referred to the Police Committee . FIRE INSURANCE - LOSS The Clerk was authorized and directed to execute the necessary papers for a settlement of damage to the City Hall building by Fire on June 27th. 1929. MASTER PLAN (Citrus , State & First St . district ) The adoption of a "Master Plan" for the district around Citrus Avenue, State and First Streets, was discussed and referred to the Attnrnay to prepare and publish the proper notice for Wpublic hearing on same . MASTER PLAN_ (Sunset Drive District ) As per order of last meeting , the Mayor named A . Gregory . H. C . Deming , and Councilman Krumm, together with Engineers Hinckley and Ford and Attorny Hartzell as exofficio members , to devise ways and means looking to the adoption of said "Master Plan" , and report their findings to tnis Board . MENTONE WATER COMPANY The City Attorney presented a cony of Decision No . 21279 of the State Railroad Commission relating to application No . 15666 of the Mentone Water Company to transfer its assets to the City of Redlands , and complying with said decision, • On motion of Trustee Fowler , duly seconded by Trustee Ford , and unanimously carried , it was resolved that the City of Redlands obligate itself and does hereby obligate itself to furnish such consumers of the,Mentone Water Company as may reside outside the corporate limits of the City of Redlands , at all times with an adequate supply of water at reasonable rates , unless and until such time as all such consumers =TONE J ;TrR CiPJJ > Y The City Attorney presented a cony of Decision No . X1279 of the State Railroad Commission relating to application No . 15665 of the tent-me ','Water Comoi.nv to transfer its assets to the City of Redlands , and complying with said decision , On motion of Trustee Fowler , duly seconded by Trustee Ford , and unanimously carried , it was resolved that the City of Redlands obligate itself and does hereby • obligate itself to furnish such consumers of the.,Mentone grater Comnany as may reside outside the corporate limits of the City of Redlands , at all times with an adequate supply of water at reasonable rates , unless and until such time as all such consumers shall be served with or there has been made available to such consumers a proper water service from another source or sources ; that domestic and irrigation water ater shall y ! 1 ' be made available to consumers of the Mentone Water Company at all times and con- stantly it by the City of Redlands so long as it owns said water system , excepting at such time as service may be interrupted by accident , break down, act of God or other it cause over which the C ty of Redlands , its officials , officers and employees have no control , and that whenever service is interrupted , it shallbe re-established as quickly as possible . 2R rT1C OFFICERS - IN Tr". O? it ui employees operating a motor vehicle , The question of insurance for ' City officer /as required by a recent act of the Legislature , was referred to the City Attorney for advice . Bills:.and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . V ! ' No further business demanding attention, on motion the meeting adjourned ! • O✓.i%l/✓/4k ?-,( Oma/1 Mayor, City of itedlands , California . MEENTON':C WATER R COtr.PANY The City Attorney presented a cow of Decision No . 21279 of the State Railroad Commission relating to application No . 15666 of the i:Mentnne Water Comor.ny to transfer its assets to the City of ledlands , and complying with said decision , On motion of Trustee Fowler , duly seconded by Trustee Ford , and unanimously carried , it was resolved that the City of Redlands obligate itself and does hereby • obligate itself to furnish such consumers of the,Mentone Water Comnany as may reside outside the corporate limits of the City of Redlands , at all times with an adecuate supply of water at reasonable rates , unless and until such time as all such consumers shall be served with or there has been made available to such consumers a proper water service from another source or sources ; that domestic and irrigation water shall be ,Rade available to consumers of the Mentone Water Company at all times and con- stantly by the City of Redlands so long as it owns said water system , excepting at such time as service may be interrupted by accident , break down, act of God or other cause over which the C ty of Redlands , its officials , officers and employees have no control , and that whenever service is interrupted , it shall. be re-established as quickly as possible . TRAT"FlC OFFICERS - INSTTI ?`;i: of employees operating a motor vehicle , The question of insurance for ' City officers/as required by a recent act of the Legislature , was referred to the City Attorney for advice . Bills:_and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion the meeting ad 'ourned . OF�� - ,er-7//k Mayor, Uity of atedlands , California . 30D shall be served with or there has been made available to such consumers a proper water service from another source or sources ; that domestic and irrigation water shall be made available to consumers of the Mentone Water Company at all times and con- stantly by the City of Redlands so long as it owns said water system , excepting at such time as service may be interrupted by accident , break down, act of God or other cause over which the City of Redlands , its officials , officers and employees have no control , and that whenever service is interrupted , it shall be re-established as quickly as possible . TRAFFIC OFFICERS - INSURANCE os employees operating a motor veh_cle , The question of insurance for 1City officers/as required by a recent act of the Legislature , was referred to the City Attorney for advice . Bills&and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion the meetin_ ad ourned . CF,an kled-7,74 ' Mayor, City of Kedlands , California . ATTEST: 41-‘7673- City- rerk. ---000000000--- Redlands , California . July 17th . 1929- Two O'Clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from C . H. Abbott , 28 So . University Street , relating to fhe proposed paving of said Street . and stating that several houses on the west side of the street were not connected with the sewer and urged that same be done before paving, was presented and ordered filed . The Engineer explained that sewer laterals to each lot on said Stret,t were provided for as part of the proposed paving plans, A communication from the California heal Estate Assocation, relatime to subscription for its Magazine , was presented and ordered- filed . 310 PETITIONS Petition No . 4019 , C . E. Bowlsby , et al , relating to the improvement of West Colton Avenue from Orange Street to Texas Street was presented and ordered filed for reference when proceedings fox' the improvement of said Street are considered by this Council . Petition No . 4020 , Chauncey E. Smith, et al , for city water service for o h Lim- inda was presented and referred to the Engineer and Water Committee . Petition No . 4017 , U. H. Blodgett , et al , for fire hfdrant on Rosemont Drive , presented at last meeting , was granted as per plans of the Engineer . ORDINANCES Action on Ordinances Nos . 718 and 719 . Gasoline Storage and better fire protection, respectively , was deferred until an adjourned regular meeting, at two o 'clock , P. M. , July 24 , 1929 . REPORTS Reports of the Clerk . Treasurer , Judge and ...A.ccnnuntant for the month of June , 1929 ; the Clerk . Librarian . Police Department , and 'Rater Conservation Associa- tion for the year ending June 30 . 192• were presented and ordered filed . TAX LEVY Thnsideration of the Tax levy for the present fiscal year , was deferred until Two o ' clock , P. M. , July 24th. 1929 . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 477 , 479 , 481 , 485 , 488 489 and 490 . RESOLUTION No . 484 ( Sylvan Boulevard Opening and Widening. ) This being the time set for further consideration of protests filed to the Commissioners report in the opening and widening of Sylvan Boulevard under Resolution of Intention No . 484 , the protests of Mrs. Peel and 1vir . Tatum were considered and upon motion duly seconded and unanimously adopted , the sum of 8900 .00 was fixed as compensation for land taken, Nos. 3 and 4; the sum of 81000 .00 for land taken; <,' i • 44 _ .r residence and $100 .00 for garage , Nos . 1 and 2; $ 40 .00 each for land taken , Nos. 10 to 14, inclusive ; The Commissioners report , amended as above , was then duly approved and confirmed by the unanimous vote of the Council. RESOLTJTIO7 No . 491 (GMnnxete Paving - South University St ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to; makd and submit plans for the improvement of South University Street , all as con- templated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 491 to be hereafter adopted . pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans for the work and improvement contemplated by proposed desolutioh of Intention No . 491 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : 311 Solvedi. That the plans, profile and detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed resolution of Intention No . 491 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . ' On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 491. ..iwhich provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. S. W. HOME TELEPHONE RATES Mr. Dibble , Consulting Engineer , presented a written report of his findingq relative to rates etc , of the Telephone Company as applied to this City . The report) was ordered filed, and upon motion duly seconded and carried, the Mayor was authorized and directed to transmit a copy of said report to the State Railroad Commission, accompanied by a letter setting forth reasons why the City feels that it is being charged an unfairly high rate for telephone service as compared with other cities in the valley . RADIO INTEREFERENCE- The committee heretofore appointed by this Board to make a survey of radio intereference and report their findings to this Board, filed a written report , giving details of their findings and making certain recommendations. It was suggested by the Mayor that the report be placed in the hands of each member of this Board for study and perusal before consideration and action by this Council. CONCRETE PAVING A representative of the "Hunt" process of curing concrete in road building addressed the Council urging that the City use same in the proposed improvement of . . Universit Street . The Council and Engineer being favorably impressed with the process , upon Motion, duly seconded and carried . the Engineer wqs authorized and directed to include same in his specifications for the improvement of South University Street . ' THE TERRACE N. L. Levering, property owner on the Terrace , addressed the Council urging theta temporarily held up at the request of certain property owners , be st:rte. for the im.rovemei . _ tie _err: e Upon motion, duly seconded and carried the Engineer was directed to prepare and submit plans for same at the next meeting. PLANNING COMMISSION President Moore of the Planning Commission addressed the Council in request that provision be made in the next tax levy for funds to meet._the expenpe of the Commission in making surveys , etc . , necessary to carry out plans of the Commission. He was assured that the matter would he given due cansideration at time of fixing the tax levy. APPLICATION - PERMIT Rev Dillingham made verbal a . .lication for 'emission to erect an advertisin_ ail. in the parking space on the west side of Beacon Street just south of State Street . Upon motion of Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford, the request was granted , under Supervision of Engineer Hinckley. 312 MILL CREEK WATER A communication from Mr. Decker , Secretary of the "Big Pine Tract Associa- tion" advising this Board that the water meter installed for their tract had been removed and that the Association denied the right of the City and/or Mill Creek Owners , to charge for water used by members of the Association, was presented and referred to the Attorney who was directed to _give proper notice to the Association that the City would take the necessary legal steps at once to determine the rights of parties interested and would replace the meter at once. MILL CREEK PLAYGROUND A communication from J. L: Elliott , Forest Supervisor , requesting plans and data relating to the development of the Municipal Playground of the City, was presented and ordered filed , and the Clerk was directed to supply same , and to advise the Supervisor that the City desired to develop same for a Municipal Playground. COMMUNI41Y MUSIC ASSOCIATION Mayor Wheaton voiced the request of Mrs . Mullen for payment at this time of a part of the appropriation made by this Council for salary of the director , Mr. Kirckhoffer , for this season. Upon motion duly seconded and carried , the ,Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant to the Community Music Association in the sum of $300 .00 . payable out of the General Fund . WYATT OPERA HOUSE The contract sale of the Wyatt Opera House pin perty to Mr . Schoen was presented by the City Attorney for ratification by this Board. Through Mayor Wheaton, Mr. Schoen requested that the optional purchase price be nhangen to A Power figure; that he be relieved of the expense of bonds for carrying ont his pf2vt of the contract ; an additional clause to protect him in case the City failed to comply with its part of the contract . After due consideration, the Council directed the Attorney to add the clause protecting Mr . Schoen in case the City failed in its part of the contract and upon motion duly secenddd and parried , the fixed purchase price and the bonds clause were retained. The Attorney was directed to present the cor- rected contract to this hoard at its next meeting for further action. DEPUTY CITY CLERK Upon recommendation of the City Clerk, Mrs. Oureleen A . Kubias was appointed Deputy City Clerk. TRAFFIC, NOISE . etc . Motorcycle Officer Tripp addressed the Board relative to auto parking on the north side of Colton Avenue immediately west of Orange Street ; to reutein_ r . 1 _ a . . reet ; to designating truck routes through the City; to Boulevard stops , etc ; Referred to the Police Committee with the suggestion of Councilman Krumm that recommendations . complaints etc . , come to the Council through the regular ' Committe._fhpnnel s_ The question of closing Grant and Eureka Streets 'between Olive and, 313 Brookside Avenues during Community *usic Concerts was discussed and referred to the Police Committee with power to act . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned , to meet in regular adjourned session, July 24th, 1929 , at Two o 'clock P. M. a ..,0c.—/-0/ / Orr Mayor , bity of Redlands , Calif: t Attest : 1 k. ---oo00000oo--- Redlands , California . July 24th. 1929, Two o 'clock.., P. M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. APPLICATION-PERMIT The application of the Electric Products Corporation, for permission to erect an electric sign in the parking space on the south side of West Colton Avenue at First Street , was presented and granted by a majority vote of the Board (Fowler and Wheaton voting 'no ' ) , subject to plans of the City Engineer and Building Inspecto . MAUSOLEUM Councilman Nott brought to the attention of the Board the question of the adoption of a uniform vase or flower container for use at the mausoleum. Referred to the Cemetery Committee with power to act . MASTER PLAN 4Sunset Drive District) Isaac Ford, speaking for the Committee appointed at a f,rmer meeting of this Board , addressed the Board relative to the proposed "Master Plan" for the Sunset Drive District , stating that an aerial and contour map of approximately 1200 acres would cost about 52.50 per acre , which expense the property owners were willing to bear . The necessary surveys for roads would cost approximately $4 ,000 . to 5 ;000 .0,0 which expense the Committee thought should be borne by the City and 314 County . After due consideration , upon suggestion of Councilman Krumm, the Board assured Mr . Ford that the City would make the necessary surveys inside the City if the County would take care of the surveys necessary in the district outside the City , I and it was suggested that Mr . Ford take the matter up. with. the County , which he agreed to do. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 720 , Fixing the Rate and Levying the property taxes for the fiscal year , 1929-1930 , was introduced by Councilman Krumm and laid over under the rules . Ordinance No . 718 , relating to the storage of gasoline , etc . , introduced at the meeting of April 3rd, 1929 , was adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Nott . Noes : None Ordinance No . 719 , relating to Fire Protection , etc . , introduced at the IImeeting of April 3rd , 1929 , was adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler, Krum and Nott . Noes : None , No further business demanding attention, on motion , the meeting adjourned. C--7r/L4 >i7le7/74 Mayor , City of Redlands , California , Attest : at A,Ci ---000000000--- ' Redlands , California . August 7th, 1929 . Two o ' clock, P.M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. Absent : Councilman Krumm. The minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meeting were read and I approved. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the State Railroad Commission acknowledging receipt 315 of a letter from Mayor Wheaton and a copy of Mr. Dibble ' s report relative to telephone rates in this City , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the State Compensation Insurance Fund enclosing an "Official rating card" No . E 5423C , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the League of California Municipalities relating to liability insurance under a recent Act of the Legislature , was presented and ordered filed , the question having heretofore been referred to the City Attorney . A communication from G. .E. Manspeaker relating to the local Fire Depart- ment ' s service at a recent fire at the Spellman place on Barton Ave and San Timoteo Canyon Road , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the State Railroad Commission relating to a propose. ,general order governing_ the ins allation of equipment on electrical consumer ' s premises was presented and referred to the Engineer. APPLICATIONS The application of M. J. Rushen, 516 E. State Street for a position on the police force , was presented and ordered filed. PEI!ITIONS Petition No . 4021 , Joe Chaves, et al , for sidewalks on the west side of _Orange Street between Delaware and Pennsylvania Avenues, was presented and ordered filed, and the Engineer was directed to set grade stakes accordingly . Petition No . 4022, W. J. Chaapelka , et al , protesting the proposed widen- ing of West Colton Avenue between Orange Street and Texas Street , was presented and ordered filed for reference when proceedings for improvement of said street are considered by this Council. Tree Petition No . 763 , 0. W. Herdman, for removal of a pepper tree at 1224 Washington Street , was presented and granted, as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. ORDINANCES Ordinance No : 720 , Fixin• the Rate an. . evrin_ a •sc . -_ ax for the fiscal year 1929-30 , Introduced at the adjourned regular meeting of July 24 , 1929 , was duly and regularly adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Councilmen Fowler , Nott , Ford and Mayor Wheaton. Noes: None Absent: Councilman Krumm. REPORTS Reports of the Treasurer and Fire Department for July ; the Sanitary Inspector for June and July ; the Clerk for the quarter ending June 30 , 1929 , were presented and ordered filed. Report of G. E. Mallen , C . A . , of the Annual audit of the City books , was presented and ordered filed. 316 RESOLUTIONS i The following resolutions were continued: Nos . 481 , 484 , 485 and 488 . RESOLUTION Nn 477 (East Colton Ave Improvement ) The Clerk presented the oral request of H. H. Lienau, contractor under the said proceedings , requesting an extension of 60 days time for the completion of the work. Upon motion, the request was granted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . RESOLUTION No. 479 (Alley Opening - Iowa Tract ) Funds from the Assessment for said alley opening being now available as • reported by the Street Superintendent , nn motion adopted by the unanimous 'v•ote of the four members present , the Ilerk was authorized and directed to issue "special , warrants" as follows , payable out of Alley Opening . Iowa Tract , No. 479 fund : . R. A. Covington, Commissioner 410 .00 • F. A. Kimball , Commissioner 10 .00 . , C . R. Gray, Commissioner 10 .00 Helen A . Tyler, Refund 3 .33 • P. Alvarado , Refund 3.33 , Hettie M. Davis , Refund 6.66 ' Modisto Ortiz, Refund 13.32 Grace A . Brock, Refund 3.33 Realty Co of Redlands , Bonds 37 .50 • The Engineer explained that the City would move the buildings necessary for the opening of the alley, thus eliminating the awards for damages of 660 .00 , and - permitting a refund to parties named above who paid the original assessment of • 67 .50 per lot . RESOLUTION No . 489 (Sewer' in Iowa Tract ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the, improvement or the . extent of the district for improvement of Iowa Tract , particularly described in R,Rsolution of Intention No . 489 , adopted July 3rd, 1929 . Tije Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , add no one responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 489 , Ordering the Work to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the fou± members present . the Diagram of the Assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution • as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. RESOLUTION No . 490 (Bellevue tioad improvement ) The Clef.; notified the Board that this waq the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the irpprovement or the extent of the district for improvement of Bellevue Road , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 490 , adopted July 3rd , 1929 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the , above matter , and the Engineer stated that the water main had not been installed as 317 per verbal agreement , and suggested that the hearing be continued until the next regular meeting of this Board , and it was so ordered. RF.SOLTTTION No 491 (South University St , Improvement ) The Clerk presented a protest signed by W. G. Hentschke , et al , to the proposed improvement of South University Street , which was ordered filed . While this was not the date se _for hearing of protests to said proposed improvement , the protest being signed by a majority of the residents living on said street , a motion that _all proceedings for said improvement be abandoned , was adopted by the una_nimo_uB Vote_of_t.helo.ur members present .. THE TERRACE _31.LL. Levering again urged the Board to improve The Terrace , and members of the Council assured Mr . Levering that the City would improve the Park strip between the Terrace and Colton Avenue with lawn and sprinkling system if prooerty owners would bear the expense of paving and garbing The Terrace . Mr . Levering expressed himself as favorable to such a program. On motion, the Board directed the City Eflgineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the said proposed improvement . WATER (Southam Linda) • Petition No . 4020. Chauncey E. Smith , et al , for City water service to South . Loma-Linda , heretofore filed with this Board , was discussed without reaching a final decision, and the •Petition was ordered filed for further consideration and action at a later date . , WATER (Big Pine - F. M. Strang) A communication from F. M. Strang, relating to use of water at cabins in upper Mill Creek, was presented and referred to the Attorney , Engineer and Water Committee. WATER COMMISSION A communication from G'. F. Humphrey , the only member of an Advisory Water Commission appointed by this Boakd in the matter of purchase , etc . , of Mill Creek Water , calling the Board ' s attention to two vacancies on the Commission, caused by • the deaths of Thos . Sanborn and H. H. Garstin, and suggesting the termination of this Commission, was presented and ordered filed . After due consideration, it was determined to terminate this and all other similar Commissions and to name a new Commission for advisory purposes in all matters pertaining to the Water situation affecting this City . . Appointment of the Commission was deferred until the next meeting. WATER SERVICE IN TERRACINA DISTRI T A communication from L. L. Moore . Secretary of the Community foRpital , and verbal statements by Frank Jackson, of said district , as to lack of ample water 318 service , were considered by the Board , resulting in an authorization to the Engineer to lay a 12" water main on Fern Avenue from Center Street west . the work to becompleted before April, 1930 . MILL CREEK PLAYGROUND A communication from Forest Sypervisor Elliott , relative to certain government lots reserved for the City in 1926 , was presented and ordered filed . The Clerk was directed to request the Supervisor to hold the lots for another season, and to advise him that Mayor Wheaton and Councilman Fowler would soon call on him and fully explain the City 's attitude and desire in the matter . BUILDING I':S°ECTOR, A communication from the President of the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference , advising of its annual meeting to be held at Portland . Oregon. September 3-6 , 1929 , and requesting that the City Building Inspector attend , and the written request of the Building Inspector for permission to attend and for an appropriation of a sum not to exceed $125.00 to cover expenses of the trip, were presented and ordered filed. The Clerk stated that Councilman Krumm (dill in the hospital) wished to enter his opposition to the inspector ' s attendance on the grounds of unnecessary expense to the City , and the absence of the Inspector from his official duties. After due consideration, a motion by Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Ford, that permission be granted and a sum not exceeding 8125 .00 be appropriated for ex- penses of the trip , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . CHURCH StREET - BOULEVARD The Police Committee recommended that Church Street be made a Boulevard from Citrus Avenue to East Colton Avenue , and that a STOP signal be placed on the south side of CitruR Avenue and west side of Beacon Street . and tae City Attorney was directed to prepsre-sn Ordinanc_e_aceoZd.i.ng)y. CITY AUTOS Reports coming to the Council of the practice of some employees of the City using the City' s autos on pleasure trips to outside points , a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Nott , was duly adopted , condemning the practice and forbidding the future use of any city auto or truck for other than official pity business, and that the heads of the several departments be advised that they would be held responsible for the strict observance of this order . MISCELLANEOUS Councilmen Ford and Nott voiced the complaint of some residents in the vicinity of the Chandler residend'e , southwest corner of West Olive Avenue and Alvarado Street , as to flies and odor caused by the keeping of deer at the Chandler place , erred to the City Attorney and Sanitary inspector for investigation and report . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. , No further business demanding attention, on mention, the tee _Yr a. ourrne. Writ Mayor , ty of edlands , a h for a. Attest : j i . Ci . - k. 21 S. • Redlands , California . August 21st . 1929. Two o 'clock. , P.M. A regular meetijig of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, and the City 8lerk. Absent - Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krumm and Nott ; the Attorney and Engineer. No quorum being present , the Mayor declared the meeting adjourned to meet in adjourned regular session at 7 :30 o'clock , A . M. , Au'ust 23r. 1929 Mayor, -ity of Redlands , Cal fornia . Attest : /t a a City -0-0-0- Redlands , California . August 23rd, 1929 . 7 :30 o 'clock, A .M. Pursuant to adjournment on August 21st , 1929 , the Council met in adjourned regular session with the following members present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford and Nott ; and the City Clerk. Absent : Councilmen Krumm and Fowler ; the City Attorney and Engineer. RESOLUTION No . 477 - ASSESSMENT MAP (East Colton Ave Paving) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of East -Cotton Avenue as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 477 , adopted October 3 , 1928 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing , 3hereupon the Mayor inquired if kny interested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded , and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Nott that the Assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Ford and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of those present . RESOJJUTION No . 485 (Orange St . WideninpEast side. ) The Clerk presented the Commissioners report in the widening of Orange Street on the east side , under Resolution No . 485 , together with the protests of Mrs _Rebecca C. Truesdell and Christine and Beatrice Lindenberg as to the amount of 320 benefits assessedaid Mrs . Mary Pettibone Smith as to the amount of damages allowed . The protests were ordered filed and hearing on same set for Two o ' clock P. M. , Se . ember 4th 1929 . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . Upon motion adopted by the unanimous vote of the three members present , all other matters were continued un . se _ Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : Ci_e_gtt . -0-0-0- 1 Redlands , California . September 4th, 1929, Two o 'clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krum and Nott, together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. ' Minutes of the last regular mnd adjourned regular meeting s were read and a . .roved. APPLICATIONS B. H. Prentice, owner of lot at northeast comer of Citrus Avenue and Beacon Street , made verbal application for permission to place vent pines from gas tanks , and flood light poles, in the parking space on Beacon Street . The request was denied by the unanimous vote of the Council , a majority of the members and the Engineer having pannall,y_inspenten the loeRtton prior to this meeting. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk, Accountant , Recorder for July . and the Fire Department __ and Sanitary Inspector for the month of August . 1929, were presented and ordered filed. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the State Department of Public Health, giving notice of the Annual Meeting of Health Officers of the State to be held at Oakland , October 7th to 11th, 1929, was presented and ordered filed. A communication from Geo . P. Uortner , Business Manager of the University of Redlands , suggesting that auto oarking on East Colton Avenue near the University be restricted to the south side of said Avenue , was presented and referred to the Police Committee . 321 A. communication from Geo . P.Cortner , Secretary of "The Law Observance League of Redlands" , requesting the adoption of an ordinance regulating the sale of so-called wine tonics, was presented and refirred to the Ordinance Committee . PLANNING cormiiSS .0N A recommendation of the Planning Commission, made &t its meeting of August 12 , 1929 , that that portion of Zone C or Fourth Residential District lying between Ninth and Tenth Streets, north of State Street and south of the alley in Block 19 , Town Plat , be taken from saidrZone C and re-zoned as Zone B or Commercial District , was presented and ordered filed. After due consideration the Council decided to call a public meeting in the near future for this and matters pertaining to "Master Plans" in certain districts of the City. The Planning Commission requested that any action by the Council in matters in which the Commission is interested , be reported to it . The request was granted and ordered filed . II PETITIONS Petition No . 4023 , F. H. Hardy et al , for ornamental lights oh Buena Vista Street from Palm Avenue to Brookside Avenue , where not already in, was presented aid ordered filed. The Engineer was directed to prepare and submit plans for sane at next meeting. ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 721 . Traffic Regulation, Church Street , was introduced by Councilman Ford and laid over under the rules. • RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 481 , 464 , and 488 . RESOLUTION No . 485 (Orange St . widening, East side ) This being the time set for the nearing of protests made to the approval and confirmation of the Fommissioners report for the widening of Orange Street , east side , under Resolution oY Intention No_. 485 , Lewis P . Smith , representing Mary P. Smith, who filed arwritten protest to the amount of damages allowed, requested the Council to continue this hearing until the next regular meeting, as riis Attorney could not be present today . The protestants to the benefits assessed , Miss Lindenberc and Mrs . Truesdell stated they had no objections to a continuance until next meeting, and it was so ordered . RESOLUTION No . 489 - Bids_ ( Sewer in Iowa Tract ) This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised , for sewer in�owa Trantr, under Resolution of Intention No . 389 , the following proposals were submitted , public y opened and declared; Z . P. Bulaich, 1220 Texas St . , Redlands , Calif. Sewer complete , per lineal ft . $ 1 .50 Manholes , each 75.00 322 M. T . Markovich, 1205 Stanley Ave . , Long Beach Sewer complete 1 ,158 .75 H. H. Lienau Redlands Sewer , per lin. ft . 1.10 Manholes , each 100 .00 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , which recommendation was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. All other bids were rejected and certified checks ordered returned to the bidder. RESOLUTION No . 490 (Bellevue Road improvement ) Upon recommendation of the Engineer and Street Committee , for a change in the plans , all prnceediugs under Resolution No . 490 , for improvement of Bellevue Road from Fern Avenue to Terracina Boulevard , were abandoned and held for naught , by the unanimous vote of the Counoil . RESOLUTION Ido 492 (Bellevue Road improvement ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the Citi- Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of Bellevue Road from Fern Avenue to Terr&cina Boulevard , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 492k to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed resolution of Intention No .494 whereupon the Board adopted the following desolation: Resolved : That the plans , prjfile and detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Int- ention No . 492 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted ,Resolution of Intention No . 499 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution . THE TERRACE The proposed improvement of The Terrace was discussed by Mr. Levering and Miss Lindenberg and several members of the Council , resulting in a decision to call a public meeting in the near future of all parties interested, for further considera- tion of the matter. AUTO INSURANCE Proposals for Public Liability and Property Damage insurance upon the City ' s u.t .r e.ui .ment , were presented, and referred to the following Committee , with full power to act : Attorney Hartzell , $ouncilmen Fowler and Krumm. , TELEPHONE RATES Mr . Dibble and the Mayor made verbal reports of their meeting with Mr . A . B. Fry , of the State Railroad Commission relating to local telephone rates , after 323 14104 a motion by Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Fowler , and adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council , the City Attorney , with Mr. Dibble , were authorized and directed to prepare and file a complaint with the Railroad Commission requesting a hearing and adjustment of rates . WATER COMMISSION In accordance with an order of this Council , August 7 , 1929, J. J. Prendergast , , Geo . F. Humphrey and Isaac Ford were named by the Mayor as an advisory commission in water matters affecting the City , superseding all other Commissions . The action of the Mayor was ratified by the unanimous vote of the Council . GARBAGE COLLECTOR Upon recommendation of Chairman Krumm, of the Sanitary Committee , the sum of $5 .00 per month , from September 1, 1929 , was allowed to Mr . Marsh for the removal of rubbish and garbage from the City Hall and Sylvan Park, said service having here- tofore been free under the contract between Marsh and the City. WATER - South Loma Linda Messrs . Graf: and Corson , of Loma Linda , addressed the Council in a plea for favorable consideration of a__petition for domestic water service to residents of South Loma Linda , heretofore filed with this Board. The matter was discussed pro and con by members of the Council, and action deferred until next meeting, September 18 , 1929 , at which time definite action was promised . EAST LUGONTA AVE The improvement of East Lugonia Avenue under Resolution of Intention No . 471, having been accepted December 19th, 1928 , upon condition that the contractors recondition (or repair) said work to the satisfaction of the City Engineer , and hawing executed a bond to that effect , now , upon statement of the Engineer , that the reconditioning (or repair) had been made in a satisfiactory manner , upon motion, duly deconded and carried , said contractors are hereby released from further obligation under said Resolution and/or bond. POLICE Upon recommendation of the Police Committee and upon motion of Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Ford , duly adopted , the Chief of Police was authorized and directed to attend the Annual Convention of Sheriffs and Peace Officers at Oakland, California , September 16th to 18th , 1929 , and file his bill of expense with the Finance Committee. WEEDS - STREETS Hon. L. M. King addressed the Council urging a program of weed removal and street and parking space cleanliness . The Council assured Mr. King of its hearty endorsement of such a program:, so far as permissible under the law. The City Attorney was requested to look further into the powers of the Board in such, matters , and to advise this Board of his findings . 324 ALLEYS-MCKINLEY HEIGHTS Mayor Wheaton reported complaints of the Sanitary Ins*ector and Garbage Collector as to bad conditions of the alleys. in McKinley Heights tract . Referred I to tne Engineer and Street Committee . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee. 0 No further business demanding attention, on motion he meeting adjourned . /� Mayor, City o . Redlands , Calif. Attest : , City -0-0-0- I Redlands , California . September 18 , 1929 Two o 'clock,P.M. A _regular meeting of tne City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present ; Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The Mayor suggested that anyone having matters to presentto the Council , that it be done at this time . The Clerk presented a Petition No . 4024 , signed by Emmett L. Radford , II et al, requesting the Council to take the necessary action for abatement of a presumed nuisance at Grove Street and Railroad tracks (Eastberne Station) , caused by the Railroad spotting manure and fertilizer cars on the sidings , and the unloading and hauling of same over the streets . The matter was discussed at some length , Dr- Phelps of the Health Department -stating that the Railroad Companies had been notified of the ^omplaint and had made inspection of the location and had assured him that the matter would be remedied , and expressed himself as believing it would be done . City Ordinances cover fully the hauling of same over the streets . The matter was left in the hands of the Health Department for seeing that relief is given those affected , and the Clerk was directed to notify the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroad Companies of the filing of th,, Petition and action of this Board . IIREPORTS Reports of the Clerk , Recorder and Accountant for the month of August ,_ 1929 , were presented and ordered filed . S. 3 32:5 ORDINANCES Brdinance IIo . 721 , Relating to Traffic Regulation , Church Street , IIintroduced at the last regular meeting , was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler , Ford , ICrumm and Nott . Noes : None . Proposed Ordinance No . 722 . Relating to auto parking on portion of East Colton Avenue , was introduced by Councilman Ford and laid over under the rules. Proposed Ordinance No . 723 , Amending Section 2207; of the Uniform Rnilrina Code , was introduced by Councilman Ford and laid over under the rules . LEAGUE OF CALIFORNIA MUNICIPALITIES The Clerk presented a_ communication giving notice of the annual meeting of the League of California Municipalities , to be held at Oakland , California , October 7th to 11th , 1929 , which was ordered filed . TELEPHONE RATES IIA communication from Barry Dibble , stating he was at present at Rupert , Idaho , but expected to be in San Francisco the latter part of this month , and suggesting that the City Attorney and Mayor meet him for a consultation with the Railroad Commission relative to local telephone rates , was presented and ordered filed and the Board recommended that the Attorney and Mayor get in touch with Mr . Dibble and arrange for such a meeting. WATER - LOMMIA LINDA The Clerk presented a communication from W. H. Van Leuven, 33 Kendall Street this City , offering for sale to the City , his well located on the west side of Mountain View Avenue at Mission Road , and suggested that water from the well could be used for supplying the soma Linda section. if the City so desired . The question of the City extending its water mains to supply south Loma Linda residents with IIdomestic water , as requested in a petition heretofore filed with this Board , was then considered , and upon motion duly seconded and carried , the petition was tes_ee 'wing to the rabid development of the districts east and south depending on the City for water. It was suggested that the purchase of the Van Leuven well by Loma Linda residents , would be a fine solution of the domestic water situation in that district . The Clerk was directed to notify Mr. Fan Leuven, Redlands , and Mr . Otto J . Graf, Loma Linda , of the .Bxards action. BOULDER DAM POWER The Clerk presented a communication from the Acting Secretary of the Interior, Washington, D. C . giving information relating to the filing of applications for power to be generated at the proposed Colorado River Dam, and same was ordered II filed for future reference . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 481 , 484 , 488 , 489 and 492. 326 RESOLUTION No . 485 (Orange St . widening - East side . ) This being the time set for continued hearing on protests filed to the Commissioners ' report on the widening of Orange Street (east side ) , under Resolution of Intention No . 485 , F. K. Grassle , representing the Bank of America entered a verbal protest to the Commissioners ' report in that no allowance was made to the Bank for the west wall of the old building which was torn down after tr.e Commissioner- were appointed , but before they viewed the premises . An estimate of the value of the wall at time of demolition was placed at 02 ,670 .65. The estimate was ordered filed, and the question of the legal status of the Bank' s verbal protest presented this day , (when last day for filing of protests was fixed as August 19 , 1929 , in the notice published of the filing of the Commissioners ' report ) was referred to the City Attorney , and this hearing continued to October 2nd , 1929 , for further consideration. APPLICATIONS The Engineer presented the verbal application of parties wishing to establish an auto-wrecking yard on City property west of Texas Street near Oriental Avenue . Upon recommendation of the Engineer and. Street Committee the application was denied. The Engineer presented the verbal application of C.H. Clem for permission to erect a large electric sign at his place of business , 117 W. Citrus Avenue. Referred to the Engineer and Street Committee with power to act . Kennedy and Chesnut , Building contractors , made verbal request for a special permit for construction of a residence on the south side of Campus Avenue between Occidental and University- !Streets , nearer than four feet of the adjacent property line . The request was denied by the unanimous vote of the Board . AUTO PARKING - Sixth St . Upon recommendation of the Police and Street Committees , it was ordered that auto parking on Sixth Street between Citrus Avenue and State Street be confined to parallel parking on the east side and 20 degree angle parking on the west side . TREE REMOVAL Upon motion of Councilman Krumm , seconded by Councilman Ford , the Engineer was authorized and directed to remove the pepper tree from the triangle interstetion of Brookside Avenue , Eureka , and First Streets . THE TERRACE N. L. Levering again brought up the question of the improvement of the _ Terrace , and the Board fixed September 25th 1929 , at 7 :30 o 'clock P. M. dor a public meeting of property owners of The Terrace , for consideration of the question. The Clerk was directed to give notice of same . 3yb Pet THE BOWL - LIBRr1RY PART? Ii8(aA The architect presented plans and design of the building to be erected by Mr . & Mrs . Clarence G. :".bite , at the bowl in Library Park. Referred to the Engineer and Park Committee , with Pullpower to act in all matters pertaining to same . 327 ENGINEER The Engineer was directed to 'clean un the brush and cans at the northwest corner of Colton Avenue and Judson Street , and place signs prohibiting further use of said property as a dumping grounds. The Engineer was authorized and directed to secure estimate of cost of a five sassenger , 6 cylinder sedan for use of his deoart 'ient , and submit same to this Board . The Engineer reported completion of the dip at San Timoteo Creek, ntar t ..e Southern Pacific Depot . SUVDIVISION - Tr. No . 2372 , Country Club Heights The Mayor presented the verbal request of Mr. Huizing that the Board accent above described subdivision so he can get it accepted by the County. Upon referring to action of this Board on April 17th . 1929 , it was found that the same had been accepted with the proviso that no street be of more than 12% grade . The signing of the acceptance of t he subdivision by the City is awaiting the compliance of Mr . Huizing with the grade restrictions. LFAVE OF ABSICCE Councilmen Ford and Krumm requested a leave of absence to be out of the State during the following month , Mr . Krumrn being called to Florida_ by business and Mr. Ford to Arizona by a desire for venison. The requests were granted . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned. Mayor, City of edlands , California ' C ty -0-0-0- Redlands , California . October 2nd . 1929 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present.: Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Nott , Krutgm; the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. Absent : Councilman Ford. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and apnrovec . 328 ORAL PETITIONS . ...Mr. Rickert , representing Kennedy and Chesnut , building contractors , addressed the Board in request for a special permit for constriction of a building on the south side of Campus Avenue east of Occidental Drive , nearer than four feet to the adjoining property line . This matter having been before the Council at its last meeting , and the building code calling for a four foot side line clearance , the request was denied by the unanimous vote of the four members present . Mr. Radford and other residents of Eastberne Station vicinity appeared before the Council in a protest to the dilatory method of the railroad companies in comply- ing with the request of the Health Department for abatement of the spotting of manure and fertilizer cars at said point . The Clerk presented a communication from the General Manager of the Santa Fe Railroad Company stating tnat the Clerk' s letter of September loth , 1929 , wag the first notice heihad received of the complaint , and promising immediate investigation. The communication was ordered filed, and further action was postponed until, next meeting, giving the Railroads time for investigation and report as to their attitude in the matter , the Mayor assuring ' those interested that the Council would give the matter earnest consideration next meeting in an endeavor to secure prompt action. COM'lCICATIONS A com•mnication from the Secretary of the Boulder Dam Association relating to application for power rights from Colorado River Dam , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Attorney with the recommendation that they advise the Secretary of the Interior of the approximate needs of this City . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 722 , Relating to Parking of Vehicles on Colton Avenue east of ,University Street , introduced at the last regular meeting , was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . Ordinance No . 723 . Amending Section 2207 of the Uniform Building Code , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . A proposed "wine tonic" ordinance was discussed at some length, but action deferred until next regular meeting , pending action of the County Supervisors , relating to same . , REPORTS Reports of the Clerk and Fire Department for September , 1929 , and the Treasurer for the :months of August and_September , were presented and ordered filed. RESOLUTIONS Upon motion of Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Nott , the following Resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present : WHEREAS, it is rumored that the Federal Government is investigating certain localities with a view of establishing therein a farm or institution for the treatment and confinement of narcotic addicts, and Whereas , there has been considerable interest manifested in locating such an institution in the immediate vicinity of Redlands , and Whereas . the City of Redlands is far famed as being a strictly high-oBass 325 residential city and having many of its large and beautiful homes on the hills adjacent to the suggested location, and . A iyhereaa the University of Redlands , wits its hundreds of young people who live in its dormitories and near its mampus , is only a comparative short dist&nce from the proposed site , and Whereas, an institution, such as is proposed, would be a decided detriment to land values and would be a continuous disturbance to the peace and content- ment of the residents of this city because of the possibility of danger from escaping inmates together with the fact that it would draw to its proximity a class of addicts and venders who traffic in narcotics and who would be very objectionable and undesirable to the citizens of Redlands , therefore be it RESOLVED, that the City Council of Redlands , California , hereby conveys to the commission authorized to select a site , its decided opposition to the locating of any such institution as the proposed Narcotic Farm for Federal Prisoners or any similar institution for the confinement of drug or narcotic addicts either within the City of Redlands or within the vicinity of the City of Redlands , and that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the Hon. Phil Swing, member of the House of Representatives from this district , and to Mr. Benson, Chief of the California Narcotics Bureau, with the request that they use their influence in opposing and protesting the locating of such an institu- tion in the vicinity of Redlands . " On motion, the following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 481 , 484, 488 & 489 . RESOLUTION No . 485 (Orange . w . ening. - as side ) At the suggestion of Mrs. Garland, representing Mrs . Rebecca Truesdell • property owner effected by said improvement , who stated that she had information of the existence of an old County record , or Map , vitally affecting the property in question in this proceeding , the hearing on the protests filed to the Commissioners report was continued until next meeting, and the Attorney and Engineer were authorized and directed to secure an abstract search and report on the properties sought to be taken for public use by this proceeding and the proceeding under Resolution No . 481 , relating to the west side of said Orange Street . The Attorney reported that heehad in his possession the data Aecessary for preparation of the Commissioners reports on the west sidx of Orange Street widening, and High Avenue opening, which he hoped to have in form and signed by the Commissioners and filed with the Clerk within the next week. Councilman Kru'nm, at this time , made a motion that the Building Inspector make a thorough inspection and report of the condition of the building at the northwest corner of Orange and @tate Streets , stating that reports had come to him that the building was unsafe for occupancy . The motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler and adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . RESOLUTION No . 492 (Bellevue road improvement The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections. against the improvement or the extent of the improvement of Bellevue Road , particularly described in Resolution of Inten- tion No . 492 , adopted on September 4th, 1929 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding , the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 492 , Ordering the Work to 4, 330 be Done , was adopted b ' the unanimous vote of the four members present . The diagram of the assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer was then duly approved by the Board . ' RESOLUTION No . 493 (Terrace Avenue improvement ) Complying with the action of the public meeting of property owners of the Terrace , held September 25th , 1929 , recommending the improvement _of said Terrace , the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of Terrace Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 493 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instructions , the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the won$ contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 493 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved: That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed, Resolution of Inten- tion No . 493 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 493 , which provides for the work and improvement , gnd all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. PLANNING COMMISSION A request by the Sunset Orange Company , F. W. Moore1 for the rezoning of a portion of Section 36 , along Roosevelt Road , was referred to the Planning Commission. The written request and recommendation of the Planning Commission for services of a permanent recording Secretary was presented and ordered filed . The Council appreciating the increased volume of work, of the Commission, and the impor- tance of proper records of same , a motion by Councilman Krumm that a sum of $20.00 per month be appropriated for said purpose , and the Commission select its Secretary and that the records be filed in the City Clerk' s office , was duly seconded and adopted by the unanimous vote of the four members present . HEALTH DEPARTMENT Upon recommendation of Councilman Krumm, Chairman of the Health and Sanitation Committee, approved by unanimous vote of the four members present , the salary of Dr. F+. E. Phelps was increased $25.00 per month and fixed at $50 .00 per month dating from-October 1st , 1929 . The Clerk was directed to secure data , etc. , from Dr. Dole , Secretary of the Board of Health relating to full time man for the department . MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Attention was called to the annual meeting of the League of California Municipalities , at Oakland , California . October 7th. to 11th, 1929 , and the Mayor, Councilmen Fowler and Krumm, and Engineer ftinckley expressed their intentions of _attending same . "4 33 1, ENGIIINEER The Engineer was authorized and directed to purchase a Studebaker Six, Sedan, at a price of $1 ,631 .00 complete , less 050 .00 allowance for the oar now in use by him. The Engineer was directed to prepare and submit plans for the paving of the alley between Cajon and. Fourth Streets , from Fern Avenue to Cypress Avenue . INSURANCE The question of insurance of employees of the 'City who may occasionally use their private cars on City "buisness was referred to the Attorney and Councilmen Krumm and Fowler. MISCELLANEOUS Councilman Krumm reported that complaint of some members of the Business Men' s Association of overcharge for removal of rubbish, had been investigated and found to be without foundation, and that matters pertaining to garbage and rubbish were in general , satisfactory. Bills and aalaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned . (171a, Mayor , Lily of Redlands , Calif. Attest : �`l. it . -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California . Octouer 16th, 1929 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands, California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . Absent : Councilman Ford . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. STREET BANNER Mrs. Dunham , of Yucaipa , requested permission to place a banner over Orange Street advertising the Annual Yucaipa Apple Show , stating that she would be personally) responsible for its removal at the proper time . The request was granted upon motion of Councilman Fowler. INSURANCE Mr. French of the Travelers Insurance Company addressed the Board relative to public liability insurance for autos not owned by, but occasionally used for city 332 purposes. Upon motion of Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Fowler , the Clerk was directed to secure a "non-ownership" policy as suggested by Mr . French. The question of public liability as applied to the individual Councilmen and City , officials was discussed at some lengtn, but no action taken pending receipt of data now being compiled by the California League of Municipalities. WEST COLTON AVENUE Parties interested in the improvement of West Colton Avenue from Orange Street to Texas Street were present , and after some discussion it was determined to hold a public meeting of property owners in the district at the Lincoln School building on Monday , October 21st , 1929, at Seven o 'clock , P. Ivi. , for further consideration of the matter. DEEDS The, CitrAttorney presented deeds from Pedro Benzor , Ignacio Gonzales and Laura Gilpatri.gk , for the east 5 feet of Lot 6 and Lot 14, and the West 5 feet of Lot 25 . Iowa Tract , respectively , for alley opening under Resolution of Intent_io.n No . 479, and upon motion duly seconded and carried the deeds were accepted and the Clerk directed to have same placed of record. ORDINANCES Proposed Ordinance No . 724, relating to "Wine Tonics , etc . ," and Proposed OrdinanceN . .725 , establishing "Bench Mark" , were introduced by Councilman Fowler and laid over under the rules . Proposed Ordinance No . 726 . Prohibiting parking on the south side of West Vine Street , east of Fourth Street , was introduced by Councilman Krumm and laid over under the rules . TREE PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 764 ,_J..�,_.�rvin, for removal of two pepper trees at front of 316 East Fern Avenue , denied by the Planning Commission, was ;resented to the Council , and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee for investigation and recommendation. RUNNING COMMISSION Application of B. C . Moore , for special permit to erect a brick garage on Lot 41 Berkeley Tract ; and Application of Sunset Orange Company for permission to construct certain • _01 .- - t. ses .n a portion of Section 36 , Township 1 South , Range Three jest , on south side of Roosevelt Road , approximately 500 feet west of east city limits ; and Application of Gordon Donald , contractor, for permission to erect a work sho . end sheds on a portion of Lot 27, Block 77 , Rancho San Bernardino , on east side of Lawton Street approximately 550 feet south of Colton Avenue ; werft__granted as per recommendations of the Planning Commission. The Clerk presented the resignation of Melvin L. Hooper as a member of the • - . . ' , commission. which was accepted and placed on file . The Mayor stated that the vacancy would be filled at a later date . 333 COMPLAINTS AND PROTESTS A written protest to the apparent violation of the City Zoning Ordinance relating to the keeping of rabbits and poultry at 1712 and 1728 Clay Street , signed by D. E. Cadwallader , 16.21 'Washington Street , was presented by the Clerk and referred to the Health and Sanitation Committeee . A written protest to the use of sidewalk space and gutter , by the cement pi .e ards located at the northeast dorner of Colton Avenue and Herald Street signed by Geo . Webber , et al , was presented and referred to the Street and Police Committees with power to act . Protest of E. L. Radford , et al, to the spotting of manure and fertilizer cars at Eastberne Station, heretofore filed with this Board , was again considered , and the Health Department was requested to file a written report and recommendations with this Board. as to conditions existing at said point . Complaints of noise from radios at root beer stand on Brookside Avenue and on an automobile on Orange Street near High avenue , were referrdd to the Police and Street C'immittees. RESOLUTIONS The following resolutions were continued : Nos . 481 , 484 , 485 , 488 , 489 and 493 . RESOLUTION No . 492 (Bellevue Road improvement ) This being the time set for the opening of bids for work proposed to be done under Resolution of Intention No . 492 , improvement of Bellevue Road , the following proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : H. H. Lienau Four inch water pipe , per lin. ft . $ 0 .60 Curb , per lineal foot .40 Gutter , per sq. ft . .15 Oiling , per sq. ft . .04 Culvert , per lin. ft . complete 2.25 Driveway or dip gutter , per sq. ft . .15 Geo . Gardner , Jr. 80 ' Culverts complete , with intake and headwall $ 160 .00 Grading and Oiling , per sq. ft . .038 Curb , per lineal foot .35 Gutter , per sq. ft . including dips and drives .15 740 ' 4" C I Water Main, per ft . .52 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Geo . Gardner , Jr . , was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted. rtesolution of Award No . 492. which provided that the contract for said work goes to Geo . 0ardner. Jr . , at the prices mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejected . ' • (Pave Alley , Park Villa and Excelsior Tracts) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for )aving alley in Park Villa and Excelsior 334 Tracts , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 494, to be here- after adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 494 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 494 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted. On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 494. which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. REPORTS Reports of the Judge and Accountant for the month of September , 1929 , were presented and ordered filed . GARBAGE AI'D RUBBISH Chairman Krumm, of the Sanitary Committee , brought to the attention of the '. City Council , a controversy between Mr . Marsh, Garbage Collector , and Dr . E. J. Eytinge of Summit Avenue , over the removal and payment for rubbish, the controversy arising as to what constitutes rubbish under the City Ordinance . In the discussion it developed tnat Mr. Marsh had net , as yet , executed a bond as required under his contract with the City and t 'at he had discontinued garbage collections from the Dr . Eytinge residence . After due consideration the Clerk was directed to request Mr. Marsh to execute and file his bond as City Garbage Collector , and to at once resume garbage collections from the Dr . Eytinge place , leaving the question of rubbish collection and payment for same to be submitted to the Council for adjust- ment as provided in his contract with the City. WYATT OPERA HOUSE Councilman Krumm brought up the quest ion of the lease of the Wyatt Opera House to Mr. Schoen, and urged tnat the deal be completed within ten days . Mr. Schoen was present and assured the Board that he was ready to complete his part of the deal as soon as he knew the plans of the City relative to a proposed set-back line on West Colton Avenue . A meeting of property owners on West Colton Atienue being called for Ivionday night , October 21st , 1929 , at which time the question of a set- back line will be determined , Mr . Schoen was advised that the City would expect a consummation of the deal within fifteen days from this date . THROUGH HIGHWAY Upon request of the Automobile Club of Southern California ,_and upon recom- mendation of the Street Committee , Roosevelt Road to Beacon Street to State Street _to Orange Street to Colton Atienue , wasr designated as the official rouge through the City and to be known as Route 99 . 335 SUNSET DRIVE The Engineer reported that the County proposed to iurnish the oil if the City would furnish the -sand for improvement of a portion of Sunset Drive , a part of which is inside and .a part outside the City. After discussion, the proposal was accepted and the Engineer was authorized to nvneeed wi h he w rk. BOARD OF HEAT,TH Secretary Dole , of the Board of Health, addressed the Board relative to full-time man for the department , stating it would require approximately 1J300 .00 per month for a man to care for the work of the department in addition to the work cared for by the veterinary. No action was taken pending further data to be secured by Dr . Dole . CLAIM AGAINST CITY John C. Meserve sought information as to the attitude of the Board to a claim for damages from sewer overflow into his residence at 1315 West Olive Avenue . The Clerk stated that the sewer line belongs to the Community Hospital , and that the claim had been turned over to L. L. Moore , president of the Hospital Association. Referred to the Attorney and Engineer for investigation and report . MISCELLANEOUS Councilman Krumm presented the request of the checker players for a new roof on their playhouse in the Park. Referred to the _Engineer for estimate of cost . Councilman Krumm suggested the desirability of sidewalks on the sout:: side of Colton Avenue from Division Street east . Referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned., ' Mayor , ity of Redlands , Ca ifornia . Attest : „r • Ci - - -0-0-0- Redlands , California . November 6 1929 . Two o ' clock, P. P.I. C A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mgyor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . 336 SOL'IIFJNICLTIONS A communication from W. T . 'Ceve-rdon Company, Insurance brokers , San Francisco , relating to liability insurance to cover Municipalities aid members thereof, was presented and after discussion, the Attorney was directed td take up with the Company the question of a survey of the City and to report his findings to this Board . A communication from the League of California Municiea lities tendering to the City at cost , a published volume of the proceedings of the last Municipal League meeting , was presented and tne Clerk was authorized and directed to order two copies . A communication from V. B. Power calling attention of this Board to damages to a granite post by a City tractor at the east end of his retaining wall on Mariposa Drive , was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee . The following Communications were presented and ordered filed : Automobile Club of Southern California re : additional signs : Hon. Phil . D. Swing, re Nardotic farm; Hon. Phil . D. Swing , re Application for Boulder Dam Power ; Rev . Lehman . Pastor of Nazarene CYr,rch, re "Wine Tonic" Ordinance . ,APPLIC=,TIONS Applications of Paul A . Mellor and Enos J. Woodward for position on the Police force . were presented and ordered filed . Application of the 'Trustees of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church for permission to erect a cdurca building at the southeast corner of Cajon and Clark Streets , was ,granted as ger recommendation of the Planning Commission. PETITIONS Tree Petition No . 765 , Mrs. D. W. Anderson for removal of alternate pepper trees on tne north side of Union Avenue just west of Orange Street , was presented and denied as per recommendation of the Planning Commission. Petition No . 4025 , Mrs . A . A . DeTour , et al , for the widening of Orange Street at the Wyatt Theatre property was presented and ordered filed . Messrs . Goldsmith and Patch, owners of property on the well side of Orange Street between Cislton and Union Avenues addressed the Board urging steps be taken to carry out the reoue't of the petitioners . The Mayor and members of the Council expressed them- selves favorably , provided the owners of the property on the west side. of the street in the same block as tne Wyatt would convey to tne City the necessary frontage to complete the widening of the entire length of the block. Messrs . Goldsmith and Patch agreed to see if deeds could be secured for this purpose and report their findings to tnis Board . REPORTS Reports of the Clerk for tae quarter ending September 30th , 1929 , and the Clem, Treasurer , Judge and Fire Department for the month of October,. 1929 , were presented and ordered. filed. 337 Tomplaint of Geo . Webber , et al , as to use of the sidewalk space and gutter by the cement yard at the northeast corner of Colton Avenue and Herald Street , filed at the last meeting and referred to the Police and Street Committees , was reported b:' the Engineer as "remedied" . POLICED>AN Upon recommendation of the Chief of Police and Police Committee , A . J. Seltzer was duly appointed e policeman at a salary of$14J .00 per month , effective November 1 , 1929 . DEEDS The Attorney presented a deed from Chas . T. Paine and wife to the Cit;,• forme hour of ,gill Creek Zanja water , which was duly ac3ented and ordered Placed of record . The Clerk pres=nted a copy of a conveyance from the A . T . & S . F. Railway Company to the City for an easement for road purposes over a portion of the Railway Company ' s right-of-way at Colton Avenue and Wabash Street , which was accepted. and ordered placed of record . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 724 Relating to Wine Tonics , introduced at the last regular meeting, was next considered . A motion to amend Article B of Section 1 by striking out the words "or any medicinal Preparation" and to amend Section 2 by ,striking out the words "or any medicinal preparation , or any other preparation containing one-half of one percent , or more , of alcohol by volume which is capable of being used as a beverage" was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board ; the said Ordinance , as amended , was then duly adopted by the following vote: Ayes : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott . Noes : None Ordinance No . 725 , Establishing a Bench Mark , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted by the following vote : t3tes : Mayor 'Wheaton, Chu_ncilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott . Noes : None Ordinance No . 726 , Prohibiting Parking on the south side of Vine Street between Cajon and Fourth Streets , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krumm and Nott . Noes : None . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 481 , 484, 468 , 469 and 492 . RESOLUTION No . 485 (Orange St . East_ side 1 ) The City Attorney presented the verbal request of L. P. Smith, a protestant to the amount of damages allowed under above hesolution , for a continuance of this hearing until the next regular meeting, that his Attorney may be present . No objections being made to the continuance , on,motion , duly seconded. and adopted , it was so ordered . 338 (Title Company Report ) The Clerk at this time presented the report of the Securit Title Insurance - se u-rantee Cowan relating to ownership of property at the northwest and north- east, corners of Orange and State Streets , showing no evidence of the 10 feet on the west side of Orange Street or the 4 .85 feet on the ea®t side of said Street having ever been acquired by the City or dedicated to the public for use as a street or roa. . The report was ordered filed with Resolution No . 485 . RESOT.T f Tn1T TToa_.9.3_ (Terrace Ave improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set , pursuant to statute , and notice given, to sear ooiections against the improvement or the extent of the district for improveient of 'Terrace Avenue , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 495 , adopted on October 2nd , 1929 . The Clerk presented protests of Joseph H. Smith and Mrs . H. McPhee , here- tofore presented at a public meeting of the property owners, which were ordered filed . Upon motion, duly seconded and unanimously adopted , the protests were denied and overruled. The Mayor inquired if ainy one was present and desired to be heard in the above matter, and _no one responding , the Bo€.rd. found that they had acquired jursidiction to proceed with the proceedings, whereupon Resolution No . 493 Ordering the Work to be Dine , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . The Diagram of the Assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly apnroved by the Board . RESOLUTION No . 494 (Alley paving, Park Villa and Excelsior Tracts . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and. notice given , to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for improvement of Alley in Park Villa and zxcelsior Tracts , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 494 , adopted October lo , 1929. The Mayor inquired if any one was present tAat desired to be heard in the above matter , and H. L. Rice prevented protest of A . E. Reesor• r, et al, and urged tin' the alley be oiled and sanded instead of paved . prof. Collins entered a similar protest , but withdrew same when advised as to probable cost , and urged that concrete paving be used . 3. G. Stephenson advocated ordering concrete paving at this time . The Mayor suggested that the hearing be continued until next regular meeting and urged that the protestants to the proposed concrete paving reconsider and withdraw their objections . Upon motion , the hearing was continued until the next regular meeting. RESOLTTTTON 1;o . 495 (Orn 'l lights . McKinley Heights & curb etc . W. Cypress Ave ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of McKinley Heights tract , and a portion of West Cypress avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolu- tion of Intention No . 495 , to be hereafter adopted. 339 Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 495 whereupon the Board adopted the iollowing Resolution: Resolved • That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 492 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 495. which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution . RESOLUTION No . 496 ( Sidewalks . Ptn Orange St . ` E. Colton Ave . Buena Vista Street . curb & gutter . Ptn E. Fern Ave : Orn'l lgts ntn Buena Vista St . ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of portion of Oianizr,e Street , East Colton Avenue , Buena Vista Street and East Fern ;venue , all as contem- plated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 496 , to be hereafter adopted . Pursuant to instr•uct_ons the pity Engineer made and submitted plane and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed hesolution of Intention No . 496 whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution: Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated Under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 496 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion , the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 496 , which provides for the work and improvement and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution . WEST COLTON AVENUE The Engineer was requested to prepare plans and specifications for the improvement of Colton =venue between Orange and Texas Streets , and submit same at the next regular meeting. STOP SIGNALS • A representative of the Acme Traffic Signal Company , Los Angeles , addressed the Board in explanation of the operation and cost of stop signals at Orange and ,State Streets . He quoted a price of $1 .775 .00 with Sj; discount if paid on or before February 1st , 1930 , or twelve monthly payments of 3152 .50 each. After due considera- tion and upon recommendation of the Police Chief and Committee , the Acme Traffic Signal Comoany was authorized and directed to i:ymediately install the system at Orange and State Streets , and the Mayor and Clerk of this Board were authorized and directed to execute a contract with said Company accordingly , on the discount payment plan. WYATT OPERA HOUSE - T E.A;i, Mr. Schoen was present and expressed himself as _read- to consummate the deal for 7 . 9e . _ .'t - 7v, 4 . 7 . . . .° - .roperty with a few minor changes in the draft of the contract . The City Attorney explained t.:.at the original draft called 340 for an expenditure of $15 ,000 .00 for improvements and a bond for said amount to protect the City . The estimated cost of improvements per exhibit before the Board is 012 .003 .30 and Mr. Schoen reouested permission to deposit with a Rank to be named , b� the City , p .000 .00 cash instead of the bond , to insure completion of the building , subject to withdrawal by check only for payment of the last 0 ,000 .00 of the building cott , said check or checks to be signed jointly by the Mayor and Mr . Schoen in payment only of final bills when approved by Mr . Schoen and the Building Inspector . The Board agreed to the changes and the City Attorney was authorized and directed to re-draft the contract ac ordingly , and the Mayor and Clerk were authoriz-d and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City . MI SCELLA NE OUS Yr . Radford of Grove Street again complained of the delay of the Southern Pacific Railway Company in abating the nuisance cai,sed by the spotting of manure cars on the siding at Eastbelne station. He was assured that this .doard , through the Board of Health , would not cease activities until the work was accomplished . Mayor Wheaton presented a verbal proposal of the owners of Forest Home Resort to sell same to the City at a very low figure . Members of the Board visioned the resulting advantages to the City from the acquisition of the property if funds were available , but seeing no way to finance sarnet no action was taken. It was suggested by the Mayor that "slow" signs be placed on East Lugonia Avenue near Judson Street . Referred to the Police Committee . Bills and . Salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in regular adjourned session on Friday , November 8th , 1929 , at four o 'clock, P. M. Mayor , City of tedlands , Calif. Attest : i 111 Cit - 1 . -J-J-O- Redlands , California . November 8th , 1929 . Four o ' clock , P. P.I. An adjourned regular session of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting . Present : City Clerk Absent : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Attorney and Engineer. No quorum being present , the Clerk declared the meeting adjourned to meet in adjourned/ session at 2 oWclook , P. M. ,Vlednesay,;dovember 13th, 1929 . reg lar City Clerk. 341 Redlands , California . November 13th . 1929 . Two o 'clock , P. M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. CITY HALL AUDITORIUM The Mayor presented the verbal request of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church for permission to use the City Hall Auditorium for church services the next two months or so during the construction of their new Church building at the southeast corner of Cajon and Clark Streets. Upon motion, the request was canted upon condition that they arrange for heating and janitor services and pay 00 ser evening to cover lighting expense . CHRISTMAS STREET LIGKTTNG The verbal request of the Business Men' s Association that the City pay cost of extra street lighting in the business district during the holiday season estimated not to exceed $90 .00 , was next considered , and upon motion of Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Fowler , the request was granted , under supervision of the City Engineer. OIL STORAGE TANKS C . E. Perry , of the Church Street Oil Association made verbal request for permission to construct art oil storage tank on the railroad land just west of Church Street . He explained that permission was granted for this tank November 7th , 1928 , since which time an Ordinance of the City has gone into effect very materially pq changing the requirements for such construction, and that the Association desired to erect a tank similar to the ones already located tnere . After due consideration , upon motion of Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford , the request was granted , s&xject to the building of a dirt reservoir or sump hole to care for 50% more than the total storage capacity of the tanks , and same to be done under superv_ sion of the Fire Chief. • FERTILIZER CARS - EA'STRtrE STATTO'' The question of a nuisance caused by the spotting of fertilizer care at Eastberne Station was again considered . Mr . Roach , local representative of the So thein Pacific Company stated he had been advised that the Superintendent had recommended that the spottins location be changed from Eastbeine station to a point near Judson Street , but when til at would be accomplished he could not say . The Mayor suggested , and upon motion duly seconded and carried , the Council authorized and directed that the City Attorney communicate with L. U. Morris , District Superin- tendent of the Southern Pacific Company at Los Angeles , advising him that tis Council appreciate a definite statement as to the time the Company planned on abating this nuisance , and that unless such statement and assurance is received prior to I 342 ecember 4th , 1929 , formal steps would be taken to declare same a public nuisance and Hence to health . PLAITII's Oft.Th TSST;)fl I A report of the Planning Commission meeting held. October 28th . 1929 , was presented and ordered filed. DEED A deed for right-of-way for ornamental light posts , etc.. , in ICcKinlev le ' ,71 , c Tract No . 1974 , was presented and acce°ted and the Clerk was authorized and . irected to have same °laced of record . STREET UPETTT?r SS diri) !:JTDENTTr•".S Matters pertaining to the widening of Orange Street (west side ) north of State Street ; and the extension of High hvenIe from Orange Street west , and widening •f an alley from Pearl Avenue to Stuart Avenue between Orange Street and Third Street , - ere informally discussed at great length, no action being taken pending the formal ' fling of the Commissioners Reports with the City Clerk , and presentation to this II:oard at the time fixed b; law. . '7YATT OPERA HOUSE The City Attorney stated he had completed the re-draft of the contract sale o Mr . Schoen per order of t,:.is Hoard. on November 6th , 1929 , and that Mr . Schoen had. ignified his readiness to complete the deal November 14th , 1929 , same to be i.r•esented to this doa.rd for ratification November 20th , 1929. No further business demanding attention, on motion, the me ,g adjourned . i 4'I , .. Air, ),/ /7 ..1„di 41,41 . Mayor , ity of i{edland s , dalifornia ttest : K e • / Cit g ) o) o / o ) 0 1 Redlands , California . - November 20th . 1929 . Two o 'clock, P. F. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of 4ed lands , held at the regular place of meeting. . Present ; Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott, together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. Minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved. C OP.I,IITN=CAT IONSII A communication from the California Real Estate Association, containing a copy of a Resolution adopted by the . ssociation at its recent annual mecting held 343 in San Diego , relating to tax rates , assessment values of property and improvement districts , etc . , was presented and ordered filed . ':!WATT OPERA HOUSE - LEASE The re-drafted sale-contract by the City to G. A . & M. D . Schoen, of the Wyatt Opera House property , duly executed by the parties trereto , was presented by the Clerk, and upon motion, duly seconded and carried , was ratified by the unanimous vote of the Council , and ordered filed . ORANGE STREET - at - COLTON AVENUE A communication from M. L. Goldsmith , 927 Orange Street , urging that said street be widened at the '7vatt Opera House property per petition filed with this Board at its last meeting , was presented and ordered filed , the members feeling that their position was made clear at the last meeting. RESOLUr'IONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 481, 484 , 468 , 489 , 492, 495 and 496 . RESOLUTION No . 485 (Orange St . Widening (East Side ) ) Hearing on protests filed to the -Colmissioners report on the widening of 0 range Street (east side ) under Resolution of Intention No . 485 , continued from time to time to this date , was further considered. Attorney Hellyer representing Mary P. Smith , and Messrs . Logic and Covington, Commissioners , being present , the report and protests to same were considered at great length, and upon request of the Commissioners and consent of protectants present , t .is hearing was continued until the next regular meeting. RESOLUYIOA? No . 493 (Terrace Avenue• imnrovement.) ' This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised , for improvement of Terrace Avenue under Resolution of Intention No . 493 , the following proposals were submitted ,, publicly opened and declared : H. H. Lienau Dip Gutters , per sq. ft . $ .15 Macadamizing, per sq. ft . .109 Gutters , per sq. ft . .15 Stone curb , recap , per lin.. ft . .20 Stone curb , reset , per lin. ft . .37 Dip driveways, per sq. ft . .15 Geo . Gardner , Jr . Concrete dip driveways , per sq. ft . .15 Concrete Dip gutter crossing, per sq. ft . .15 Stone curb , reconstructed, per lin. ft . .40 Stone curb , recap per lU . ft . .25 Gutter, per so. ft . .15 Macadam , per sq . ft . .11 ' The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of H. H. Lienau was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Boerd adopted hesolution of Award No . 493 , r is h provides that the contract for said work goes tg H. H. Lienau, at the prices mentioned in his bid . All other bids were rejected. 34'1 RESOLUJTION No . 494 (Pave Alley in Park Villa and Excelsior Tracts. ) Hearing of protests to the proposed paving of the alley in Park. Villa and Excelsior Tracts , under Resolution of Intention No . 494, continued from the regular meeting of November oth , 1929 , the written protest of A . E. .Reesor, et al , filed November 6th, 1929 , was , upon motion, overruled and denied by the unanimous vote of the Council , and Resolution Ordering the Work' to Be Done No . 494 , was duly adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council . RESOLUTIOV No . 497 (West Calton Avenue paving ) On motion, the Board adonted a Resolutian instructing the City Engineer . to make and submit plans for the improvement of West Colton Avenue , all as contem- plated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 497 , to be hereafter ,adopted. Pursuant to instructio, s the City Engineer made and submitted plans for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 497 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : 111 Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawings and specifications ' epared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 497 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . • On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 497 , which provides for the work and improvement and all matters and t,iings as set forth in said Resolution. "MASTER PLAN" and CHANGE 07 ZONES A communication from the Secretary of the Planning Commission dated November 18th , 1929 , certifying to this Council a map of a "Master Plan" adopted by said Commission at its meeting held October 28th . 1929 , of that portion of the City described as ; (nmmencirg at the intereecti ,n of Orange Street and Citrus avenue , thence west on Citrus Avenue and Citrus Avenue prolongedtto its inter- section with Texas Street prolonged southerly ; thence north on the prolongation of Texas Street and Texas Street prolonged to Colton Avenue ; thence Last on Colton Avenue to Church Street ; thence south on Church Street to A . T. & S. F. Railway Company right-of-way ; thence west to Orange Street ; thence south on Orange Street to place of beginning. Now therefore , in compliance with the action of said Planning Commission and require- ments of law , a public hearing on said "Master Plan" was set for the next regular meeting of this Council , and the City Clerk was difected to give public notice accordingly , and to include in said notice a public hearing on the recommendations of said Planning Commission filed with t:.is Board on September 4th , 1923 , for a change of that portion of Zone C or Fourth Residential District lying between Ninth and Tenth Streets north of State Street and south of the Alley in Block 19 , Town Plat , to Zone B or Commercial District . PIPE LIVE - WEST COLTJV AVE Councilman Krum suggested that the City lay a large pipe line across 'lest Colton Avenue at Texas Street for irrigation use , and that an 8 inch water main be laid in west Colton Avenue b fore the paving of said street . Referred -to the Engineer and Water Committee. 345 STREET TREES The question of a trce planting grogram was brought up by the Mayor and ' discussed at some length, and the Engineer was directed to make a survey of the City , streets as to number and kind of trees suggested for each Street , and report his findings to this Board . WESTERN AVENUE In the controversy as to title to Lots 15 and 16 , Iowa Tract , claimed by the City under a deed prior to the acceptance of the Iowa Tract , and claimed by Joseph Mova and ilettie if Davis by deeds following acceotance of said Tract , the Clerk presented estimates of taxes paid by' said parties on said properties as folldws : Lot 15 , County and City. Taxes , 0_10 .20 ; Lot 16 , County and. City Taxes and assessments 8115.41 . The City Attorney was authorized and directed to secure quitclaim deeds to sand property if same could be obtained upon the payment to said parties the sums , respectively , above mentioned . ' VISITORS G. D. Mason, builder of the Mausoleum at Hillside Cemetery , and Councilman Davidson , of Glendale , California , were welcome visitors during the Council session. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adiourned to meet qn November 29th , 1929 , at two o 'clock , P. L. , in regular adjourned session. ' Mayor , Uity of Redlands , Cr,lifornia . Attest : / Attral iafgorowarik -0-0-0- ' Redlands , California . November 29th , 1929 . Two o ' clock , P. F . In pursuance of adjournment on November 20th , 1929 , the Council of the City of Redlands , met in adjourned regular session . Present : Mayor ':i'hveton , Councilmen Fowler , I'oct and Ford , togeti:er with the Clerk , :attorney and Engineer. Absent: Councilman Y.rumm. ORAL PETITIONS N. L. Levering cddressed the Board , urging that stens be taken to eliminate ' the annoyance or nuisance to residents of The Terrace by operation of the cement :mime yerdt at Colton .venue and Herald Street . Members of the Council expressed them- selves Ravoiabl_y to same , if within their power . Referred to. the City Attorney for legal advice in the matter. 346 RESOLTTTIONT Ido . 469 - Assessment Map ( Sewer - Iowa tract ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of sewer in Iowa Tract , as particularly described in tiesolution of Intention No . 489 , adopted July 3rd , 1929 . The Cleric reported that no written anneals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the iae.ring , whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . Several persons were present , questioning the amount of the assessment as compared with some assessments for other sewers in that district . It was explained that being a small district , and the sewer requiring two manholes and additional footage to reach the main sewer , made the cost per lot higher than wnere the sewer was of greater length and the district larger . After due consideration, upon motion , duly seconded and carried , all protests were denied and overruled., and the assessment Mau as prepared by the Engineer was aporoved and confirmed by the unanimous vote of the four members present .. FERTILIZER CARS - EASTBEF:' _, iT","'IOP. A communication from L. U. Morris . Superintendent of the Southern Pacific Compan stating tnat owing to the cost of relocating tracks and the probable unsatis- f-ctDry result of the chane , the Southern Pacific Company declines to grant the re- quest or demand for same , further stating that if the spotting of fertilizer cars at Eastberne was determined a nuisance and the Company ordered' to abate same , it would necessitate the spotting of the cars at Grafton or some other point . The communication was ordered filed , and tree Clerk was directed to request the Secretary of the Board of Health for a written re sort and recommend- tion relating to the Eastberne situation . CW'T1C'r STREET The improvement of Church Street south of Citrus Avenue •was discussed and the Engineer was directed to submit plans for same . ROBERT AlAI"S ')i AP'T Chairman Ford of the Park Committee reported the death of Lobeit Adams , head gardener at Sylvan Park . Upon motion adopted by the unanimous tote of the four members present , the folldv:ing resolution was adopted : 7,TEREAS , in tile Providence of ,3lnishty God , He has taken to himself Robert Ada is , a good and well-beloved citizen of our Community , "and ymEREAS . Robert Adams has for twenty years rendered a faithful service to taie City of Redlands in the care of the trees and flowers of Sylvan Park , most of which he planted , and ':EREof the fine planting , lovely gardens , and + �+sa.,,�S . much �r ; , pride in and love of beautiful trees , shrubs and flowers in Redlands are due to the work and inspiration of Robert Adams N07: THERE?ORE , do we the City Council of .ite''l::•rds express our deep regret at his iassing and our appreciation 347' of his fine personality , his loyal and useful service and his unselfish devotion. To his widow we send our sympathy for the great loss that has come to her : !lnd we firther order that this Resolution be entered in the minutes of this Board , and that a copy be sent to Iis . tidams . No f•.rther business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned,. Maty o nedla'nd s ]i f. Attest : City -0-J-0- 1 Redlands, California . December 4th, 1929 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Jouncilmen Fowler , Ford , Krum and Nott , togetner with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer . Minutes of the last regular and ad,iourned regular meetings were read and approved . ROBERT ADAMS, DECEASED W. T. Ferguson, Park Superintendent , addressed the Council expressing regret at the passing of Robert Adams , head gardener at Sylvan Park and praising him for his very excellent and loyal services to the City, and suggesting that a 6" by 8" bronze Tablet attached to one of the Oak trees planted by Mr . Adams in the Park would be an appropriate memorial . The suggestion met with the approval of the Council and upon motion unanimously adopted , it was so ordered under supervision of the Park Committee . And as a further appreciation of the services of Mr . Adams , a motion by Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Ford , that the sum of One-hundred and forty- five dollars ( the monthly salary of Ur . Adams ) , be appropriated to his widow , and that the vacancy be not filled until after January 1 , 1930 , was unanimously adopted. APPLICATIONS Application of S. A . Leuba , Sunset Drive , this City , for the position of City gardener , was presented and ordered filed . REPORTS Reports of the Clerk, Treasurer , Recorder , fire Department and Sanitary Inspector , for the month of November , 1929 , were presented and ordered filed. 348 PETITIONS Petition No . 4026 , G. F. Humphrey , et al , for oil and sand for portion of Sunset Drive was presented and referred to the Engineer and entire Council for personal inspection and consultation with property owners in the district . RESOLTJTIONS The fol '.owing resolutions were continued : Nos. 481 , 484 , 488 , 492, 493 and 497 . RESOLUTION No. 485 (Orange St . Widening - East side ) This being the time to which the hearing on the objections of Mary Pettibone Smith to the award of the Commissioners for damages done to the property of the objector , and the objections of Christine Lindenberg, et al , to benefits assessed against their property , by the street widening on the east side of Orange Street at State Street under Resolution No . 485 , had been adjourned to , and the Council having fully considered the matter , on motion of Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Krumm and carried by the unanimous vote of the Council , it was resolved to order the Commissioners , and they were so ordered, to make a new assessment . report and plat , and the City Clerk was directed to return the papers' and files in said matter to the Commissioners with the request that a new assessment , report and plat be made and submitted to this Council . RESOLUTION No . 494 - BIDS (Paving—Ailey in Park Villa & Excelsior Tracts) This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised , for the improvement of the Alley in Park Villa and Excelsior Tiacts under Resolttion of Intention No . 494 , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Geo . Gardner , Jr, 5" Concrete paving, per sq. ft . $ .1475 H. HL Lienau Paving, per sq. ft . .1525 Pearson & Dickerson Paving, per sq. ft . -.188 W J. Brand Paving, per sq. ft . .18 Alvord Nichols Paving , per sq. ft . .159 The bid being referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of Geo . Gardner , Jr. , was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of /Award No . 494, which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo . Gardner , Jr . , at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected. RESOLUTION No . 495 (Ornamental lgts, etc . McKinley Hgts Tr. etc) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the District for the improvement of McKinley Heights Tract , etc . ,_ particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 495 , adopted on December 4 , 1929 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the 340 above matter , and no qne responding, the Board found that they had acquired juris- diction to proceed With the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 495 . Ordering the Work to be Done , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council. The Diagram of the Assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board. RESOLUTION No . 496 (Sidewalks , etc . Portion Orange St etc . ) • The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given , to hear objections against the improveaent or the extent of the district for improvement of portions of Orange and other streets. particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 496 , adopted December 4, 1929. The Clerk presented the written protests of David M. Pryor . et al . and Mrs . Alice E. Scott , property owners and parties interested in and affected by the proposed improvement under item 3 , of said Resolution, and after due consideration, a motion by Councilman Krum seconded by Councilman Ford , that all protests be overruled and denied , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council . Tile protests were ordered filed . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter , and no one responding , the Board found that they had acquired jurisdic- tion to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 496 . Ordering the pork to be Done was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The Diagram of the Assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was theft duly approved by the Board . MASTER PLAN The Council having heretofore received an attested cony of the Master Plan of that portion of the City of Redlands described as follows : Commencing at the intersection of Orange Street and Citrus Avenue , thence west on Citrus Avenue and Citrus Avenue pro- longed to its intersection with Texas Street prolonged southerly ; thence north on the prolongation of Texas Street and Texas Street to Colton Avenue ; thence East on Colton Avenue to .Church Street ; thence south on Church Street to A . T. & S. F. Railway Company right-of-way ; thence west to Orange Street ; thence south on Orange Street to place of beginning. as adopted by the Planning Commission, and it appearing that the City Clerk has given ten days notice of public hearing, before the City Council on this 4th day of December , 1929 , at the hour of 2 o 'clock , P . M. , at which time and place persons interested may appear and present their objection to the adoption of the said Master Plan by the City Council as adopted by the Planning Commission and certified and attested to the Council , and no person appearing to object , and no protests or objections against the adoption of the said Plan as certified and attested to the 111Council having been presented the Council, after due consideration of the matter , on motion of Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Nott , the Master Plan as certified and attested, to this Council by the Planning Commission November 20 , 1929 , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council , and the City Clerk and other .appropriate City 350 Officers were directed to comply with the procedure and requirements of statute for the adoption and filing of the said attested copy of said Master Plan. AI,ENDING ZONING ORDINANCE This being the time set for consideration of the recommendation of the _• : t ' n_ Commission made at their meeting of August 12, 1929 , for the re-zoning of a portion of Zone C or Fourth Residential District lying between Ninth and Tenth Streets north of State Street and south of the alley in Block 19 , Town Plat ,, to Zone B or Commercial District and the notice of hearing having been duly given by publication in the Redlands Daily Facts, the Mayor asked if any one was present that wished to be heard in the matter, and no one responding and no written objections being filed, upon motion duly seconded and carried , the change as suggested by the Planning Commission was adopted and approved and the City Attorney was authorized and directed to prepare an Ordinance for introduction and passage , making said change effective . ORDINANCE Ordinance No . 727 , Re-Zoning_ a portion of Gone C gr Fourth Reside tn -igl District lying between Ninth and Tenth Streets North of State Street and south of the Alley in Block 19 , Town Plat , to Zone B or Commercial District , was introduced by Councilman Ford and laid over under the rules . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the Automobile Club of Southern California relating to the signing of the United States Highway No . 99. through the City was presented and ordered filed. A communication from W. P. Greiner , 1122. W. Palm Avenue , suggesting boulevard stops for San Mateo Street was presented and ordered filed , with a recom- mendation that the Chief of Police and committee consider the suggestion as to the needs along said street . II FIRE HOSE Chairman Krumm of the Fire Committee presented contract purchase of 300 feet of Premier Jacket fire hose at ,01 .00 per foot from the -urek: Fire . se M n •f=cturin_ Company , and upon motion the same was ratified by the unanimous vote of the Council . PUBLIC NUISANCE (Eastberne Station) The Clerk presented the following report from Dr. K. L. Dole , Secretary of the City Board of Health: "In view of the fact. that the Southern Pacific Railroad has seen fit to do nothing in 'regard to the unloading of fertilizer at East- berne , this board declares the condition a public nuisance and re- quests the Council to forbid the unloading of loose fertilizer within the City limits of Redlands. An exception may be made of the space between Wabash and Judson Streets." Signed : Kenneth L. Dole , M. D. " City Health Officdr. After due consideration the Council approved the report so f®3' as applied to the Eastberne Situation, but rejected the request as applied to the entire city. and the report was ordered filed . 351 COITLAINTS Councilman Krumm presented verbal complaint to the operation of a Junk ' yard at 937 Ohio Street . Referred to the Police Committee for investigation and report . Councilman Krumm of the Fire and Sanitary Committees recommended that the Clerk be authorized and directed to request the Associated Charities to abate a fire and Health menace at its property on the west side of Alta Street north of Western Avenue . Upon motion unanimously adopted , the recommendation was approved . WYATT - STOREROOM The Clerk was directed to present a bill to G. A . Schoen for rental due on the store room in the Wyatt Opera House prior to the lease sale to Schoen. _CHRISTMAS TREE Councilman Krumm suggested as a matter of economy , that the de.oration for the municipal tree at the Triangle be limited and that the tree between the City Hall and the Park Drive also be lighted. Referred to the Park Committee with power to act . Councilman Ford suggested that citizens be requested to decordIe_/reeR at he_r h.mes, during the Holiday season, which suggestion was heartily endorsed by the Council . RADIO INTEREERENCE Seymour Jones of the City Radio Commission addressed the Council in recommendation that an ordinance relating to Radio Interference be adopted . The Mayor suggested that the Commission and Cit Attorne and Ordinence .mm' _ prepare and submit such an Ordinancelto this Council at an early a date as possible . STREET DEPARTMENT GRADER The, Engineer was authorized and directed to advertise far bite, for a new road grader for use of the Street Department . II SERVICE STATION A reresentative of the General Petroleum Company , requested the attitude of the members of the Council toward the erection and operation of a service station at the south side of Fern Avenue north of Beacon Street . He was advised that an; application for such a permit had been heretofore opposed by residents of that district and a former Council,and probably the, same attitude would be maintained at this time . MILL CREEK'- ZAWJA WATER The City Attorney verbally stated the,, conditions of a proposed agreenent between the City and Col . Pierce in settlement of his claim to certain water of the Mill Creek Zanja under court decision . Councilman Krumm questioned the rights of Col . Pierce and urgedthat a commission be appointed to go thoroughly into the matter before any settlement is made . He was advised that the Water Committee , composed of G. F. Humphrey , H. H. Garstin and Thos . Sanborn had made a report and recommenda- tion to the City relating to the Col. Pierce claim, and that the proposed agreement was drafted to conform with such recommendations. 352' Action was deferred, pending a report and recommendation from the present advisory Water Committee composed of J. J. Prendergast , G. F. Humphrey and Isaac Ford, to whom this matter is referred. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention , on motion, the me g adjourned. Mayor , City of Redlands Attest : . ; Cit er' 00 OA 00 00 00 Redlands , California . December 18th. 1929 . Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the city of Hedlends , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and 4ngineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . COMMUNICATIONS The folloiing communications were presented and ordered filed : From Mrs . Catherine Adams. 920 Clay Street , in appreciation of floral offering and expression of sympathy_ at the passing of her husband, Robert Adams-. From the Automobile Club of Southern California relating to parking signs on West Vine Street under Ordinance No . 726. TELEPHONE HEARING Notice of Hearing of Case No . 2788 , this City vs. Southwestern Home Telephod - Company, on January 21st , 1930, at 1:30 o 'clock, P. M. , in the City Hall , Redlands, was presented and ordered filed. APPLICATIONS - CITY GARDENER The following applications for position of City Gardener, were presented and ordered filed , for reference when an appointment is made to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Robert Adams : John E. Walter , 1026 Cedar Avenue , this city ; Gus Copley, 204 E. Highland Avenue , this City ; Geo.. Wright , Loma Linda . APPLICATIONS - PERMIT Application of Mary W. Lufcsak, 2301 Kent Street , Los Angeles , for permission to erect and operate a service station and an eating house on Lots 1 and 11, Roosevelt Park Tre_ot (Beacon Street ) was presented and referred to the Planning{ Commisa_iwl for investigation and recommendation. 353 PETITIONS Petition No . 4027 , JI. L. Shearing , et al , for a larger water main 4nd a fire hydrant in Clay Street between Lugonia Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue ,. was presented and referred to the Engineer and water Committee. LIBRARY The term of office of S. R. Hotchkiss and Lyman M. King as members of the Library Board of Trustees, expiring on December 31 , 1929 , Mayor Wheaton appointed each to succeed himself, and on motion, said appointments were approved by the Council for the term ending December 31 . 1932. The Clerk was directed to notify them accordingly, and to convey to them the appreciation of this Board for the excellent services rendered to the City in this Capacity. PLANNING COMMISSION A vacancy on the Planning Commission having occurred through the resignation of Melvin L. Hooper , heretofore presented to this Board, Mayor Wheaton ' ,ecommended that H. S. Williamson be named as a member of the Commission, which recommendation was unanimously approved by the Council , and it was so ordered. WYATT OPERA HOUSE The Clerk reported `payment in full by Mr. Schoen for balance of store rental due prior to October. 1929 , and for the month of December, 1929 ; lease rental for October and November, 1929 having been paid prior to this date . ORDINANCE Ordinance No . 727 , Amending a portion of the Zoning Ordinance , introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayres : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krusn and Mott Noes : None RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos. 484 , 485 , 488 , 492 , 493 and 494. _. RESOLUTION No . 481 (Ora ge Street widening - West side ) Building Inspector Armstrong presented a written report of his findings relating to thecbuilding located at the northwest corner of Orange and State Streets . Councilman Krumm suggested that condemnation proceedings be instituted at once . Mayor Wheaton recommended that the report be placed on file for future reference , pending action on the Commissioners report__on Orange Street widening at said point , now on file in the City Clerk' s Office , and it was so ordered. RESOLUTION 'No. 495 (Ornamental lgts, etc . , McKinley Hgts. Tr. etc . ) This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised, for the improvement of the p(IcKinley Heights Tract ,, etc . , under resolution of Intention Na__ 495 ,_the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and deolared : Wilms Electric Shop (Harry D. Wilms ) Curb, per lin, ft . $ .35 Gutter, .135 20 Ornamental light post completely installed 1,545 .00 354 Walker & Martin 4215 So . Western Ave . , Los Angeles Curb, per lin. ft . $ .65 Gutter, per sq . ft . .15 11Ornamental lighting system 1 ,583 .00 Harry M. Rouse Splitstone curb, per lin. ft . .40 Gutter, per sq. ft . incl grading .155 Lighting system complete 1 ,594.00 The bids being ,referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of Wilms Electric Shop, was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 495 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Wilms Electri4. Sho . at the prices mentioned in his bid. All other bids were rejected. RESOLUTION No. 496 Uidewalks . etc . . ptn Orange St . etc . ) This being the time set for the opening of bide as advertised for the improvement of portion of Orange Street , etc . , under Resolution of Intention No . 496 , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Geo . Gardner. Jr. Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .119 Curb, per lin. ft . .35 Gutter, per sq. ft . .125 Ornamental lights complete 570.00 Wilms Electric Shop (Harry D. Wilma) 6 poste , completely installed 563.55 Abrahamson, Geo . S. Gutters, per sq. ft . .145 Curb , per lin. ft . .38 Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .125 6 Ornamental light posts , complete 563.55 H. H. Lienau Curb, per lin. ft . .35 Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .125 Gutter, per sq. ft . .15 Harry M. Rouse Curb , per lin . ft . .45 Gutter, per sq. ft . inc. grading .155 Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .15 Lighting system complete 632.00 Walker & Martin Curb , per lin. ft . .50 Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .14 Concrete Gutter .14 Ornamental lighting system 526.00 The bids being,referred to the City Engineer for checking he reported that the bid of George Gardner , Jr. , for items 1 to 5 , and of Walker and Martin, for item 6 were reasonable and the lowest , and recommended that the award be made accordingly, whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 496 , which provides that the contract for said work goes to Ueo . Gardner Jr. , and Walker and martin respectively, at the prices mentioned in their bids. All other bids were rOjected. RESOLUTION No . 497 (Paving Brest Colton avenue) The Clerk notified the Board that this. was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given , to hear objections against the improvement or the 35: extent of the district for the _improvement of West Colton Avenues particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 497, adopted November 20th, 1929. The Clerk presented a protest signed by Gertrude Matthis , et al, to the building of ,new curb , and Leigh Nickerson, and a few other property owners requested information as to the difference in cost of new curb and reconstructing the 'resent curb . The Engineer explained to them that the difference would amount to onl 15 or 20 ce. - per linear foot . After due consideration, a motion by Council- man Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford, that all protests be overruled and denied , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council and the protest ordered filed , whereupon the Board found that they had acquired jurisdiction to proceed with the proceedings, andRaeolu inn No 497 Ordering the Work to be Done , was adopted by the unanimous ante of the Board. The diagram of the Assessment district for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer, was then( duly approved by the Board . PUBLIC LIABILITY INSUR_A.NCE_ Stillman Dexter , local agent , addressed the Council relative to public liability insurance covering general activities of the City . The Clerk was directed to present this Council , at its next meeting , with data and information relating to amount and kind of public liability insurance now carried by the City, and further action was deferred until such time . CHECKER AND CARDROOMS The Engineer advised the Council that it would cost approximately V120.00 each to putenew roofs upon the checker and card room4_in_the_Park. Referred to the Park Committee . TREASURER - TRANSFERS Upon motion, the City Treasurer was authorized and directed to transfer ` rom the General Fund , the sum of 512.000 to the Interest and Sinking Fund of Municipal dater Bonds , and 013,000 to the Interest and Sinking Fund of Redlands City Water Bonds, 1926 issue , and charge same to the Water Department of the General Fund. BRYN MAWR - INSURANCE RATES Upon recommendation of Councilman Ford , the Clerk was authorized and directed :o advise the State Board of Underwriters that the City had extended its water mains to said district and that same was now under the City water sys_tem thus giving much better fire protection. BOULEVARD STOPS Councilman Nott of the Police Committee recommended stop buttons on Central Avenue at Orange Street ; on Citrus Avenue at Orange Street : on Citrus Avenue at Beacon Street . Discussed at some length, developing that the Mayor held the decidingvole , and he took the matter under advisement until next meeting WATER Attorney Hartzell again brought upnthe matter of a settlement by agreement , of the asserted interest of Col. R?er e in the Mill Creek Zania ,_ The matter was 356 discussed at great length without reaching a decision. Councilman Krumm requested quite a bit of data and information relating to the water department and contracts of the city with other water companies, expressing himself as favoring the termina- tion or breaking of such contracts as were not profitable to the .City. Mayor Wheaton expressed himself personally as unalterably apposed/ to any attempt to • abrogate or break any contract to which the City was a party , so made in good faith and deemed just and equitable by former Boards of Trustees. Pending the compiling of the data requested, no further action was taken. eeeeeeaee Bi71s. and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meetin_ ad ourned to meet. on January 2nd, 1930 . at Two o 'clock P. M. , as the next regular meeting falls on_January_ast_, 1930. which is a holiday. eeeeeseec ROAD GRADER This being the time set for the opening of bids asedvertised , for, a, npw .rbad grader fortuse of the Street Department , the following proposals were submitte k,_publicly_opened and declared : Freeland Tractor & Equipment Company G. F. Monfort Road Building Equipment Company Brown Bevis Company Smith , Booth Usher Company Curtis V. Edwards The bids were referred to the Engineer and Street Committee for checking and with full power to award the contract . APPr Mayor , u ty of red ands , al 'ornia Attest : / L -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California . January 2nd . 1930. Two o 'clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands, held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the State Veterans Welfare Board expressing apprecia- tion of this Council ' s co-operation the past year in matters pertaining to said Board and Veterans , was presented and ordered filed. 357 A communication from California Municipal Utilities Association, San II Francisco , relating to the ruling of the U. S. Interaal Revenue Bureau as to income taxes on employees. of publicly owned municipal utilities , was presented and referred to the City Attorney for consideration and recommendation. ORDINANCE Proposed Ordinance No. 728 , Creating a Board of Examiners of Electri(t}ians , was introduced by Councilman Nott and laid over under the rules . REPORTS Reports of the Clerk and Fire Department for the month of December, 1929 , and the Fire Department and Sanitary inspector for the year 1929 , were presented and ordered filed. SUNSET DRIVE Engineer Hinckley reported that the improvement of a portion of Sunset II Drive ps requested in Petition No . 4018 heretofore presented to this Council had been done , and the Petition was ordered filed. Petition No . 4026 , G. F. Humphrey, et al , for improvement of a portion of Sunset Drive heretofore presented to this Council and referred to the Engineer and entire Board, was ordered filed , and the Engineer directed to prepare and submit plans and specifications for the prdposed improvement . ROAD GRADER The Engineer rpported that the award for purchase of a road grader udder bids submitted at the last regular meeting had been made to Smith-Booth Usher Com- pany for a Galion Grader No_. 8 E Z_li.fl , at the price ofJ.l5Q.Q0_._ A motion that said award be approved and confirmed and all other bids be rejected was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council. INSURANCE IIThe Clerk presented a list of insurance carried by the City , which was referred to the City Attorney for consideration and report as to what he deems the ,City ' s needs as to increased or additional insurance protection under the latest state laws. A demand of Dexter & Sawyer for $6.00 additional premium on Policy No . 667042 , "Alteration Permit " , Wyatt Opera House was approved for payment by the unanimous vote of the 0ouneil . RESOLUTIONS The following resolutions were continued : Nos. 484 , 485 , 493 , 494 , 495 and 496. RESOLUTION No . 481 (Orange Street - West side) The Clerk presented the 9ommissioner&' report in the widening of Orange Streetwest side , under Resolution No . 481, together with the protests of Mrs . Rebecca C . Truesdell, Christine and Beatrice Lindenberg and Pacific Leasehold 1 358 Corporation, protesting the amount of damages allowed and benefits assessed, sst out in their protests. The protests were ordered filed and hearing on same set for 10 A . M. , January 15th , 1930 . RESOLUTION No . 488 (High Ave extension. ) The Clerk presented the .ommtsgioners ' report in the extension of High Avenue under Resolution No . 488 , together with the protests of John HaleL, J. W. Roach, Edward M. Cope, et al . , protesting the amount of damages allowed and benefits assessed , set out in their protests. The protests were ordered filed and hearing on same was set for 2 P. M. . January_ 15th, 1930 . RESOLUTION No . 492 - ASSESSMENT MAP (Bellevue Road improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set putsuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s ,Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of' Bellevue Road, as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 492 . adopted September 4th, 1929 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the• Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded and the Board , being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , it was moved by Council- man Krum :m that the Assessment be approvedand_oontirmed, which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler, and upon roll pall was carried by the unanimous vote of the Council . .RESOLUTION No . 497 (W. Colton Avenue)— This being the time set for the _opening of bids as advertised , for improve- ment of West Colton Avenue under Resolution of Intention No . 497 , the following proposals were submitted, publicly opened and declared : Geo . Gardner, Jr. Paving , per sq. ft . 5" Macadam $ .09 Paving, per sq. ft . 5" Macadam rebuilt .083 Curb, per lin. ft . .37 Gutter , per sq. ft . incl driveways and dips .135 7earson & Dickerson Paving per sq. ft . Replace 4" with b" ..104 Macadamizing , per sq. ft . .104 Curb , per lin. ft . ; .433 Gutter , .164 Dip Driveways .164 Dip at streets .164 H. H. Lienau 5" Macadamizing , per sq. ft . incl grading .10 Reconstruction Macadamizing, per sq. ft . including grading .08 Curb , per lin. ft . .37 Gutters, per sq. ft . .15 Private driveways , per sq. ft. .15 Dip driveways , per sq. ft . .15 Removal bridges , all 1.00 The bids being referred to the City .Engineer for checking , he reported that the bid of Geo. Gardner , Jr. , was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that 359 the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . 497, which provides that the contract for said work goes to Geo . Gardner, Jr . , at the prides mentioned tin his bid. All other bids were rejected. PLANNING COMMISSION Upon advice of the City Attorney , and to bring the Planning Commission in accord with the state law , the offices of the five appointive members of said Commission were declared vacant , and appointments made as follows : _H. S. Williamson and W. L. Fowler Term ending Jan. 1 , 1931 L. W. Butterfield and G. S. Dexter Term ending Jan. 1 , 1932 Isaac Ford Term ending Jan. 1 , 1933 E. A . Moore Term ending Jan. 1 , 1934 all of which was approved by the unanimous vote of the Council. BOULEVARD STOPS The question of stop buttons at certain street intersections , deferred from last meeting, was _main discussed , particularly as applying to the southwest corner of Citrus Avenue and Beacon Street , and upon roll call Councilmen Fowler , Nott and Ford voted for and Councilman Krumm and Mayor Wheaton voted against the placing of a stop button at said point , and the majority voting in favor, it was so ordered. WATER PIPE The Clerk was authorized and directed to advertise for bids• for furnishing water pie to the City as per plans of the Engineer. MOTORCYCLES Councilman Ford of the Police Committee reported an injury to Motorcycle Officer Tripp and the almost complete destruction of one of the City ' s motorcycles by accident caused by the breaking of a connecting rod, and requested authority for the purchase of a new machine . Upon motion , the Police Committee was authorized to act , with a recommendation that a Harley-1lavidson machine be also considered before purchase . NAMES OF STREETS Councilman Krumm suggested the desirability of having the same nam, apply to continuous streets in the City. He mentioned Ca "ion and Orange Streets , Citrus and , Brookside Avenue , Sixth, Nordina dnd LaVerne Streets as examples of streets needing such action. After discussion, the matter was referred to the Planning Commission for consideration and recommendation. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at 10 o 'clock, A . M. , on January 15th, 1930 . - fir_ "icy Mayor , ty o ' edlands , al ornia Attest : / /', , a City erk . -0-0-0-0- 360 Redlands , California January 15th, 1930 10 O ' clock , A . M. Pursuant to adjournment , the City Council metin adjourned regular session, with all members present , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. DEED Attorney Halsey W. Allen , representing Barnard College and the 0. E. P. Stokes estate , tendered to this City a deed for a small parcel of land adjoining the property heretofore bequeathed to the City by the Will of Olivia E. P. Stokes , deceased. Upon motion of Councilman Krumm, duly seconded and carried, the deed was = . . and the Clerk was authorized and directed to have same placed of record , and to express to the College and the Estate , the appreciation of this Council as individuals and for and on behalf of the City. APPLICATIONS The application of Walter Rivers , this City, for the position of City Gardener , was presented and ordered filed for reference ten, the appointment is made . COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the Bryn Mawr Fruit Growers Association, expressing fi ppreciation of the City ' s extension of its water mains to that section, was presented and ordered filed . RESOLUTION No. 481 (Orange St . widen- west side ) This being the day and hour set for the hearing of protests filed to the Commissioners' Report on the widening of Orange Street (west side ) uner Resolution of Intention No . 481 , the Clerk read the written protests on file , and Mrs. Garland representing Mrs. Truesdell , and Miss Christine Lindenberg speaking for herself and sister, and Attorney Levingston, representing the The Pacific Leasehold Corporation, addressed the Council in furtherance of their claims set out in their respective protests on file . Attorney Levingston suggested further delay and that the proceed- ings be placed under an Act No . 8210 of 1921 , providing for bonds to be issued to oover the cost of the improvement . The matter was discussed pro and con for some- time , with such a wide difference of opinion as to values and damages and benefits , that there seems little prospect of reaching a decision out of Court . At the suggestion of the Mayor, and upon motion duly seconded and carried , this hearing was continued until the next regular meeting. :PARKS Councilman Ford of the Park Committee , presented the request of the Park Department for a new ford truck. After due consideration it was determined to defer the purchase until next budget making. nQ Councilman Ford of the Park Committee recommended the appointment of John E. Walters as City Gardener, effective February 1st , 1930 , at a salary of $115.00 per month, for a trial period- 9f six month4 ;which recommendation was approved and so B G ordered, by the unanimous vote of the Council. 36.1' Upon motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at 1 :30 o 'clock. P. M. . this date , for further transaction of business. / your, ity o ' edlands , alifornia . Attest : "7, ' ' ' Cit: . - k . -0-0-0- Redlands , California January 15th . 1930 1 :30 o 'clock. P. M. An adjourned regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. All members were present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. INSURANCE The City Attorney filed a written report relating to public liability insurance as applied to the City , which eras ordered filed for consideration at an early date. PLANNING COMMISSION The following resort of the recommendations of the Planning Commission, made at its meeting of January 6th , 1930 , was presented and ordered filed : "Petition of E.J.Jones , 909 Ohio Street , for removal of one pepper tree as roots grow into his sewer; ranted, for tree just south of driveway; Petition of 7. H. Johnson, 315 Bonita Street for removal of two small pepper trees ; Snntea ; Petition of G. W. Patrick , et al , 847 ,Post Street , for opening of Sun Avenue from Tribune Street to Poet Street , granted and recommend opening proceedings be started at once . Petition of Cyrus C. Miller , to keep 10 cows at Block and Henrietta Streets ; 1Le_nied : Application of Mary W. Lufcsak, 2301 Kent Avenue , Los Angeles , to erect and operate a service station and an eating house on Lots 1 and 11 respectively , Roosevelt Park Traot (Beacon Street immediately south of Fern Avenue ) denied." Upon motion duly seconded , the recommendations as above set out , were approved and ordered by the unanimous vote of the Council . Upon motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in regular session at Two o 'clock, P. M. , this date . 1y/4o2e&1aMCa . /moi Attest : ' � � C1 ' erk. -0-0-0- r 362 Redlands , California ; January 15th . 1930 Two o 'clock, P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. SPPLI CAT IONS The application of Dee Goss, 1122 Washington Street , for a position on the Police force, was presented and ordered filed . REPORTS Reports of the Treasurer and Judge for the month of December 1929, were presented and ordered filed. GARBAGE The Mayor suggested that the Sanitary Inspector make a survey of the City to , determine the manner of garbage disposal - the present 'pickup' being approximately 1500 residences. The suggestion was approved by the Sanitary Committee and other members of the Council, and it was so ordered. ':LATER PIPE This being the time advertised for the receiving end opening of bids for water pipe , per plans of the Engineer , the following bids were publicly opened and declared : United States Pipe and Foundry Company 2328 East Eighth Street , Los Angeles Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company 417 South Hill Street , Los Angeles American Cast Iron Pipe Qompany 412 West Sixth Street , Los Angeles California Pipe & Supply Coipany Los Angeles Consolidated Steel Corporation P. 0. Box 1348 , Arcade Station, Los Angeles Los Angeles Mfg. , Company , Inc. 2500 East 23rd Street , Los Angeles Crane Company 321 East Third Street , Los Angeles West Coast Pipe & Steel Company 2412-40 East 15th Street , Los Angeles , Lacy Manufacturing Company Main and Date Streets , Los Angeles Western Pipe & Steel Company Los Angeles The bids were referred to the ,Engineer and Water Committee , with power to award, the contract ; ORDINANCES Proposed Ordinance No . 728 , Creating the Board of Examiners of Electricians ,_ etc. , introduced at the last regular meeting, was next considered . Mr. Connelly , Secretary of the Electrical Construction A_asociatinn of Southern California , addressed the Council in endorsement of the Ordinance , stating similar Ordinances were operating successfully and favorably in several cities of southern California . Councilman Krumm expressed a desire for legal advice as to the City' s rights and powers to 36.3 enact and enforce such an Ordinance . The City Attorney expressed an opinion that the City was within its rights and powers in this matter. Upon roll call , the said Ordinance was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayes : Councilmen Fowler, Nott , Ford and Mayor Wheaton. Noesi Councilman Krumm. ,CHURCH STREET The Engineer was requested to prepare and submit plans at the next regular meeting, for the improvement of Church Street from Citrus Avenue to Fern Avenue . SAN MATEO STREET Upon recommendation of the Police Committee , the City Attorney was directed to prepare an Ordinance for making San Mateo Street a boulevard from High= land Avenue to Brookside Avenue . RESOLUTIONS The following resolutions were continued : Nos . 464 , 485 , 493, 495 , 496 and 497 . RESOLUTION No . 488 • (High Avenue extension) This being the time set for the hearing of the protests filed to the Commissioners report on the opening and extension of High Avenue , under Resolution of Intention No . 488 the Clerk presented the several protests on file , after which the matter was discussed and consid@red by protestants present and Council members , developing quite a strong opposition to the amount of damages allowed and benefits assessed , with quite a few urging that the proceedings be abandoned . The Mayor stated that the improvement had been requested by a great number of those who were now opposing , and that some expense had been incurred by the Cita and some loss of revenue to Mr . Hayes by the proposed taking of his property for street purposes , and suggested that this hearing be continued and that parties interested try to reach a satisfactor a:reement . Upon motion, it was ordered that this hearing be continued until the next regular ,meeting. t I; RESOLUTION No . 494 - Assessment Map (Pave Alley , Park Villa and Excelsior Tracts ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of -Alley_, Park Villa and Excelsior Tracts , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 494 , adopted October 16 , 1929 . The Clerk presented the written protest of Sarah Dexter , expressing an opinion that the work was of a more costly type than necessary. The Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded , and upon motion of Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Ford , the protest of Mrs. Dexter was denied and overruled. Whereupon , the Board being satisfied with the 364 correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Councilman Nott that the assessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilmgn Fowler„ and upon roll • call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Council . 111 BUSINESS LICENSES Jas. C . Lewis , stock broker , sought relief from the payment of $100 .00 a wear for a local business license . He was advised that no relief could be had for the present six months period , but the matter would be considered by the Attorney and Ordinance Committee as to future rates. STREET TREES The program of planting and care of Street trees was considered and left in the hands of the Engineer and Street Committee with power to act . MILL CREEK WATER The following notice addressed to the Crafton Water Company and the City of Redlands , was presented by the Clerk and ordered filed : "_Crafton Water Company and City of Redlands : The undersigned is the owner of the South Half of the South Half of the South Half of Section 10 , Town 1 South , Range 1 West : The Crafton Water Compahy and the City of Redlands have sunk a well on the property adjacent to the above described , which has drained the cienega on my property, thus damaging the ornamental trees growing thereon, and has dried up the three domestic wells which have for a great many years last past , been used by the undersigned for the purpose of providing water for farm and' domestic use. The taking of this water has also dried up the stream which has been flowing through the premises belonging to the undersigned for the Feast forty years , and which has each year for several years been stocked with fish at considerable expense . The seven acres of sub-irrigated farm land can no longer be used to advantage because the water which supplied ,it has been drawn out by your pumps . It has been suggested to me 'that you will make a proper adjust- ment . Will you please inform me what you propose to do and when you propose to do it . My property has practically been rendered valueless by the loss of the water taken 'by your pumps . I want you to consider this as a protest against the taking of this water and consider it has notice that proceedings for an injunction and damages will be sought , unless steps are taken to remedy the existing conditions. Dated at Redlands , California , December 9 , 1929 . (Signed) D. Rhea Imo ( Signed ) Maude A Igo ." The Attorney , Engineer and Wetter Committee were directed to give due consideration to same and report their findings to :this Board . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. er// Mayor , y o Re. lands , a i ' ornia . Attest : sett ity - . -0-0-0- 365 Redlands , California . February 5th, 1930 Two o 'clock , P. M. II A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved . APPLICAT IONS Application of A . K. Smith, 1278 West Cypress Avenue for permission to keep poultry in commercial flocks , was presented and denied , as per recommendation of the • Planning Commission. Application .of Glenn E. Payne , for lease of a _parcel of City land at Texas and State Streets for concrete block manufacturing site , was presented and after due consideration, he was tendered a site on the west side of Texas Street between the Railroad tracks for a term of six months , with renewal proviso , at a rental of $10 .00 per month, and the Engineer was directed to so advise Mr . Glenn and report to this Council. ORANGE SHOW A . E. Isham , Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce addressed the Council in request for an appropriation of 8400 .00 toward the expense of the Redlands exhibit at this year ' s National Orange Show. After some discussion , a motion by Councilman Krumm , seconded by Councilman Fowler , that the request be granted , was adopted and the Clerk authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly , payable out of the General Fund. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from H. M. Walters , San Francisco , sugesting that the City join with other cities in employing him on a 50-50 basis to endeavor to recover the •3 cents per gallon State gasoline tax , was presented and ordered filed. STREET LIGHTS The Mayor pressnted the verbal request of E. Van Gundy for two incandescent street lights on Ninth Street at. the' Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Railroad crossings Referred to the Light Committee . INSTIRANCE Stillman' Dexter addressed the Board relative to insurance coverage for all activities of the City . The Clerk presented a letter from the Realty Company of Redlands along the same lines . The companies were requested to make a survey and estimate of probable cost to the City to secure coverage for all activities . ORDINANCES Proposed Ordinance No . 729 , Declaring San Mateo Street , from West Highland Avenue to Brookside Avenue to be a Boulevard ; and Proposed Ordinance No . 730 , Relating to Radio Interference , were introduced by Councilman Ford end laid over under the rules. 4 366 PETITIONS Petition No . 4029 , G. Stillman Dexter , for improvement of Block Street , was presented and ordered filed. ornamental lights Petition No . 4030 , Andrew M. Schubert , et al , for curb, gutternand sidewalki on the west side of Monterey Street between Cypress Avenue and. Clifton Avenue was prek•. , sented and ordered filed . Tree Petition No . 768 , A . T. Warner, 1043 E. Central Avenue , for removal of a pepper tree ; and Tree Petition No . 769 , Grace C . Stanley for removal of lemon trees in front of her grove on the north line of East Highland Avenue were presented, granted and ordered filed . PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS Upon motion duly adopted , the Engineer was directed to prepare and submit plans for the improvement of Block Street and portion of Monterey Street , as set out in petitions this day filed ; and also Elizabeth Street from ,Garden:_ Street to Center Street ; Western Avenue from Orange Street to Webster Street per Petition No . 4002 ; Sixth Street from Colton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue . GASOLINE The Engineer was authorized and directed to advertise for bids for supply- ing the City with gasoline for another year. TRAFFIC SIGNALS H. A . Hargraves , of the Facts office , addressed the Board urging the in- stallation of stop signals at Fifth Street and Citrus Avenue , as a safety measure . Referred to the Police Committee with suggestion that "slow" signs be painted on the Street , and that the City traffic officers devote some time to traffic law violation in the business district . HEALTH DEPARTMENT • The Clerk was directed to communicate with the Public Health Service of the City of New York , and other agencies for data and information looking toward the securing of a full time man for the department . WATER PIPE The Engineer reported that awards under bids submitted at the last meeting, had been made to the Crane Co . , Los Angeles , for 1500 feet of 4" 0. D. National L. S. Steed pipe at $ 25.37 per cwt . ; U. S . Pipe and Foundry Co . . Los Angeles ,_1740 feet_ " Class 150 B . & S. Cast iron pipe at 30 .881 per ft . ; West Coast Pipe & Steel Co . , Los Angeles , 6500 feet 12" , 14 gauge Toncan C . M. pipe at $0 .685 per ft . Upon motion duly adopted the awards as above reported were confirmed and so ordered by the unanimous vote of the Council. All other bids were rejected. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk for the quarter ending December 31 . 1929 , and the Clerk, Recorder, Fire Department , Sanitary Inspector for the month of January 1930 , and the East Lugonia Mutual Water Com-Dany for the flay endat enrilsty 1929 , were presented and ordered filed . 367 PLANNING COMMISSION A written report and recommendations of the Manning Commission meeting of February 3rd , 1930 , was presented and ordered filed. Upon motion, the recommend- ation that the Petition of A . T . Warner , 1043 E. Central Avenue , to,remove a pepper tree , be granted ; that the petition of A . Y. Smith , 1278 West Cypress Avenue to keep commercial flock of poultry be denied ; that the petition of Grace C . StanleLto re- move lemon trees at her grove along the north line of East Highland Avenue be granted ; , were improved and so ordered by the unanimous vote of the Board. ASSESSOR - Unsecured Personal Property Upon request of the City Assessor , the following resolution was unanimously adopted : RESOLVED : That the County Assessor San Bernardino County be , and ne is , hereby authorized and directed to make the assessment and collect the taxes on unsecured personal property for and on behalf of the City of Redlands . GARBAGE COLLECTOR - Bond The bond of Z . A . Marsh, as City Garbage Collector , was presented by the Clerk and ordered filed . RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions .were continued : Nos . 485 , 493 , 495 , and 497. RESOLUTION No . 481 (Orange St . widening on West Side ) Upon request of the Attorney representing the Pacific Leasehold Corporationl, the hearing of protests to the Commissioners report on widening of Orange Street (west side ) at State , was continued until next meeting. RESOLUTION No . 484 ( Sylvan Blvd . widening) The City Attorney was directed to prepare the deeds for the acquisition of the property necessary for the widening of Sylvan Boulevard from Church Street to Judson Street under Resonation of Intention No . 484 , and tender same to the property owners for their signature and acceptance of the awards made by the Commissioners report . RESOLUTION No . 488 (High Avenue e tension West , etc . ) This being the time for continued hearing on protests to the Commissioners report on extension of High Avenue west under Resolution of Intention No . 488 , the Clerk presented a written report of the action taken at a public meeting of interested parties held February 3rd , 1930 , favoring the abandonment of the present proceedings . The report was ordered filed. Mr. A . Gregory stated to the Council that Geo . Haves, owner of one of the parcels of land necessary to the improvement , was willing to take a less amount thair the Commissioners had allowed. After some discussion, the Mayor and members of the Council expressed themselves as favoring a modification of the report based on Hayes ' s proposal , and the ;searing was continued until the next meeting to give time to work out the details. 368 RESOLUTION No . 496 - Assessment Map ( Sidewalks , etc . . Portion •range a . , e c . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment Items 1 to 5 , made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement/on portion Orange ,Street and other Streets, as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No .496 , adopted November 6 , 1929 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed wit him prior to the day set for the hearing , whereupon the Mayor inquired if any inter- ested persons were present and desired to be heard. No one responded and the Board , ;, - being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , it was moved by Councilman Items 1 - 5 , Krumm that the Assessment/be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESOLUTION No'. 498 (Openin,g Sun .Ave . . Tribune to Post St . ) Upon request of Petition No . 4028 , G. W. Patrick, et al , and per recom- mendation of the Planning Commission , the City Council of the City of Redlands adopted Resolution of Intention No . 498 , which provides for the opening of Sun Avenue from Tribune Street to Post Street , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. DRF.D (Mausoleum Site ) The Clerk presented a deed from G. D. Mason and wife re-conveying to the City that certain parcel of ground upon which said Mason erected the Mausoleum in Hillside Cemetery ; all as per agreement between the City and said Mason, and the Clerk was authorized and directed to have said deed Placed of record. MASTER PLAN Mrs . Kate Durrell, filed application for permit to build on Lots 14 and 15 . Rogers Tract , on First Street , the said lots being affected by the Master Plan re- cently adopted for that portion of the City. The City Attorney advised that tech- nically there was no legal obstacle in the way of her securing a permit from the Building Inspector and proceeding with the buildings as the Map of the said "Master Plan" has not been filed with the County Recorder as required by law. The Council directed the City Attorney to take the necessary steps at once to have the said map properly filed. EXAMINER' S BOARD - ELECTRICIANS The Mayor named E. P. Snyder , Master , Chairman, and W. M. Folts , Journeyman, and Buildinginapector Armstrong, as members of the Board of Examiners of Electricanl , as provided in Ordinance No . 728 , recently adopted. The nominations of the Mayor were confirmed by a majority vote of the Council , Councilman Krumm voting "no" . Two copies of the 1930 "National Electrical Code" , were presented and ordered filed. ' Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . 369 No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned. G 7244 Jiii1741# Mayor , City of Redlands , California . Attest : / P_P Cit37 -0-0-0- Redlands , California . February 19th . 1930 . Two o 'clock , P. M. 1 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. Present: Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved . LOADING ZONE H. A . Larsen, made verbal request for loading zone space on Fifth. Street , at Larsen Dye Works . Referred to the Police Committee with power to act . WESTERN AVENUE A number of parties interested in the proposed improvement of western Avenue were present , and filed, a protest to the proposed improvement signed by Mrs . Chas. Neyhart and some twenty odd other property owners in the district . After due consideration , a motion to postpone action indefinitely , was duly seconded and unanimously adopted. The protest was ordered_ filed with Petition No . 4j02 . ORDINANCES Ordinance No . 729 , Declaring San Mateo Street a boulevard from Highland Avenue to Brookside Avenue , introduced at the last regular meeting was duly adopted by the following vote : Ayes • Mayor Wheaton , Councilman Fowler , Ford Krum and Nott . Noes : None . Ordinance No . 730 , Relating to Radio Interference., introduced at the last regular meeting, was duly adopted by the following vote : ' Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott . Noes : None . APPLICATIONS Application of Joseph Hook , 304 E. Citrus Avenue , for a position on the Police force , was presented and ordered filed. 370 TERES - REBATE On motion duly seconded and carried , tax for cleaning weeds off vacant lets amounting to $4.00 , against property of E. S. Libby was ordere re•funde.d, and as per custom of former years , City tax amounting to $1.195.20 , on the property of Daniel Smiley. ( Smiley Heights Park) Tax Bills Nos . 3493 , 3494 , 3495 and 4356 , for the year 1929, was ordered rebated and the Clerk was authorized and directed to credit the Tax Collector with s-id su - . REPORTS The Engineer reported the rental t Gl,enn__E.. Pyne , of a parcel of City lana on the west side of Texas Street between the Railroad tracks for concrete block manufacturing site . Report of the Accountant for the month of January , 1930 , was presented and ordered filed . Report of the Sanitary Inspector relating to tile East Crescent and East Hi_hland Avenue district , was presented and ordered filed . �„� 31° "PROSELLIS" - PROGRAM COMMITTEE >000 Mayor Wheaton Announced the appointment of K. H. Field , Chairman , and Henry Clement , Victor L. Duke , John P. Fisk*, Mrs . George Hinckley and Mrs. G. E. Mullen, members of the committee for the preparation of a suitable program for the dedication of the "Prosellis" . The action of the Mayor was endorsed by the unanimous vote of the other members of the Council . DEATH - DANIEL SMILEY The Mayor reported the death of Daniel Smiley as occuring on the 14th day of Februar 1930 , at Lake Mohonk, New York, and offered the following Resolution , which was unanimously adopted : RESOLVED: By the Board of trustees of the City of Redlands , California , that , with ail this community , we desire to express our sense of loss in the death of Daniel Smiley . The last of three brothers whose generosity , public spirit and philanthropy shown conspicuously from the first days of this city , until the present time , Mr . Smiley ' s passing breaks a chain whose links stretch far into the oast . The beautiful area known as Canyon Crest Park , which his brothers , Alfred H. Smiley and Albert K. Smiley , planned and planted , has , through his generosity , beenkept open to the public in the years since tneir decease , and has been maintained in all its attractiveness to the great benefit of this community . His interest in the A . K. Smiley public library, founded by a brother , has never failed' and has been shown in ways of paramount importance to that institution. He was ever deeply interested in all that concerned the welfare of this city . Here , for many years , he spent the winters at his home in CanyonaCrest park , where , with his wife , he dispensed a delightful hospitality . A man of the highest character and most attractive personality , he will be greatly missed from the life of this community , in which the name of Smiley has ever stood for all that was finest in civic ideals and large-minded public service . RESOLVED Further : That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this meeting and copies given to the press and to the family of the deceased . To them we extend our deepest sympathy in their great loss . C OMMUNIC.;T I ON S ' The following communications were presented and ordered filed : i. From t_ie Board. of Fire Underwriters relating to Bryn Mawr distract ; From Banning Chamber of Commerce extending an invitation to visit Banning durin. the almond blossom season, February 20th to March 1st , 1930 . 371 A communication from the Safety department of the State Compensation Insurance Funs recommending certain safety measures relating to the equipment used for sawing ._ _4 . 0 . ' - -s , was presented and referred to Engineer Hinckley for carrying out the recommendations . A communication from Walter McTntosil, requesting fire plugs for Ment one , was presented and ordered filed. Being outside the Cite , and the local fire department not subject to service , members of tue Council suggested that the Community annex itself to the City as a means of securing city advantages. PETITIONS Petition No . 4031 , C . J. Boone , et al , for extension of the city water mains on Cottonwood road to Colton avenue , was presented and referred to the Engineer, and water committee for investigation and report to this Board. Petition No . 4032 , A . E. Taylor , et al , for the closing of Hubbard Street from Colton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue , was presented and ordered filed , and the Attorney was directed to prepare the necessary proceedings ,pr_,vided that the City is given a right-of-way for pipe lines and the petitioners pay the cost of the proceedings . Petition No . 4033 , }'1. E. Howard , for permission to convey water down the north side of San Bernardino Avenue to the southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of Section 13 , T . 1 S. , it 3 W, thence to Pioneer Avenue, was presented and referred to the Engineer and Street Committee with power to act . Petition No . 4034 , Geo . W. Rowe , et al , that Ordinance No . 7f , Creating a Board of Examiners of Electricians , be re e: ed or submitte, to vote _ _ . - e_ - . _s at the coming City election , was presented and orderedfiled . After due consideratio and discussion , a resolution prepared by the City Attorney , suspending the operation of said Ordinance until the regular meeting of March 5th, 1930 , was adopted by tie unanimous vote of the Council. RESOLUTIONS The following ccesolutions were continued : Nos. 481 , 485 , 495 , 497 and 498 . RES OLUT ION No . 484 (Sylvan 4oulevard ) The Clerk reported that deeds had been mailed to owners of land taken under Resolution No . 484 , for Sylvan Boulevard , conveying same to the City , and requested authorization of payment for same as per Commissioners Report as amended and approved by the City Council , July 17 , 1929 . Upon motion duly seconded and adopted , the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue, warrants accordingly payable out of the Sylvan Boulevard Opening Fund , No . 484 , and have deeds placed of record. RESOLUTION No . 488 (High Avenue extension west ) Upon recommendations of the Mayor , the hearing on protests to the Commiss .oner- !" Report on the extension of High Avenue west , under Resolution No . 488 , was continued ', , to February 26th , 1930 , at Two o 'clock, P. M. 372 RESOLUTION No, 493 - ASS _ S J:JJjT. MAP (.The Terrace Improvement . ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Superintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement of the Terrace , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 493 , adopted October 2nd , 1929 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard . No one responded , and the. Board being satisfied with the correctness of the Assessment , it was moved by Co'incilman Nott that the Aseessment be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler , and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESQLUTION No . 499 jSixth St . improvement) On motion , the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improvement of Sixth Street from Colton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue , all as contemplated by proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 499 , to be hereafter adopted. Pursuant to instructions the City Lngineer made and submitted plans and specifications for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 499 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution,: Resolved : That the plans , prefile , detailed drawing and speci- fications prepared by the City Engineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Intention No . 499 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 499 , which provides for the work and improvement , and all matters and things as set forth in said Resolution. RESOLUTION No . 500 (Monterey St . improvement ) On motion, the Board adopted a Resolution instructing the City Engineer to make and submit plans and specifications for the improt ement of Monterey Street from Cypress Avenue to Clifton Avenue , all as, contemplated by proposed Resflution of Intention No . 500 , to be hereafter adopted. • Pursuant to instructions the City Engineer made and submitted plans and specifichtions for the work contemplated by proposed Resolution of Intention No . 500 , whereupon the Board adopted the following Resolution : Resolved : That the plans , profile , detailed drawing and specifications prepared by the City Lngineer for the work and improvement contemplated under proposed Resolution of Inten- tion No . 500 , be and the same are hereby approved and adopted . On motion, the Board then duly adopted Resolution of Intention No . 500 , which provides for the work and improvement , and a; 11 matters and things as set forth in said Resolution . 37.3 PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS • Upon recommendation of Councilman iCrumm, the Engineer was directed to prepare plans and specifications for the improvement of Vest Highland Avenue from Cajon Street to Serpentine Drive . STREET LIGHTS Upon recommendation of the Lighting Committee , two incandescent street lights were ordered oh Ninth Street, cne each at the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Railroad tracks , as per plan of the City Engineer. PLUMBING The local plumbing Ordinance was discussed at some length, and the Mayor suggested the Engineer , the Building Inspector, H. J. Fisher , Gordon Donald and . Garrett Huising, as a Committee to secure data looking to the betterment of the City Plumbing requirements , and the Clerk was directed to secure copies of plumbing requirements , and the Clerk was directed to secure copies of plumbing ordinances of other valley cities for use of the Committee . GA SOL INE The Engineer reported the expiration of the contract with the Standard Oil Company for supplfing the City with gasoline . Upon due consideration , with the prospect of a possibly lower rate in the near future , the Council decided to defer calling for bids at this time , and thb Engineer was authorized and directed to purchase from time to time at as favorable prices as possible , until further orders of this Board . PARKS Councilman Ford , Chairman of the Park Committee . and the City Attorney , were directed to immediately Interview the owners of the property adjacent the park on the north between Eureka Street and Grant Street , to ascertain their attitude toward the sale of same to the City for nark and road purposes , and report their findings to this Board . i TLT, CREEK ZiNJA WATER The question of water and rights of Col . Pierce in the Mill Creek Zanja , heretofore considered by the 3oard , were discussed at some length by members of the Council , the City Attorney; Col . Pierce , and Attorney Finch , after which , a motion to continue the matter to an adjourned regular meeting at two o 'clock , P. M. , February 26th , l950 , was duly seconded and unanimously adopted. CITY. ELECTION The Clerk reported that there would be eighteen election precincts , a consolidation of the thirty-one County precincts , for the coming City election. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . On motion , the meeting adjourned to meet in regular adjourned session, on February 26th , at two o ' clock , P. M. C79e4 et7In Mayor ,4ity of Redlands , Caliform = Attest : / ;rwis !s 3—Clerk 374 Redlands , California . February 26th, 1930 . Two o 'clock , P. M. Pursuant to adjournment on February 19th , 1930 , the City Council of the City of xedlands met in adjourned regular meeting with all members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. "L'E'EK OF FLOWERS" Mr . Isham of the local Chamber of Commerce , made verbal request for an appropriation of 5600 .00 toward the expense of the "Week of Flowers" , to be held. during the week beginning April 21st . 1930 . He stated that the estimated cost would be approximately $1200 .00 . The matter was discussed at some length , after which a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Fowler , that said sum be appropriated , was adopted , Councilman Krumm voting no , stating tnat he considered it an unnecessary waste of City funds . He further requested a detailed statement of the cost of last year' s similar event , and the Clerk was requested to secure same . RESOLUTION No . 488 (High Avenue extension) The hearing on protests to the Commissioners report , continued from time to time , was next considered . A motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Fowler , that all proceedings under Said Resolution be abandoned, was adopted by a majority vote of the Council , Councilman Krumm voting no . A short time after above action was taken , A . Gregory and others interested in said proposed improvement , appeared before the Council and stated that some concessions and adjustments by owners of property to be acquired for the improvement had been agreed upon , and requested the Council to rescind its earlier action of abandonment . After due consideration, a motion that the earlier action abandoning • the proceedings , be rescinded , was duly seconded and adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. The Engineer was directed to supply the Council with figures and data , based on the new values as presented by Mr. Gregory , and upon motion duly seconded and carried, this hearing was continued until the next regular meeting. MILL CREEK ZRNJA WATER The proposed contract and agreement between the City and Col . Junius Pierce relating to water and rights of Col . Pierce in the :gill Creek Zanja heretofore before this Council , and continued for further consideration at this time , was discussed pro and con by members of the Council , Col . Pierce add Messrs . Cole and Porch representing other owners of certain Lill Creek Zanja water and rights . It was generally agreed that Col . Pierce had acquired water and rights , the question being the amount of water to which he was entitled , this having been determined by a Committee of this Board and set out in the proposed agreement now before this Board . After due consideration, the City Attorney was directed to incorporate in the proposed agreement , a clause giving the City option to purchase said Pierce water and rights within a period of ten years from this date , ct a sum to be fixed 37.5 by a Committee of three , one of whom to be selected by the City, one by Col . Pierce , and the two so selected shall name the third member, zatzztszLtzw and Col . Pierce agreeeto abide by the decision of tue said Committee . A motion by goun3ilman Ford , seconded by Councilman Fowler , that the Contract-Agreement with the added clause of arbitration of pptional purchase price , be approved and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City , was adopted by the following vote ; Ayes : Mayor Wheaton, Councilman Fowler , Ford and Nott . Noes : Councilman Krumm. MISCELLANEOUS The question of placing fire hydrants in the Mentone section , and the ex- itension of the City water mains on Cottonwood Road to Colton Avenue were considered , members of the Council expressing opposition to such expenditure . No further action was taken. No furtherbusiness demanding attention , on motion , the meeting adjourned . Mayoorr, ty of Hidlands , aliforn a Attest : Ci rk -0-0-0- Redlands , California . March 5th , 1930 Two o 'clock, P. M. A re y lar meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting . Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford , Fowler , Krum and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer . The minutes of the last regular meeting and adjourned regular meeting were read and approved . Mayor Wheaton called attention of the Counc, t to the 65 h We• . i . - ' nive Far February 24th, 1930 , of R. M. Cheesman , a former member of the City Council , and suggested a letter of congratulation . The suggestion met with the unanimous approval of the Council and the Clerk was directed so to do . CDMIT:?CAmrOES A communication from the State Railroad Commission, advising of a hearing to be held in Los Angeles on March 11th . 1960 , relating to sale of certain Tele •hone . • Telegraph Company properties , under Application No . 16271 , was presented and ordered filed , this city apparently not being affected by same . 376 A communication from the Department of Water and Power , City of Los Angeles , calling attention to the "School of Citizenship and Public Administration" , short course , to be held April 14th , to 19th. 1930 , at University of Southern California , was presented and ordered filed . A communication from the League of California Municipalities submitting a standard form of specifications for public liability . property damage and non- ownership liability arising out of vehicles , was presented and ordered filed , the city already being covered in that line , and the question of premium rate being considere by the Attorney and the local Insurance Agents . A communication from the :into Club of Southern California , advising the Ci y of a change in the policy of the Club relating to the erection of street signs , etc. , stating that a charge of actual cost for such work would be made in the future , chereas the past policy has been free service to the City . A copy of a Report on the Installation and Operation of a Municipal Bus System , City of Alameda , California , was presented and ordered filed . ORDfANCESS Proposed Ordinance No . 731 , Repealing Ordinance No . 728 , Creating Board of Examiners of Electricians , was introduced by Councilman Krumm and laid over under the rules for consideration at an adjourned regular meeting at two o 'clock, P. M. , March 12th , 1960 . REPORTS Report of the Clerk , Recorder and Fire Departlent for the month of February , and the Treasurer for the months of January and February , 1930 , were presented and ordered filed . The following written report of the meeting of the Planning Commission held March 4th, 1930 , was presented and ordered filed : "The petition of M. S. Moore to remove the pepper trees on west side Cajon Street from Fountain Avenue to South Avenue , denied ; Petition of Florence C . Williams to install a filling station at 902 East Central Avenue ; denied Petition of B. Vander Hoop , to remove a pepper tree , move .a palm and plant another palm at 319 W. Colton Avenue , denied . Petition of A . C . Blodgett , remove olive tree at northeast corner Sixth Street and Sun Avenue , granted. Petition of, F. N. Langham to repove a eucalyptus tree tree from 134 Parkwood Drive, denied . Petition of L. M. Zingery , relove umbrella tree on Clark Street at 106 Church Street , granted . " Upon motion duly seconded and carried , the recommendations of the Planning Commission in said report , were approved and so ordered . MUNIC_PhL EL']CTION The City Attorney presented a Resolution calling the General Municipal Election for April 14th, 1930 . appointing election officers and places for holding election , which Resolution was duly adopted by the uganimous vote of the Council . REFERETIDUTk Geo . W. Rowe , presented a petition signed by approximately 438 voters , requesting the Council to repeal Ordinance No . 728 . Creating a Board of Examiners 377 for Electricians , or submit same to the voters at the next regular municipal election. The Clerk was directed to check the signatures with the County register and import to this Board at an adjourned meeting of this Council to be held March 12th , 1930 , at Two o ' clock , P. M. PLUMBII:G Mr . Fisher , of the Committee for a study of the present plumbing regulations with a view of improving same , reported that a meeting of the Committee had been held , some data secured and considered , and hoped to have a formulated report for the Council very soon. RESOLUTIONS Ehe following resolutions were continued : Nos . 484 , 485 , 496 , 497 , 499 and 500 . _ariaQLUTION NO. 481 (Orange St . widening, west side ) This being the time to which the hearing on protests to the Commissioners report on the west side of Orange Jtreet was continued , upon motion of Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Ford , and unanimously adopted , it was resolved to order the Commissioners , and they were so ordered, to make a new assessment , report and plat , and the City Clerk was directed to return the papers and files in said matter to the Commissioners with the request that a new assessment , report and plat be made and submitted to this Council. RESOLUTION NO. 488 (High Ave extension west , etc . ) ?Hearing on the protests to the Commissioners report on the extension of High Avenue west , etc . , continued from time to time , was next considered . The Clerk presented an agreement , signed by A . Gregory , Geo . G. Ha es , Emil and Grace Suess and Minnie M. Smallwood , relating to certain properties affected by the proposed improvement , that would very materially reduce the cost of same , and Mes rs . Gregory and Suess urged the Council to approve the Commissioners report , with these reductions considered in the revision of the As:?essment . The mattewas considered and discussed by members of the Council and property owners of the district , paithout reselling an agreement , after which , a motion by Councilman Ford , seconded by Council- man Nott , that all proceed_ngs under said Resolution No . 488 , be abandoned and held for naught , was adopted by the following vote : Ames : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Nott . Noes : None Not voting: Councilman Kra fSOLUTJOP, i NO. 495-ASSESSMENT LAP (McKinley Heights Tract - Ornament1 11alite) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Guperintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement or McKinley heights Tract , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 4 :i., , '?opted 378 November 6 , 1929 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be neerd. Messrs . Soares and other owners of corner lots protested the amount assessed against their property , stating that they were lead by the petition for the improvement , to believe the total cost would be _pro-rated equal]. .er lot . After due consideration, upon motion duly seconded and carried, the ,Engineer was directed to revise the assessment accordingly and this hearing was continued until the next regular meeting, and the Clerk was directed to give written notice to all parties interested. „RESOLUTION NO . 498 ( Sun Avenue opening) This being the time set for hearing protests to the proposed opening of Sun Avenue from Tribune Street to Post Street , under Resolution of Intention No . 498 , and no protests being presented by the Clerk, and no one being present protesting , on motion , the Board unanimously adopted Resolution No . 498 , relating to the opening of Sun Avenue , and appointed J. H. Logie , Fred. Mathis and F. i1 . Kimuall as Commis- sioners to assess benefits and damages and have general supervision of the work relating thereto . VEST HIGHLAND AVENUE A number of property owners interested in the proposed improvement of West Highland Avenue , were present . The Clerk presented a protest signed by James F. ne - = = d some forty nther property owners along the avenue , protesting the proposed improvement as an "unnecessary and uncalled for expense" . The matter was discussed at some length, Mayor Wheaton stating that in as much as two members of the present Council wee soon to retire and a possibility of two others being retired at the coming City election, he would suggest that further consideration of the matter be Lieferred and postponed until the regular meeting of May 7th , 1930 . Upon motion of Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Fowler , the suggestion of the Mayor was duly adopted. PARKS Councilman Ford , of the Park Committee , reported progress in the matter of option to purchase by the City , the lots i'nmediately north and adjoining Shiley Park between Eureka a-id Grant Streets . Upon recommendation of the",Park Committee , the restrooms at Smiley Park were ordered moved to Sylvan Park, south of the Mill Creek Ganja . Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business d: mending attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned to meet in regular adjourned session at Two o 'clock , P. R,. , March 12th , 1930. Attest : �//i�`�L�� Mayor, City of Redlands , California . i rk. 379 Redlands , California . March 12th , 1930 . Two o 'clock , P. Y. Pursuant to adjoprnment ,on.LT,arch. 5th, 1930 , the City Council met in adjourned regular session, with the following members present : Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler , Nott and Ford , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. Mayor Wheaton addressed the Board relative to its attitude toward the care and maintenance of the triangle parcel of land at Beacon Street , Fern Avenue _and Roosevelt Road , in case the local school board purchased the property . The matter was discussed at some length, the Engineer estimating that it would cost approximately ?300 .00 per year to park and maintain the plot in a suitable manner . Members of the Council gave favorable expressions to the proposal and the Mayor was directed to so advise the sbhool board . MILL CREEK %ANDA 'TATER - PIE} QJ CONTRACT ' Upon the suggestion of the City Attorney , endorsed by the vote of the four members present , the Clerk was authorized and directed to alter and change the order of this Council made at its meeting on February 26th , 1930 Record Book No . 12 , Page 374 , relating to said Pierce contract , by striking out the words "at a sum to be fixed by a Committee of three , one of whom to be selected by the City . one by Col . Pierce , and the two so selected shall name the third member and Col . Pierce agrees to abide by the decision of the said Committee . " , and entering in their place , the words , "at the then market price . " ORDr r ' E 1 Proposed Ordinance No . 731 , Repealing Ordinance No . 728 , Relating to Creating the Board of Examiners of Electricians ,introduced at the last regular meet- ing of March 5th , 1933 , was next considered . Councilman Krum: entered the Council Chamber at this time . The question was discussed at great length and from various arLgles b; members of the Council and by parties favoring and opposing Ordinance No . 728 , after which the roll call on adoption of Ordinance Ho . 731 , Repealing Ord.inr:rce No . 728 , resulted as follows : Wires : Councilman I,rumm Noest Councilmen Fowler, Nott , Ford and Mayor trheatan. INITIATIVE AC REFERENDUM The Clerk presented petitions containing 439 signatures of parties requestin: the repeal of Ordinance No . 728 , or the submission of same to a vote of the electors tt the next regular election. The Clerk reported that the petitions were more or less defective in not giving the occupation of the signers. He certified that the petition was insufficient in that only 331 of the signers were registered voters , 13A signers_ not being found upon the County x_e er . The matter was discussed at some length by the City Attorney , members of the Council and. other interested 380 parties . The Mayor stated that he was w211ing to waive the apparent irregularities in the petitions , provided additional signatr_res be secured sufficient to make the required 10 percent of t h votes cast at the last election for State )fficials . The :statement of the Mayor met with the approval of the other members of the Council , and the petitioners were advised that upon the filing with t_iis .ioard at its next regular meeting a .supalemental petition containing signatures of registered voters sufficient in number tm make a total of 367 registered voters , the Council would place the proposition on the ballot for the coming April election. HOESE SJOE CLUB A .petition signed by Guy C . Stockton , et al, requesting some improvement at the local horse shoe grounds , was presented and referred to the Park Committee for consideration and recommendation. No further business demanding attention , on motion, the meeting adjourned . (27/.2Lf jaZC Mayor , City of hedlands , California . Attest : ,`,drAMILMIP r lerlc. -0-0-0-0- Redlands , California . Narch 19th, 1930 . Two o 'clock, P.M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , held at the regular place of meeting. present ; Mayor Wheaton , Councilmen Fowler, Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved. APPLIC 1TIOIIS Rev . Opie , of the Pentecostal Fission , made verbal application for per- mission to erect a tent at the northeast corner of Orange Street and Western Avenue in which to hold a six or eight weeks religious campaign. After due consideration Rev . Opie was directed to secure the written consent of the residents of that district and present same to' the Mayor , and the Mayor was authorized and empowered to act , and to report his acts to this Board. (OM'''UNI CATIOI'S 111 A communication from the aelfare Division of the Metropolitan Life Insur- ante Company enclosing a pamphlet "Advice for Health", was presented and ordered 381' filed , and the Clerk was directed to secure further data looking toward the employ- ment of a full time man for the Health Department . ' A communication from the Controller , City of Pasadena , relating to the "School of Citizenship and Public Administration" at U. S. C . , April 14-19th, 1933 , was presented and ordered filed . A communication from the Chairman of the "U. S. Pulaski Sesquicentennial Dommission, " South Bend , Indiana , was presented and ordered filed . A communication from Mrs . Daniel Smiley and family acknowledging the expres- sion of sympathy in a Resolution of this Council relating to the death of Daniel Smiley , was presented and ordered filed. REPORTS Reports of the Accountant and Sanitary Inspector for the month of February, 1930 , were presented and ordered filed. Report of the Chamber of Commerce for 'Meek of Flowers" , 1929 , and the Orange Show . for 1929 and 1930 , were presented and ordered filed . Chairman Ford of the Park Committee was given additional time to report on Petition No . 4036 , for improvement at the horse-shoe grounds . SYL!IIN PARK Mr . Feldman, holder of the refreshment. concession in 5: ivan Park requested a three year extension to his present lease , expiring this year. Referred to the Park Committee for consideration and recommendation. CITY HALL AUDITORIUM The verbal request of Councilman Krumm for use of the City Hall auditorium on Monday Evening , March 24th , 1930 , by the local "Tax Payers League" , was granted . INSURANCE The Realty Company of Redlands presented tentative figures and plans for public liability insurance covering all departments of the City , which was referred to the City eittorney for consideration and recommendation. FEES - ELECTRICIANS EXAMINATIONS Upon motion of Councilman Krumm duly seconded and carried, the City Treasurer was authorized and directed to refund to all_ parties having paid. fees for Electri- cians examination and certificate , who have not received the examination and certi - ficate as provided in Ord. No . 728 , said Ordinance being now inoperative by reason of submission to a vote of the electors at the coming City election. RESOLUTIONS The following •resolutions were continued : Nos . 481 , 484 , 485 , 497 and 498 . RESOLUTION No . 495 - ASSESSI.ENT It p, McKinley Hgts Tr . Orn'l Lgts ) This being the time to which the hearing on protests to the assessment map as prepared by the City Engineer , was adjourned , several parties were present , some protesting the original plan of assessment and some protesting the assessment as 382 • • revised. After due consideration b: the Council , the City i:ngineer and parties interested, a motion by Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford that all protest to the assessment as revised be overruled and denied, and that the assessment as revised be approved and confirmed , was adopted by the unanimous, vote of the Council . RES UT_ ON . To . 4'6 - . AS ' S LT'N^ HAP• • Lid - • I -7 The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , for the hearing in the matter of the Street Buperintendent ' s Assessment made to cover the cost and expenses of the work and improvement , Item 6 , on portion of Buena Vista Street , as particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 496 adopted November 6, 1929 . The Clerk reported that no written appeals or objections had been filed with him prior to the day set for the hearing, whereupon the Mayor inquired if any interested persons were present and desired to be heard. NT 'one responded and the Board being satisfied with the correctness of the assessment , it was moved by Councilman Krumm that the Assessment , Item 6 , be approved and confirmed , which motion was seconded by Councilman Fowler and upon roll call was carried by the unanimous vote-of the Board. RESOLUTION No , 499 (Sixth Street improvement ) The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set pursuant to statute , and notice given, to hear the objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Sixth Street from Colton Avenue to Lugonia Avenue , particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 499 , adopted February 19th, 1930 . The Clerk presented a petition signed by Geo . J. Davis , et al , requesting the Council to postpone the proposed improvement for one year or more , and a letter from Thos . E. Neeley relating to same . After due consideratioq , a motion by Council- man Krumm seconded by Councilman Fowler , that the request be granted and further steps for the improvement be postponed for one year , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . RESULUTIOTI No .. 500 (Monterey Street improvement ) . The Clerk notified the Board that this was the time and place set , pursuer', to statute , and notice given , to hear objections against the improvement or the extent of the district for the improvement of Monterey Street particularly described in Resolution of Intention No . 500 , adopted February 19th , 1930 . The Mayor inquired if any one was present that desired to be heard in the above matter, and no one responding , the Board found that they had acquired ,juris- diction to proceed with the proceedings , whereupon Resolution No . 500 . Ordering the Work to be Done , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board. . The Diagram of the . eq- oo e , ., istrict for the work proposed under said Resolution as prepared by the Engineer , was then duly approved by the Board . 383 SELL HOUSE 302 CHURCH STREET Upon motion duly seconded and carried , the Clerk was authorized and. directed to offer for sale for cash to the highest bidder , the house and garage at 302 Church Street . Sealed proposals to be filed with the Clerk up to Two o ' clock , P . M. , April 2nd . 1930 . Building to be removed after hpril 15th , 1930 . MUNICIPAL ELECTION The Clerk reported that the supplemental petitions filed March 14th , 1930 , by Geo . W. Rowe for repeal or submission to the voters , of Ordinance No . 726 , con- tained 105 properly registered voters , making a total of 406 properly registered voters on the original and supplemental petitions . Upon motion of Councilman Fowler seconded by Councilman Nott , the following resoluti )n was unanimously ad.00ted : RESOLVED : That the City Council of the City of ctedlands , caise the proposition as to whether or not Ordinance No . 726 , which is. the Ordinance providing for the creation of a Board of Examiners for Master and Journeyman electricians and for the licensing of such Master and. 3ourneyman electricians , to be placed on the ballot of the municipal election to be held on the 14th day of April , 1930 , and that the City Clerk of the City of Redlands be and he is hereby instructed to have the proposition placed on the said ballot of said election under the following wording : "Shall Ordinance No . 728 , Creeting Yes No a Board of Examiners of Electri- cians be repealed? Upon the suggestion of Councilman hrumm , the Clerk was authorized and directed to have printed large cards , to lie posted conspicuously , locating the several voting places for the City Election. MISCELLAI EJUS N. L . Levering good humoredly kidded , thanked and derided the members of the Council relating to street improvements made and proposed , presented the members with a box of chocolates , and proposed to sell the ;ity a parcel of ground located at Texas Street and. Oriental Avenue . The _proposal to sell the lot was referred to the City Engineer and. Street Committee for consideration and reco .rnenftation. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meetin- 'curried. • (7..47“ 4d/in Lia or , uity knd.eia . Attest : ' ' / _erk. --0-0-0-0-- 1 384 • • Redlands, California April 2nd, 1930 . Two o'clock, P.M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , held at the regular place of meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. PLANNING COMMISSION W. K. Stoddart , owner of property on Beacon Street between Fern Avenue and Roosevelt Road, addressed the Council urging favorable action upon his petition presented to the Planning Commission on March 31st , 1930 , requesting that the triangle tract at Beacon Street , Fern Avenue and Roosevelt Road , and Lots 1 to 13 of Roosevelt Park Tract , be changed from First Residential Zone to Commercial Zone ; and that Lots 14 to 29 , said tract , be changed from First Residential to Fourth Residential Zone . The Planning Commission denied the first request and deferred action on the second until further consultation with Mr. Stoddart . The first request was discussed at great length, Mr . Moore of the Planning Commission and Mayor Wheaton expressing a desire and hopes .of the School Board and City working out a plan for the acquisition and par$bng of said tract , pending which , action was deferred on Mr. Stoddart ' s petition until an adjourned regular meeting of the Council to be held at two O 'clock P. M. . April 9th . 1930 . at whi3h time it is planned. to have the school board represented and to take final action relating to the request . The recommendations of the Planning Commission relating to the removal of a tree at 226 Nordina Street and the removal ,of a palm from the north side of Colton Avenue at the driveway of the new Schoen market , were approved by the Council. The application of Thys Feenstra for permission to install a refreshment stand at the southeast corner of Orange Street and Lugonia Avenue , denied by the Planning Commission, was referred beck to the Commission and Mr . Feenstra for more information as to the plan and type of building. COMMUNICATIONS A program of the Fifth Annual City Planning Conference to be held at Santa Barbara . April 4 and 5th; 1930 , was presented by Mr. Moore, president of the local Planning Commission, who urged that the City send two or more delegates. Upon motion duly seconded and carried, a sum not exeeeding $50.00 was appropriated twward the expense of two or more delegates, same to be named b; Mr. Moore . A communication from Mr. Burnett , of the City of Seattle Park Board_, ex- tending an invitation to the "Recreation Conference" , to be held at Seattle , April 24-26 , 1930 , was presented and ordered filed. A communication from the U. S. Health Department and the American Public Health Association, New York, were presented and ordered filed. Upon motion duly 385 seconded and carried , the Clerk was authorized and directed to insert an adverti - -" = . at a cost not exceeding $10 ;00, in the American Journal of Public Health, seeking a jell time man for the Health Department of the City. REPORTS Reports of the Clerk , Treasurer, Sanitary Inspector and Fire Department, for the month of March , 1930 , were presented and ordered filed. The Mayor reported the wanting of permission to erect a tent at the northeast corner of Orange St and Western Avenue.., and filed a list of names of property owners in the district consenting to same , secured by Re: . Opie , of the Pentecostal Church, as directed at the last regular meeting. Report of the, Southwestern Home Telephone Company for the year ending ee ember 3 at 1929 , showing the sum of $1 ,856 .67 due the City as franchise tax , was presented and ordered filed. FIRE HOSE Councilman Krumm of the Fire Committee reported contract-purchase of 200 feet of 2LInoh Premier Jacket Fire hose from the ,Eureka Fire Hose Manufacturing Company et $1.00 per foot , and six salvage covers. The purchases were approved by the unanimous vote of the Council. SEWER - TERRACINA & West OLIVE A proposal of the Redlands Community Hospital to deed to the City that certain sewer line constructed and paid for by the Hospital , in Terracina Boulevard and West Olive Avenue to San Mateo Street , was presented and ordered filed. After due consideration , a motion by Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Fowler that the City,accept said line end that a reasonable charge be made to parties desiring to connect with same , was adopted by the unanitous vote of the Board. DEEDS A deed from Ruth A . Curtis for one hour of Mill Creek Zanja water ; and a guitclaim deed from J. Pierce and wife to all rights and interest in the Mill Ckeek Zanja and water , were presented by the City Attorney , duly accepted and ordered placed of record , Councilman Krumm voting "no" on the Pierce deed. PETITIONS Petition No . 4037 , H. G. Winslow and other merchants , in protest to the enforcement of that certain Ordinance prohibiting the use of a small portion of the sidewalk for fruit and vegetable racks , etc . The matter was discussed at some length developing that it was a general practice, long tolerated , to have fruit , vegetable , magazine and paper racks extending 12 to 15 inches out from the pooperty line. Chief of Police Thomas said he saw no objection to such a practice , so long as confined to such distances. Upon suggestion of the Mayor , sanctioned by other members of the Council , the matter was left in the hands of the Police Chief and Committee , with a recommendation that 18 inches be the maximum distance that such ranks extend from the property line . Lt![F.�t•... F -?1. ';i 386 AUTO PARKING H. H. Ford , addressed the Board in behalf of merchants in the block, for anile .ar. in_ on the east side of Orange Street between State Street and Centra] • Avenue . Referred to the Chief of Police and Committee with full power to act . CONCESSION - SYLVAN PARK The request of Mr. Feldman for an extension of his concession lease presented at the last meeting , was denied, per recommendation of the Park Committee . Chairman Ford stated that the present lease covered this season and in view of a possible change in the personel of the Park Committee in a few months , he felt that the matter should be left for their consideration. (RESOLUTIONS The following Resolutions were continued : Nos . 481 , 484, 485 , 497 end 498. RESOLUTION No . 500 (Monterey St . .etc . improvement. This being the time set for the opening of bids as advertised, for improve- ment of portion of Monterey Street under resolution of Intention No , 500 . the follow- ing proposals were submitted , publicly opened and declared : • ,walker & Martin Curb , per lin. ft . $ .36 Gutter , per sq. ft . .12 Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .125 Ornamental lighting system complete 580 .00 H. H. Lienau Curb, per lira. ft . .33 Sidewalk, per sq. ft . .13 Gutter & dips , per sq. ft . .13 Lighting system 675.00 ,Geo . Gardner. Jr. Sidewalk, Der sq. ft . .125 Curb , per lin. ft . , .35 Gutter, per sq. ft . including dip drive's .13 Lights complete 700.00 The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of Walker & Martin , was reasonable and the lowest and recommended that the award be made accordingly , whereupon the Board adopted Resolution of Award No . es , which provides that the . s :.r -: ' .. . . :. - - • w: • at the prices mentioned in their bid . All other bids were rejected. BIDS Sale oS house, 02_c_hur_oh t Public notioe having been duly given, the following proposals were received, publicly opened and declared : C . C . Phillips 834 Lawton Street $ 356 .00 D. A . Strahl Box 3 350 .00 Elmer R. Benediot 522 Walnut Avenue 455.00 • W. D. Swogger 827 Post St . 561 .00 H. A . Kimm 933 Calhoun St . 400 .00 Blanche L. Wilms 109 E. Stats St . 823 .00 38,7: The bid of Mrs. Blanche L. Wilms , being reasonable and the highest , on motion duly seconded and carried, the award was made accordingly . . II CEMETERY The Engineer and Superintendent of the Cemetery , presented a map of . 1 Tract No . 2437 , Map No : 5 of Hillside Cemetery , a replat of a portion of the Hillside Cemetery . Upon motion duly seconded and carried , the map was accepted and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized and direoted to execute the same for and on behalf of the City , and the Engineer was directed to have same placed of record ., PROSELLIS - DEDICATION (7,.,r 381 April 29 , 1930 r3,,(z (Z A communication from H. G. Clement , presenting the request of the program committee for the dedication of the Prosellis ,_ for an appropriation of $500 .00 to cover the expenses incident to a proper program, was presented and ordered filed. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, the request w&s_granted d the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly payable out of the General ; II Fund. CITY ATTORNEY - SUITS Upon request of the Superintendent of the Water Department , the City Attorney was authorized and direoted to institute suit for collection of a certain note executed to the City on March 17th, 1927 , by Geo . DeVries and wife , for pipeline extension in Mission district . At the suggestion of the Attorney , the note was ordered assigned to C . J. Tripp, for the purpose of this suit . The Attorney advised the Council of the suit of J. C. Meserve , 1315 West Olive Avenue against the Hospital and the City for damages to his property by reason of a clogged sewer line in the street . The Attorney stated that at a conference ' with Meserve and the Hospital Superintendent , Meserve agreed to accept $259 .00 in full settlement . The matter was discussed at some length, after which a m otion I by Councilman Krumm, seconded by Councilman Fowler , that the City go fifty-fifty with the Hospital in the a,yment of said amount , was adopted by the unanimous vote • of the Board , and the Clerk was authorized and directed to issue a warrant accordingly, Upon the approval by the City Attorney. MILL CREEK It appearing that the contract of sale and exchange made and entered into by 'and between the Southern California Edison Company and the owners of water and water rights in Mill Creek and Mill Creek; Zania calls for the delivery by the Mill Creek water owners to the Southern California Edison Company of the title to the East , one-half of Section 13 , Township 1 South , RAnge 2 West , S. B. B. to M. . free and clear ,q ;:c.,1,• , of encumbrance excepting the matters noted in the agreement of sale , reference there- `` 1 ;'., to being hereby made , and it further appearing that in order to clear the title to II :ft'• , the land above described it will be necessary for all of the Mill Creek water 'owners ,;,';1, • to execute a quitclaim deed to J. M. &ole in order to clear the title of said property of the cloud oast thereon by a certain agreement of trust executed by ait J i ;Y 388 William Curtis, on motion of Councilman Ford , duly seconded by Councilman Nott , and carried (Councilman Krumm not voting) , it was resolved that the Mayor and City Clerk be , and they are hereby authorized, empowered and directed to execute for and on behalf of the City of Redlands , and in conjunction with the other owners of water rights in Mill Creek a quit claim deed, conveying to the said J. M, Cole all the right , title , interest and estate of the said City of Redlands , in the said East one-half of Section 13 , Township 1 South, Range 2 West , S. B. B. & M. GASOLINE SUPPLY Upon motion of Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Fowler, the Engineer was authorized and direoted to advertise for bids for supplying gasoline to the City. CITY EMPLOYEES Councilman Krumm brought up the question of eitizenship_lind place of residence of City employees, stating that it was unlawful to employ any except citizens, and that he favored the employment of only citizens living in the corporate 111 limits of the City , and made a motion that an Ordinance be prepared to that effect . The motion received no second , the Mayor and other members of the Council expressing themselves as favoring such a policy , but opposed to the passage of such an ordinance , believing the department heads could handle_ the situation in a more satisfactory way. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the finance Committee . On motion, the meeting adjourned , to meet in regular adjourned, session on April 9th, 1930 , at Two o 'clock P. M. Orr7/ >a-271,--x G Mayor, ity of Red ands , Qalifornia Attest ; in , ty - -0-0-0- Redlands , 0-0-0- Redlands , California . April 9th. 1930 . Two o 'clock, P. M. Pursuant to adjournment on April 2nd , 1930 , the Council met in adjourned regular meeting. Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Ford, Fowler , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. ROUSE - E02 CHURCH ST Mayor Wheaton presented the verbal request of Mrs . Wilms for sixty, days_ time in which to move and pay for the buildings she purchased from the City on 380 April 2nd , 1930 . !here appearing no objections to granting the request , the City Attorney was authorized and directed to prepare the necessary papers in the matter. PLANNING COMMISSION A report of the Planning Commission meeting of April 8th, 1930 , was presented and ordered filed, as follows : "Petition of- E. W. Leng for removal of a camphor tree and cypress trees at 217 East Colton Avenue , and replanting of pepper trees , granted , provididg good care be taken of the new peppers. The petition of Thys Feenstra . Jr. , referred back to this Commission for further investigation, granted , as provided in the amended petition hereto attached. " • Upon motion, duly seconded and carried , the above recommendations were approved and I so ordered. AUTO PARKING A . W. Pry__•presented the verbal request of some of the attendants at the Presbyterian Church for an amendment to the no-parking Ordinance on the south side of West Vine Street , that would permit parking_for a short time on -$undayi. Referred to the Police Committee . RADIO NOISE Geo : S. Biggin presented a protest to the noise of the loud speaker radio and phonograph at the root beer stand at Brookside Avenue and West Citrus venue. The protest was signed by a number of the residents of the neighborhood. After due consideration, the matter was referred to the Police Chief and Committee ;_ members of the Council expressing themselves as favoring passage of an Ordinance if necessary to accomplish the desired result . APPLICATION -REZONING The matter of re-zoning property on Bean.rn Street in the Roosevelt Park Tract , as requested by Petition of W. K. Stoddart , presented to this Board on April 2nd, 1930 , and hearing continued to this date , was next considered . A communication from H. G. Clement , Superintendent of City Schools , advising this Board of the action of the School Board relating to the purchase oY the triangle parcel of land at Fern Avenue , Beacon Street and Roosevelt Road , was presented and ordered filed. The matter was considered at great length, after which a motion by Councilman Fowler , seconded by Councilman Ford , that final action be deferred until the regular meeting on May 7th, 1930 , was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board . CITY E}&PLOYEES Councilman Krumm again brought up the question of aliens and non-resident, being employed by the City. The City Attorney sustained the contention of Councilman Krumm that it was illegal to employ aliens . Members of the Council endorsed the policy of employing only residents of the City, but opposed the passage of an Ordinance to such effect . Sto rther business demanding attention, on motion, the meeti djourned. Or/ Mayor, ity 6? edlands , Calms` Attest : 2(220-e_.., City Clerk. 390 Redlands , •California . April 16th, 1930 Two o 'clock , P. M. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redlands , California , met at the regular place of meeting and adjourned to the City Hall Auditorium, as the Council Chamber was in use by the Railroad Commission hearing the Telephone Rate case . Present : Mayor Wheaton, Councilmen Fowler , Ford , Krumm and Nott , together with the Clerk , Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular and adjourned regular meetings were read and approved . WEATHER STATION H. A . Hargraves made verbal request for permission to erect the U. S. Weather station apparatus in the Park south of Smiley Library, Upon motion of Councilman Krumm seconded by Councilman Ford , the request was granted by the unanimous vote of the Council. , PARKS , Upon recommendation of Councilman Ford , approved by the members of the Council , the City Attorney was directed to prepare papers necessary for a years option for the City to purchase the Truesdell lot adjoining the park on then north on the east side of Grant Street , at a price of X3 ,500 .00 , and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized and directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City. WEEDS - REMOVAL A resolution establishing the entire city as a district for the removal of weeds from property in the city , was unanimously adopted and ordered filed . PETITIONS Petition No . 4040 , J. F. Scott , et al , for changing the name of High Avenue' east of Church Street , was presented and ordered filed , members of the Council expressing themselves as favorable to a plan of a single name to continuous streets. ELECTRIC POWER Engineer Hinckley suggested that the .City and the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company combine their pump loads , thereby securing a lower power rate . After some discussion, the Engineer was authorized and directed to so arrange with the power Company , and to bill the East Lugonia Mutual Water Company each month for its portion of the bill. GASOLINE BIDS This being the time set for the 9 pening of bids as advertised , for gasoline , the following bids were publicly opened and declared : .General Petroleum Corporation 40' per gallon less than tank wagon price with maximum price of 0 .1323 per gallon 391 Standard Oil° Company 4/ per gallon less than posted wholesale price , with maximum charge of $0 .16 per gal. ' shell Oil Company 4V less than tank wagon price : ' . : !• _ "• 9- 6 . .. C: • . EL Maximum price of $0.16 per gallon with reduction according to tank wagon price Ethyl gasoline , maximum prioe of $0 .19 per gallon with reduction according to tank wagon price Home Oil Company 4y/ per gallon less than tank wagon price , with an emergency allowance of 4¢ per gallon, maximum price of $0.16 per gallon Ethyl gasoline , 4V per gal. less than tank wagon price , maximum orioe of $0 .19 per gallon, with emergency allowance of 4V per gallon. The bids being referred to the City Engineer for checking, he reported that the bid of the General Petroleum Corporation was reasonable and the most favorable for the City , and reconmended that the award be made accordingly, which recommendation was adopted by the unanimous vote of the Council. RESOLUTIONS The following resolutions were continued: Nos . 481 , 484 , 485, 497 , 498 and boo; REPORTS Reports of the city Judge and Accountant for the month of March, 1930 , were presented and ordered filed. BEACON STREET & FERN AVE TRIANGLE A communication from W. K. Stoddart , owner of the triangle plat :. of ground at Beacon Street and Fern Avenue , withdrawing the price at whiog it was offered the City or School distriot , was presented and ordered filed. Bills and salaries were ordered paid as audited by the Finance Committee . No further business demanding attention, on motion and pursuant to statute , the Board adjourned to meet at Two o 'clock , P. M. , on Monday , April 21st , 1930 , to canvass the vote of the recent City election, and to transact any other business that may be presented. (./1/14 Mayor, City o edlands , California . Attest : Amogenami t7main k. -0-0-0- 1 392 Redlands , California . April 21st . 1930 . Two o 'clock, P. M. Pursuant to statute and adjournment on April 16th , 1930 , the City Council met in adjourned regular meeting with all members present , together with the Clerk, Attorney and Engineer. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. COMMUNICATIONS A communication from the League of California Municipalities , calling attention to the annual meeting of the California Committee on Public Safety to be held at Oakland, April 24th and 25th , 1930 , was presented and ordered filed. RESOLUTIONS Upon recommendation of the Engineer and Superintendent of Hillside Cemetery , the City Council adopted Resolution of Intention: No. 501 , which provides for the closing of certain alleys and/or roadways in the Hillside Cemetery, as fully set out in said Resolution. MUNICIPAL ELECTION CANVASS This being the time fixed by statute for canvassing the returns of the Municipal Election held April 14th, 1930 , the Council proceeded to canvass the said returns , after which, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted: RESOLUT ION DECLARING RESULT OF ELECTION WHEREAS, a general municipal election was held and conducted in the City of Redlands , on Monday , the 14th day of April , 1930 , as required by law, AND WHEREAS, it appears that notice of said election was duly and legally given , that voting precincts were properly established, that election officers were appointed and election supplies furnished, and that in all respects said election was held and conducted and the votes oast thereat received and canvassed, and the returns thereof, made , determined and declared in time , form and manner as required by the general laws of the state providing for and regularing municipal elections in cities of the fifth and sixth class , AND WHEREAS, the City Council of said City met at the council Chamber thereof on Monday , the 21st day of April , 1930 , to canvass the returns of said election and install the newly elected officers ; and whereas the council finds as a result of said canvass that the number of votes cast, the names of the persons voted for, and other matters required by law, to be as hereinafter stated , now therefore it is hereby RESOLVED, determined and declared as follows: 393 That said regular municipal election was held and conducted in the City of Redlands , on Monday , the 14th day of April , 1930 , in time , form and manner as 1 required by law. That there were 16 voting precincts established in said City for the pur- pose of holding said election, consisting of a consolidation of the regular election precincts established for holding state and county elections as follows : Consolidated Voting Precinct "A" comprising state and county precincts numbers One (1) and Eight (8 ) . Consolidated Voting Precinct "B" comprising state and county precincts numbers Two (2) and Three (3 ) . Consolidated Voting Precinct "C" comprising state and county precincts numbers Four (4 ) and Five (5) . Consolidated Voting Precinct "D" comprising state and county precincts numbers Six (6) and Seven (70 Consolidated Voting Precinct "E" comprising state and county precincts numbers Nine (9 ) and Eleven (11) . Consolidated Voting Precinct "F" comprising state and county precincts numbers Ten (10 ) and Twelve (12) . Consolidated Voting Precinct "G" comprising state and county precincts numbers Thirteen (13 ) and Fourteen (14 ) Consolidated Voting Precinct "H" comprising state and county precincts numbers Fifteen (15) and Sixteen (16 ) Consolidated Voting Precinct "I" comprising state and county precincts numbers Seventeen (17) and Eighteen (18 ) Consolidated Voting Precinct "Jr' comprising state and county precincts numbers Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20) Consolidated Voting Precinct "Y." comprising state and county precinct number Twenty-two (22) Consolidated Voting Precinct "L" comprising state and county precincts numbers Twenty-one ( 21) and Twenty-three (23) . Consolidated Voting Precinct "M" comprising state and county precinct number Twenty-four (24) Consolidated Voting Precinct "N" comprising state and county precinct number Twenty-five (25) Consolidated Voting Precinct "0" comprising state and county precinct number Twenty-seven (27) Consolidated Voting Precinct "P" comprising state and county precincts numbers Twenty-eight (28 ) and Twenty-nine 929 ) Consolidated Voting Precinct "Q" comprising state and county precinct number Thirty (30 ) Consolidated Voting Precinct "R" comprising state and county precincts numbers Twenty-six (26) and Thirty-one (31) 394 That the whole number of votes cast in said City of Redlands at said election was 3313. • That the names of the persons and proposition voted for , the offices for S which they were voted, the number of votes received by each of said persons and proposition, in each of said precincts , together with the whole number of votes which they received in the entire City , are as follows : rl 17 di CU CO N t-I '0 to d N 0 di N O N CO co tO H +' CD N 0 CO 51 H tO 0 to o H H N H H H H CA 01 t7 EH ri tO O T d' CJ -0 N r-i CD N H CO N O, G, 0 Cn H to H H H H H H N to O, al CO [N 0 to N d• N 0 tO O tO N to CO M N e4 di H to 0 IC) .0 e Cil H H H dI N • (S7 O t0 tO L i H c Pi H H H H 0 0 to C1 N <N H tO H a 10 01 0 tG to t- d• CO 0) t'O t in H H o N N H H CG to .-t d1 cr. :, G, to a, vl rn rn to C di 10 0 H o d to to cx: o In • '-A, tO Un N d1 to to to to tO o H N ttoo c, HD CO el GI N N F-a H H H H H N 0 in CO U H H H N to N di tO to a) N to Tit dl to tO to to to in N U — tO N N to .) i i H U 1� tO UW CV n N N a• tO N t0 g H H H CO di H to I di 'J H N N N N H N In 0 H U 1-i In 0 in CO N di to N t0 C, P. 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NUT CI 041 A • 0 • O A • s; r-1 t` O fi S," {' H rii W _ --, co a) rr-i 5 i onl o o3 o 0 U)%-'1i Cr5 •ri U H M 39.E RESOLVED, therefore , that at said general municipal election held in the City of Redlands , April 14th, 1930 , the following persons were el@cted to the following ' offices ; respectively , H. E. Cromas was elected a member of the City Council for the full term of four years from and after Monday , April 21, 1930 , and until his successor is elected and. qualified; W. L. Fowler was elected a member of the City Council for the full term of four years from and after Monday , April 21, 1930 , and until his successor is elected and qualified ; N. L. Lelean was elected a member of the City Council for the full term of four years from and after Monday , April 21st , 1930 , and until his successor is elected and qualified; F. A . Alexander was elected a member of the City Council for the short term r' of two years from and after Monday , April 21 , 1930 , and until his successor is eleoted and qualified; RESOLVED FURTHER that the proposition on repeal of Ordinance No . 728 , was carried by the vote of 1868 Yes and 906 No , and is hereby declared repealed. Mayor Wheaton, retiring as Mayor and Councilman, thanked the members of the Board for their cooperation and support during his term, pledged himself to the best interests of the City and declared the meeting adijourned.. The newly elected Councilmen being present , the City Clerk issued each his certificate of election and administered to them the oath of office . It being the desire of the new Board to organize , the City Clerk called the meeting to order and asked for nominations for Mayor (President of the Board ) . Councilman Krum placed Councilman Lelean in nomination and Councilman Cromas placed ebuncil- man Fowler in nomination and called for a secret ballot . The Clerk prepared and presented each member with the necessary blank ballot and after the votes were cast , a tabulation of same showed three cast for Lelean, one for Fowler , and one blank. Councilman Lelean having received a majority vote , was declared duly elected Mayor, whereupon, Councilman Fowler moved that the choice be made unanimous . seconded by Councilman Alexander and so carried. Councilman Lelean was then escorted to the Mayor' s Chair , and in a few well chosen remarks accepted the honor, praised retiring Mayor Wheaton, and pledged his best efforts to the City. The holdover , incoming and retiring Councilmen exchanged greetings and pleasant remarks to and of each other. BROCKTON AVENUE Nelson F. Miller of Pasadena , California , owner of a five acre tract of land at Tribune Street and Brockton Avenue , addressed the Board urging that steps Pr 396 be taken for the extension of Brockton Avenue east to Church Street . The Mayor assured him that due consideration would be given the matter in the near future . The Mayor announced that Committee assignments would be made at. the I regular meeting of May 7th . 1930 . No further business demanding attention, on motion, the meeting adjourned. 011111 7a or , ty o " Redlands , California AO, 4r Attest : ,,f t i erk. -0-0-0- 1_ . This closes Book 12 of Minutes See Book 13 for May 7th, 1930. -0-0-0- I • I 397 111