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City of Hermosa Beach; Californ 9-0254
I-SITY COUNCIL — Tuesday, February 17, 1970 - 730 p.m.
Council Chamber - City Hall
PLEDGE O1 irkLLEGYANCE
INVOCATION
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Regular Meeting of February 3 1970;
Regular A,djourns'd Meeting of Februa.ry 10, 1970.
NON-AC:=ENDA. ITEMS - City Council:
PtOLkeProqss - Mayor Thelen and Mayor Pro Tem Valentine - Letter dated
February 3, 1970, from Congressman Alphonzo Bell.
2. MISC.ELLANEOUS REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES:
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(b) City Stationery Letterhead - Request for Approval of New oncept.
rovement POIDEllission
(a) Letter of Resignation - Commissioner Barbara Darden.,
3. COMMUNICATIONS FROM PUBLIC:
Califon* Scholastic PL'esqAsspciatign - Letter of appreciation for visit to
Hermosa Beach Police Department - Fiom Linda Smith, Secretary - dated
January 27, 1970,,
Kivanis glub ilermo§a keach- Letter of appreciation, dated January 21,
1970, regarding pornography ban.
4 NON -AGENDA ITEMS FROM AUDIFaCE - Fifteen Minute Discussion Period.
5. FIRE TRAINING AGREEMENT -- City of Inglewood.
6. MUNICIPAL, ELECTION, APRIL 14, 1970 -- Proposed resolution giving notice of
general municipal election, an.d listing, polling places and election officers.
7. PUBLIC HEARING - RECONSIDERATION OF DENIAL OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
COCKTAIL, LOUNGE, 1133-1137 PIER AVENUE - DAVID AND ELEANOR CONNORS
City Council decision, September. 2, 1969, concurring in Planning Commission
Resolution Pee, 154-736, adopted July 21, 1969 - Continue from February 3,
1970, for hearing before full Cornell.
8. MISCELLANEOUS REPORT
9. CITY TREASIJItER4S REPORT
10 DEMANDS AND WARRA.NTS
EDIOURNMEKT
City Manager.
January, 1970.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ADJOURNED MEETING of the City Council of the City of Hermosa
Beach, California, held in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Civic Center, on Tuesday,
February 10, 1970, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m.
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmen Valdes, Valentine, Wise, Mayor Thelen.
Absent: Councilman Belasco.
Also present: Planning Commissioners Collis, Himmel, Mulfinger, Stabler, Watters,
Chairman Noble.
ACTION - to adjourn to a joint work session with the City Planning Commission.
Motion by Mayor Thelen, Second by Councilman Wise.
So ordered.
Mayor Thelen adjourned the meeting to a work session at 7:10 p.m., and reconvened the
regular adjourned meeting at 10:30 p.m.
Summarizing the discussion, it was agreed to accept the offer of Mr. Abraam Krushkhov,
partner in the firm of Ruth & Krushkhov, city and regional planning consultants, who drew
up the General Plan adopted in August, 1966, to meet with the City Council and the
Planning Commission to review the General Plan in relation to changing conditions and new
opportunities in order to assure that it provides a reasonable guide to new developments.
With the general agreement of the Planning Commission, Councilmen Wise and Valdes were
appointed to serve as liaison between the Commission and the Council in order to provide
improved communication between the Council and its advisory body.
ADJOURNMENT - On the motion of Councilman Valdes, seconded by Mayor Thelen, the
meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m. to the next regular meeting of the City Council, to be held
on Tuesday, February 17, 1970, in the Council Chamber, City Hall, at 7:30 p.m.
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Honorable Winton M. Blount
Postmaster General
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20260
Dear Mr, Postmaster General:
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SOLI-ZATION AND LASOR
February 3, 1970 •
On October 31, 1969 the status of the Hermosa Beach
California Post Office was changed making it s branch Post
Office of the Redondo Beach California Pot Office.
A letter from Jerry L. Reynolds, Congressional Liaison
Officer, Post Office Department dated November 3, 1969,
stated: "The consolidation will permit more efficient postal
service at a substantial reduction in costs. " However dis-
satisfaction has grown as a result of such problems as failures
to properly postmark mail "Hermosa Beach", a later delivery
of mail to some residential addressees, the late placing of mail
in Post Office boxes, and a one day delay in mail delivery from
points outside Hermosa Beach to Hermosa Beach. In addition,
Hermosa Beach residents feel they are without postal service
which is responsive to them and which is identified with Hermosa
Beach.
I have received a great deal of cooperation from the Poet
Office Department in investigating and trying to alleviate these •
conditions but when postal employees in Hermosa Beach are
under'the direction of the Redondo Beach Postmaster, they may
not be adequately responsive to the people of Hermosa Beach.
In talking to Post Office employees, I find the only dollar
savings which has occurred is that of the salary of the Postmaster
at Hermosa Beach. The four distribution clerks who were at
Hermosa Beach have been transferred to Redondo Beach to do
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exactly the same job and there has been no elimination of
positions, either clerk or carrier at Hermosa. Beach. In fact,
added expenses may have occurred as a result of the transfer
of mail many times daily between the Redondo Beach and the
Hermosa Beach Post Offices
In view of the above, I p espectiully request that Hermosa.
Beach be reinstated as a Post Office and that steps be taken to
appoint a new Postmaster..
Sincerely,
A'i pho mo Bell
United States Congressman
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c f c Mayor Quentin L. Thelen
Hermosa Beach, California
February 4, 1970
The Honorable Quentin Theism
Mayor of Hermosa Beach
Hermosa Beach, California
Dear Mayor Thelan,
It is withreal regret that I muet submit my resignation from the
Heraosa Beach Improvement Commission, to be effective February 6, 1970.
My resignation ie being submitted due to my forthcoming reassignment to
the Armed Forces Staff College at Norfolk, Virginia.
I want to thank you, the other_oe-mbers of the City Council and the City
5t or the privilegeof working with you and the Improvement Commis-
sion. Knowing and -Working with each of you ha made my.stay in Hermosa
Beach very meaningful and I an the richer for the experience. I shall
think of you all often and look forward to that time when retirement
from the Air Force will make it poosible for me to return to the com-
munity.
incersly
'1iVBarba14I A. Darden, Major, US
2231 Hermosa Avenue, Apt 2
k Hermosa Beach, California 9025
February 13, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Mary A Edgerton, City Clerk
SUBJECT: City Stationery Letterhead
The matter of the use of the City Seal and the new City Logo was brought to
the attention of the improvement Commission through the efforts of Mr. John
Hales, who designed our present City Seal with the assistance of Mrs. Bales
and their son, Donald.
The Improvement Commission, after inspecting the various updated examples
prepared by Mr. Hales of a modified design of the Seal and redesigned letter- -
heads for use on. City stationery took the following action:
To instruct the City Clerk to inform the City Council that the
Improvement Commission approves the concept of using a redesigned
version of the City Seal, and to request the Council's permission to
present a choice of designs and a cost estimate for they considerations
Therefore, 1 request at this time that the Council either direct. the Improvement
Commission to take responsibility for this project, or to invite Mr. Hales and
Commissioner: Don Murray as a representative of the Commission to come before
this honorable body to make a presentation of proposed letterheads for City
stationery°
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Mayor Qu ntin Thelon
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Hermosa Boach, Cglifornla
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T California Scholastio• Proez Agsooi.lon wishoe to
thank you for the delicious Lunekvom nt the Nermsld Inn
in.Hermoes Beach on January 26p andstha intoresting
before dinner spfoch gavo.•
urin& t luncheon and the tom,' of the ',Isrmose beach
lice Stetion, _which followed, 1 hoard many comments.On
the klndnees and generosity or the Poilos Dzpmrtment •
and yourssif in showin6 us such an onjoyoble,o. Q8 won
•Eig enlightening afternoon.
Many of the members, alyself Inc wish to return to
your 'a3autlfu1 city soros day in the futurc. and jurt vialt
I t. RIfter seeing the film presented by the Pollee Dept.,
there are many parts of the reawe wish to see la parson.
In closing, I. want to sztend again tho doopest appreci Lion
of the California Scholastic kress Asoociation for
the good time had by all members in your 411ir city.
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KIWANIS C1UB OF HERMOSA BEACH
2515 VALLEY DRIVE
P.D. BOX 12
HERMOSA EACH CALIFORWA 90254
January 21, 1970
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President
Honorable Mayor and
City Council
City of Hermosa Beach
Hermosa Beach, California
Your Honor:
The undersigned members of the Kiwanis Club of Hermosa Beach
wish to draw your attention to the outstanding work of Chief
of Police William H. Berlin and his legal counsel, the
District Attorney of Los Angeles County, Evelle Younger in
causing the closing of tile film "I Am Curious (Yellow)" at
theHermosa Fax Theatre.
As members of Kiwanis International, we join with our parent
organization in one of our objectives for 1920, "An effective
ban on Pornography."
We feel that Chief Berlin and District Attorney Younger's
action was particularly appropriate affecting, as it did,
a neighborhood theatv during Christmas vacation.
May we take the liberty of suggesting that you in turn reflect
the sentiment of the large majority of the citizens of Hermosa
Beach and commend Chief William Berlin and District Attorney
Evelle Younger.
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Very sincertiiy yours
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February 4, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Wesley C. McDaniel, City Manager
SUBJECT: Fire Training
entlemen:
-About a year ago the city of Inf glewood moved to formalize the cooperative
fire recruit training program which had been tried, and initiated a permis-
sive agreement to offer such training. By paying the cost of $700 for six
weeks full time training, the participating cities could avoid having to
send chief officers to help instruct, and _Inglewood could help pay for a
new tower and training facility7-thus improving the calibre of training.
Since th.en, most of.our neighboring cities have executed the agreement.
We had no training need, and thus were sitting back watching. Howevez,
we now vtgil be filling a vacancy and feel the need to utilize the program.
It should be stressed that the use of the agreementis strictly permissive;
we are free at any time to use other alternatives (of which, unfortunately,
there are very few'.
Approval of the Agreement is recommended.
Respectfully submitted,
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WESLEY C,. MC DANIEL
-City Manager
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Clifford Fowler, Acting Fire Chief
Herm,:sa Peach Fire Department
54C, Per Ave.
Hermosa Beach, Calif. 90254
Dear Chief Fowler:
Attached are three copies or the Training Agreement which we
have discussed within the past weeK. Inglewood City Council
approved the agreement in form and authorized the Mayor to
sign on Tuesday, October 14, 1969.
If you will present the agreement to your City Manager, he
can present it to his Council if he so desires.
After approval by your City Council and signed by the Mayor,
please return. two .copies to the Inglewood Fire Department for
signature by the Inglewood City Mayor. One copy will be re-
tained by the City Clerks Office and one copy will be returned
to your city for file.
Again I would like to point out that .in signing this agreement
it places you or your city under no obligation to use our
training facilities. It is only a forMalized• agreement which
you can take advantage of if you so desire.
Yours itruly.
Joe G. Smith, Fire Chief
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Encl.
THIS AGREEMENT made this �..�... day of
1969, by and between the City of Inglewood, hereinafter •re-
ferred to as `DIRECTOR and. the City of Hermosa. ]each,
hereinafter rafew.red to aRTICIP !` °, both municipal
corporation* organized and e sting under .and by virtue of the
.awn of the State of California;
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WHEREAS, Director presently has a facility for fire
personnel which in adequate to train personnel from cities in
the South Bay area as well as its awn trainees; and
WHEREAS, Participant han, a need dor such facility;
i w a '%H FORE , IN CONSIDERATION OF THEIR MUTUAL
COW NPS d THE PARTIES HEAETO AGREE AS FOLLOWS:
L. Director agrees to make available its Fire
Training Facility and instructors to Participant for the pur-
pose of training new fire personnel.
2O Participant agrees t o pay ' to Direct r $700 for
each man trained at such f't.c /ity f** a period of six weeks
Said sum shall be paid to the City Tr-= &surer of Inglewood at
the completion of the six-week p*riod Of training by the
trainee
3. This agreeg nt hull continue in force or until
cancelled by either party upon written notice to the other
party.
4.. It is understood and agreed t `ant p pursuant to
Government Code Section 095.6v Participant ehall hold.Director
harmless from any liability ipold for injury occurring by
nymai.
reason of anything done or ,ted to be done by Director or
its officers orewpioye s in connection with training personnel
from Paxticipa.nta pursuant to this agreement.'
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. IN WITNESS WM r,OF, the yarti es hereto have
caused this agreement to b executed the day and year firpt
above written.
ATTEST:
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CITY OF INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA,
a municipal corporation
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CITY OF HERMOSA BEACHi .CALIFORNIA
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RESOLUTION NO., N. S.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH,
CALIFORNIA., CALLING, AND GIVING NOTICE CF, A GENERAL MUNICIPAL
LLF.CT1ON IN SAID CITY, TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL.
1970, FOR THE ELECTION OF CERTAIN MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH,
CALIFORNIA, DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That the City Council of the City of Hermosa Beach,
California, does hereby find, determine and declare as follows:
(a) That pursuant to the provisions of applicable law, a general
municipal election will. be held in t City; on TuesdaY, the 14th day of April.
1970, for the purpose of electing certain municipal officers; and •
(b) That the officers to be elected at said election are as follows:
For three (3) members of the City Council of said City,
for full terms of four (4) years.
(c) That said election shall be held and conducted in accordance with
the provisions of this Resolution, and all laws applicable thereto.
SECTION 2.. That notice is hereby given that, on the 14th day of April.
1970, a General Municipal Election will be held and conducted in the City of
Hermosa Beach, County of Los Angeles, State of California, for the pu:pose of
electing qualified persons to the following municipal offices:
For three (3) members of the City Council of said City,
for full terms of four (4) years.
SEM ION 3. That for the ptirpose of said election, above described, tho
voting precinott. polthig Wades and election officers shall be as set forth on
Exhibit "A". attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as if "et
forth in full,
The compensation for the precinct board officers shall be ds
(a) Inspector • $21 . 00
(b) Judge $18.0k
(c) Clerks $18.00
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If the payment of a rental feeiandior custodial charge is required for the
use Of any polling -place, the City Clert is hereby authorized to contract for the
same on behalf of the City; ,such charges, as approved by the City Clerk, sh,i13
constitute a pioper .charge argainst City funds.
SECTION 4. • That the polling -places utilized for the purposes of said
election, above described, still be open Prom 7:00 A„ . on April 14, 1970,
and shall remain continuously open until 7:00 P.M. on said date.
SECTION S.. That this Resolution shall take effect immediately upon its
adoption. •
SECTION 6. That the City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this
Resolution.
PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 17th day of April, 1970.
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PRESIDENT of the City Council, and
MAYOR of the City of Hermosa Beach, California
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
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APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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• EXHIBIT "A"
RESOLUTION NO, N. S.
TOTAL NUMBER, PRECINCTS: Fifteen
Voting Precinct 1, comprising stateanc county precinct number 1,
of record as of the effective dats, of this Resolution.
Polling Place: 250 - 35th Street
Residence - Olga A, . Noor
Olga A. !icor, 250 - 35th Stxoet •
Edythe G. Douglasa, 337 - 34th Street
Wurelinlat Aim, 235 -.34th Street
Esther H. Kirkman, 323 Longfellow Avenue
inspector:
Judge:
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Voting Precinct
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Voting Precinct
Polling Place:
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Clerk:
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2, Comprising state and county precinct number 9.
201 - 28th Street
Enclosed Patio - ErnerenZ B. Fahringer
Martha K. Kiland, 3104 Ingleside Drive
Veropica Fournier, .115 - 29th Street
Audrey jemiruckoi 232 - 26th Street
Rose L. kriggs, '323 - 30th Street
3, comprising state end county pmcinct number 2
417 - 25th Street
North School - All -Purpose Room
Cleo M. Lindner, 1215 Monterey Boulevard
Maude K. Sullivan, 309 - 26th Street
Marjorie L. Harrell, 119 - 3 0th Street
Mary Ytziern, 325 - 26th Street
Voting Precinct 4 ,•,:omprizirig. state and county Precinct number 3
Polling Place:
Inspector:
Judge:
Clerk:
Clerk:
2464 Manhattan AVenkie
Residence - Mary L. Gilholm
Doris D.- Anderson, 324 Strnd
Dixie F. Parkhurst,: 42 - 9th SiToet
Mary L.•Gilholm, 2464 Manhattan Avenue
.Carolyn B. Williams, 50 - 9th Street
Voting Precinct 5, comprising state and county precinct number 4.
Polling Place:
Inspector:
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24 • 2/st Street
Residence - Hazel H. Royce
Hazel H. Royce, 24- 21st Strest
Marjorie M. Ashen, 2056 Hermoo.a. Avenue
Violet C. Braden, 2046 Hermosa. Avenue
Helen R. Storey, 106 21st Stet
Exhibit "A"
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1515 Hermosa Avenue
Residence - Arthur M. Hamilton
Catherine F. Harailton, 1515 Hermosa Avenue
Helen M. Barrett, 97 - 16th Street
Natal4e H. Sheeh.ey, 1642 Hermosa Avenue
Gladys A. Campbell, 1550 Montetey Boulevard
7 . cornpring• state and county precincts numbers 6 and
1035 Valley Drive
Recreation Administration Building
Maxine L. Dolansky, 900 Loma Drive
Mildred M. Davis, 760 Loma Drive
Margaret j. Gibbs, 1105 Monterey Boulev
june M. Haldeman, 1028 Loma Drive
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446 Monterey Boulevard
South School
Curtney Harris, 107 Manhattan Avenue
Mildred 12, Lyon, 160 - ist Street •
Viola M. James, 78 Strand •
Sheila A. Bevan, 62 Strand
9, comprising state and county precincts numbers 10 and!
1645 Valley Drive
Valley •VAsta School
De kra O. McIntyre, 566 - 24th Street
Ruth C. Livergood, 571 - 20th Street
Fay Freeman, 587 - 18th Street
Barbara Cogswell, 575 - 21st Street
10 camprising State and county precinct number'12.
674.Longfellow Avenue
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Emma B. Toovey; As Gould Lane
Annette Wiggins, 640 Gould Lane
Doris Fielding, 674 Longfellow Avenue
Bertha Parker, 2.540 Manhattan Avenue
11, compris ng state and county precinct number 13.
2205 Pacific Coact Highway
Residence - Ed Alrnancl
Hamel F. Resent, 2207 Pacific Coast Highway
Mary Ellen Jesse, 662 - 25th Street
Irene Mason, 632•-• 25th Street •
Louise Turnbull, 641 - 25th Street
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Voting Precinct 12, aomprising state and county precincts numbers 14
Polling Place:
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Voting
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Pier Avenue School
Lois A. Stahr, 715 - 4th Street
Josefine. E. Moreno. 63 -
Com Gindinez, 615 - 5th Street
PhyllisCofflru„ 12/6 Monterey Boulevard
Precinct 12;„ comprising state and county precincts numbers 16
Polling Place:
InspEctor:
Judge:
Clerk.:
Clerk:
1600 Fmspect Avenue
'Hermosa Vim School
My re M. Bluerienstock, 1652 Rhodes Street
Clara Stitt; 1649 Golden Avenue
Marcella Bravley, 1840 Rhodes Street
Inez j, Russell, 1633 Raymond Avenue
Voting Precinct 14, comprising state and county precinct number 18.
Polling Place:
Inspector:
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Clerk:
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Voting Precinct
Polling Place;
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Clerk:
• Clerk:
425 Boll' ell Avenue
Prospect _Wilts School
Florence D. Pyatt, 604 Prospect Avenue
Grace Van Kampen, 1215 - 9th Street
Darlene G. yieber, 1277 - eth Street
Beulis W. Exline, 1120 -. 6th Sireet
15, comprising k;tate and county precinct number 19
640 - 2r.v7; Street
Residenca - Isabelle thrnke
Isabelle Ehrrike, 640 - 2nd Street
Illea.nor M. Dowris , 1036 - 2ntd Street
Ruth Kelly, 917 - 3rdLet
Regina M. Los, 1023 - 4th Street
Exhibit "A”
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CITY OF HERMOSA BEACH, CITY TREASURER'S REPORT, JANUARY 1970
BALANCE
GENERAL ACCOUNT 1/1/70
General 182,695.02
Adv. Music & Pks. —
Light District. 37,268.05
Traffic Safety 5,352.43
Parking Meters 13,169.85
State Gas Tax 4759903.74
County Gas Tax
Retirement 20,436.34
Parks
Recreation
Sewer Maintenance
RECEIPTS
CASH TRANSFERS
DISBURSEMENTS
WARRANTS TRANSFERS
40,016.73
7749842.16
163,8.49.81
59353.53
18,214.22
610.26
15,068.29
6,750.00
20,343.41
17,131.29
10,707.05
5,353.53.
263,381.39
TRUST ACCOUNTS 1/1/70 RECEIVED
Sewer Deposit 2,000.00 2,200.00
:Street Bond 9,332.94 1 _,8,76
Payroll Account 19011.25 1019863.79
Refuse & Sanit. 5,742.67 29175.40
Supt. Of Sts. 4;229.65 550.00
VPD Bond Int ,19,816.05 19265.67
42,136.56 108,073.62
INVESTMENTS.
F.N.M.A.
F.N.M.A.
F.N.M.A.
F.N.M.A.
F.N.M.A.
F.N.M.A.
F.N.M.A.
Time Deposits
2/3/70
2/5/70
2/17/70
2/20/70
3/3/70
3/5/70
3/17/70
98,207.64.
989083.33
999116.67
98,450.00
98,807.50
989763.33
97,977.78
6899406.25.
1049000.00
793,406.25
City. Treasurer
183,140.74
27,957.35
7,532.55
PAID
1,000.00
1,502.21
101,863.79
59742.67
100.00
711.73
110,920.40
RECAP OF ALL FUNDS
General Active
Other. Active
Sub Total
Inv. & Inact.
Total
218,630.64
1/31/70
BALANCE
1/31/70
163,404.09
5,353.53
27,524.92
5,352.43
13,780.11
4909972.03
6,750.00
33,247.20
17,131.29
10,707.05
45,370.26
819,592.91
BANK_BALANCES
39200.00
79849.49
1,011.25
2,175.40.
4,679.65
20,369.99
39,285 78
46,186.66
199285.78
65,472.44
793,406.25
858,878.69
General
Sewer Dept.
St. Bond
Payroll Acct.
Refuse & Sanit
Supt . Of Sts.
VPD Bond Int.:
Less Outsd Cks
Inv. & Inact.
Total
53,687.77
3,200.85
7,849.49.
6,977.26
2,175.40
49679.65
960.11
799530.53
14,058.09
65,472.44
793,406.25
858,878.69
Interest Received This Fiscal Year $269934.81
DEMANDS AND WARRANTS February 34 1970
Issued to:
Amount
6596 ABCO Disposal - Refuse - City Yard January 1970 $ 233.56
6597 Ancorp National - Office Supplies ' 87.02
6598 Andy Sales Co. - Hand Cleaner 27o30
6599 Barnes & Delaney - Tires - Public Works 153.09
6600 Bay Engine Mower - Neff Engine - Parks 81.16
6601 Busiers ORmera Shop - January 90.06
6602 CPRS institute - Conference - Jess Lerez 15.00
6603 George F. Cake - Unlitrol - Police Van 228.38
6604 California Liquid Fertilizer Co. - Supplies 48.59
6605 California Society of Muni Pin. Off. - Me.mbership 15.00
6606 CapRents - Portable Electric Welder 11.30
6607 Wo J. Cavelmugh - Leasing Motorcycle 100.00
6608 Co. of L. A. City Eng. - Precinct Maps 5.03
6609 Co. of L. Ao Dopto Personnel - Quarterly Agreement 578.17
6610 coo Sanitation Dist. Lo A. Cnty - Dumping Bill 297.37
6611 Robert E.Crawford - Expense 20050
6612 Bill K. Davis - Conference Expense - San Diego 111.20
6613 Dearth Machinery Co. - Parts 21.74
6614 Department of Beaches - Life Guard & Beath Cleaning 300.00
6615 Barbara Dinsmore - Cadet - Uniform 19.38
6616 Eddings Bros. - Monthly Bill 416081
6617 Mary A. Edgerton - Expense/Trip to Sacramento •52.39
6618 Hermosa Beach Chamber of Comerce - Monthly Bill 1466.00
6619 Hermosa Beach City Employee no - Service Pin Dinner 458.00
6620 Hermosa Beach City School Disto - Recreation Activity 12.96
6621 Hermosa Electric - Part 4.73
6622 Hermosa Beach Lan Bowling Club - Monthly Agreement 100.00
6623 Imperial West Medical Center - Physical inations 388.20
6624 Industrial Control - Dustmop Contract 7.50
6625 James Keeling - Projection Screen - police depto 236.15
6626 Keenan Pipe & Supply - Soil Pipe Cutter 72.44.
6627. L. A. Basin - Bldg. Officials - Membership 15.00
6628 Taro C. McDaniel - Various Expenses/Adv. City Mgr. Meeting 198080
6629 Paul McCuistion - Uniform Allowance 100.00
6630 Main Electric Supply Co. - Ballasts - City Sign 70.88
6631 Void
6632 Manhattan Car Wash - Car Washes - Police Department 7050
6633 Thomas Co Martin - Uniform Allowance 100,00
6634 so Bo mirassou - Legal Services 192.50
6635 Mitchell Surveys - Profo Services 1014 -2nd Street 85.00
6636 30 A. Koss - Services 2/1 - 15/70 309.24
6637 Motorola Comm. & Elect. - Contract - Radio Mntce. 169.50
6638 National Research Bureau - Planning Guide 3090
6639 Perrys Plants - Plants 23.89
6640 Photo & Sound - Phonograph 98.28
6641 R & S Garage - Monthly Bill 274.04
6642 Realty Tax Service Co. - Monthly Bill 25.00
6643 Savin Business Machines Corp. - Paper Supply 137.10
6644 Seymours Jewelerse:-- Plates/Letters 11.45
6645 So. Bay Fire Extinguisher - Services 8,98
6646 Soo Bay Publishing Co. - Legal Advertising 72.64
6647 Soc, Bay Uniforms - Raincoats - Police IDepartment 102.90
6648 So. Bay Welders - Oxygen 5.00
6649 Southwest Tractor Sales - Parts 5028
6650 Mary R. Stonier - Petty Cash 102.93
6
DIMANDS AND WARRANTS
Issued to
Februsry 17p 1970
6651 Supreme Sales Co. - Mattresy - Police Depsrtmmnt 71.29
6652 H. l. Tullis - Oxygen & Accetlyn 1933,
6653 Unimssco - Part 22,19
6654 Le Mar Willi1.ms - Services - Recreation Department 30,,00
6655 Wry Printing - Personnel Action Form 87.15
6656 Yamda Co. - jute Soil Sauer 31.50
6657 Postmaster - Window Envelope - Police Department 147.40
6658 Blvd. Body Shop - Repair 1970 Dodge - Police Department 285.00
6659 Samuel French &. Co. - Children Thoater 21.00
6660 Div. of Highway Dist. 7 - Damage - State Property 25&32
6661 John Lamer - T.A.C. Dnnce 50.00
6662 Rex Trophies Mfg. Inc. - Surf Trophies 4725
6663 jess Larem - Petty Cash 34.32
6664 Bill Lee - Services 1P7/70 - 2/6/70 6400
6665 Alsabrook Electric - Electrical system = Polies Depnrtment 987.00
6666 Merritt Hardware - Monthly Bill 133.52
6667 New Pacific Lumber Co. - Lumber Reczeation Department 80.87
6668 Rasmussen Ion Works - Barbecue 199,50
6669 John E. Stevens - Conference Monterey 104.07
6670 City of Redondo Beach - Zngr. Cost - Herondo 356167
131114.42
•
NoN7AGFE4p6 rams .7 ,NEmoTiga.- With Agenda for Febrmry 17, 1970
The following items are available from the Office of the City Clerk:
Flood Inpurange.Prgsram - Letter dated February 9 1970, from SMte Assemblyman
Robert G. Beverly, regarding flood and landslide insurare protection.
Palos Vetrdes P9ninpula - A resolution of the South Bay Councilmen's Association
opposing the Preliminary General Nan for the Palos Verdes Peninsula proposed by the
Los Angeles County Regional Planninc,g Commission end supporting the establisturaent of
a fourth city on the Peninsula.
California ervice Application No. 51684, Hermosa -Redondo District,
dated February 9, 1970, for a rate increase of 1.72% to offset the increase in federal
income tan credit by the Tax Reform Act of 1969.
MEETINGSAIIDOTpEREVENTS:
LINC.OLPii EIRTEDAY - Thursday, Februazy 12 - HOLIDAY
Mannino Commisr: IttiondaY, Febnallry 16 - Council Chambv - 730 p.m.
City coqpc,„il - Tuesday, February 17 - Council Chamber - 7:30
SCAG Gesgeral.40scmbly_ - Wednesday, Febury 18 Los Angeles Hilton 9 a
LAST DAY TO Fit.. NOMINATION PAPERS Noon, Thursday- retxplienr 19
VOTER PFGISTIATION PEADLINE - Thursday r, February 19
CANDIDATES' X,I1FpRM13,TION Awnim Thursday, *February 19 - Council Chamber - 8 p.m.
Irsrovement Cpmmission Tescianical Allyigorz.Committe2 - Thursday, February 19 -
City Hall Conference Room - 7:30 p.m,
Southwest pma PlarAniragouncil Friday, February 20 - Lobster House - Noon
Kiwanis irnternetiOn§:N1 BasketbaU Totwnarnepi:, - Saturday, February 21/28
WASHI14GTON'S BZIgillpAY- Monday, February 23 - HOLIDAY
Board of Zoning Adlpstpent - Tuesday, February 24 - Council Chamber - 7:30 p.m,.
Park and Recreat.19n Conunis_sictn- Wednesday, February 25 - Council Chamber - 8 p
Youth AdvisamComcil -- Thursday, February 26 - Council, Chamber - 7:30 p.m.
South.ppir QousAgilm,9n:s /:),sAociatipz -• Thursday, February 26 - Lo 's - 6:30 p.m.
Wegtt,..ga_sin Water A,ssociation Thursd?..y, February 26 - Palos Verdes Country Club - 630 p.m,
Plannincx gymmispion - Monday, March 2 - Council Chamber - 730 p,m,
Ci_,,tv Con:toil - Tuesday, March 3 - Councn Chamber - 7:30 pCm.