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-+ RESOLUTION NO 1.
A resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
authorizing the Mayor to appoint 9. committee of the members of
the City Council to negotiate for and procure office supplies
' and equipment. I
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Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
that the Mayor of said City appoint a committee of two members
of the City Council to enquire into the needs of the City for
office supplies and equipment, and to negotiate for, procure
and purchase the same, subject to the approval of the council;
select and provide proper space for council chambers and office
of the City Clerk; and provide and arrange furniture therefor.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council the City of
Palm Springs at a rneeti.nv; thereof held on they ay ofGt � 1J38.
RESOLUTION NO 2.
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
fixing the compensation of the City Clerk and certain other
appointive officers of said City.
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Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
that the City Clerk and other appointive officers, hereinafter
designated shall receive compensation for their services at the
rate per month, as follows :
City Clerk 1.00
City Treasurer . .
Chief of Police .U( u
City Judge 1.0c)
City Attorney
Be it Further Resolved, that the compensation of such officers,
severally, may be increased or diminished from time to tune by
i resolution or ordinance of the City Council.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution -was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 2 ^day of CLcAN, 1938.
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RESOLUTION No 3.
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
appointing a City Clerk.
ti Be it Resolved that Guy Pinney be and is hereby appointed City
Clerk of the City o1: Palm Springs ;
Be it Also Resolved that said City Cleric shall perform the duties
+ required. by law and by the order of the City Council;
Be It Farther Resolved, that said City Clerk shall hold office
during the pleasure of the City Council, and shall receive the
compensation fixed for such services from time to time by the City
Council by resolution or ordinance .
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolut-"�on was duly moved, 1r
seconded and adopted by the City Council of�the City of Palm
Springs at a meeting thereof held on thel� ay of 6,jv.a 1938.
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RESOLUTION NO 4. '
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
appointing a City Treasurer.
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Be It Resolved that Fred G. Ingram be and is hereby appointed
City Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs;
Be ,.It Also Resolved that said City Treasurer shall perform the
duties required by lava and by the order of. the ^ity Council;
Be It Further Resolved that said City Treasurer shall hold office r
during the pleasure of the City Council, and. shall receive the
compensation fixed for such services from. time to time 'by the
City Council by resolution or ordinance.
I hereby certify that the foregoing r olution was duly moved,
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seconded and adopted by the City Council o the City of Palm=
Springs at a. meeting thereof held on the:j,�day of _1938
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RI SOLUTTOId NO Ei_
A Resolution of the City Council of the CJ.ty of Palm Springs,
appointing a City Attorney.
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Be It Resolved that Roy.W. Colegate .be and is hereby appointed
City Attorney of the City of Palm Springs;
Be It Also Resolved that said City Attorney shall perform the
duties required by law and by the order of the City Council; 0
Be it Further Resolved, that said City Attorney shall hold office
during the pleasure of the City Council, and shall receive the
compensation fixed for such services from time to time by the •
City Council by resolution or ordinance .
I hereby certify :that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council Af the City_ of
,Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the2 , Day ofC 1938.
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/C y er ..RESOLUTION
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
appointing a Chief of Police.
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Be It Resolved that J. Iloyd Boller be and is hereby appointed
Chief of Police of the City of Palm Springs;
Be It Also Resolved that said Chief of Police shall perform the +
duties required by law and by the ordinances of the City of Palm
Springs;
Be It Further Resolved., that said Chief of Police shall hold
office during the pleasure of the City Council, and shall receive
the compensation fixed for such services frbmii time to time by
the City Council by resolution or. Ordinance.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council _gf the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on tp�he1 r I day of 1938
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RESOLUTION NO 7.
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
appointing a City Judge.
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Be I't Resolved that Albert R. Hoffman be and is hereby appointed
City Judge of the City of Palm Springs;
Be It Also Resolved that said City Judge shall perform the duties
required by law and by the ordinances of the City of Palm Springs;
• Be It Further Resolved, that said City Judge shall hold office
during the pleasure of the City Council, and shall receive the
compensation fixed for such services from time to time by the
City Council by resolution or ordinance.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Councilapf the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on theme .ay of 1938.
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RESOLUTION NO S.
Resolution authorizing the City Cler}. .to employ a part time
stenographer and typist.
Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
that the City Clerk be and his is hereby authorized to employ
a part time stenographer and typist for a compensation not
exceeding $1.00 per hour, to be paid by the city.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
i moved., seconded and adopted by the City Councilagf the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 2- 1- ay of y, �0 1938,
RESOLUTIi;II NO` *
' WHFRE.&S, the City of Palm Springs and the City Council
thereof desire to post such ordinances as may hereafter deter-
mined shall be posted, in three public places in said City
during the time said City has been incorporated less than one
year, now therefore;
BE IT RESOLVED, that the three public places for the
posting of such ordinances as the Council determines shall be
• posted, be and they are until further order or resolution of
this Council, designated .follows:
Palm Springs Fire Station, on Palm Canyon Drive,
4 Murray Memorial Lot, Southeast corner of Tah.quitz Road
and Palm Canyon Drive .
Bulletin Board of Agua Caliente Bath House on Indian Avenue.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved,
seconded and adopted by the City Council o6(the City of Palm
Springs at a meeting thereof held on the � day of ] „ 1938.
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RESOLUTION IN001
WHEREAS, the City of Palm Springs has been incorporated for '
less than one year and at this meeting h,� s passed five City
ordinances, namely those numbered one to five inclusive, now
therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Palm Spr:inCs,
shall and it does hereby determine and elect to post the afore-
said ordinances one to five inclusive, instead of publishing
the same, and the City Clerk is hereby ordered and directed to
post the same in the manner and for the time required by law.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Counci_ d f the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the ic ay of-, 1938.
RESOLUTION No 1 .
i,VHEREAS the. City Council of the City of Palm Springs desires
to have posted such ordinances as it has heretofore determined
or may hereinafter determine shall be posted, in three public
places in' saicl. City of Palm Springs during the tine said City ,
has been unineorporated less than one year, and
1'dHEREAS °by resolution of the City Council at its meeting on
May 4+,h, 19382 the three public places for the postin ,, of such
ordinances were until further order or resolution of this Council
designated as follows;
Palm Springs Fire Station, on,,Palm Canyon Drive
Murray Memorial Lot, southeast: corner of Tahquitz Road
and Palm Canyon Drive
Bulletin Board of Agua Caliente Bath House on Indian
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WHEREAS no ordinances of the City of Palm Springs have as ,yet
been posted pursuant to said previous re-,,olution or otherwise,
and
WIIITREAS the City Council desires that the three public places
for the posting of such ordinances shall be fixed as hereinafter
set forth and that said resolution of May 4th, 1238, be rescind-
ed, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that said resolution of May 4th, 1938, be and the
same is hereby rescinded and that the three public places for the
posting of such ordinances of the City of Palm Springs as the
City Council has heretofore determined or may hereafter deter!siine '
shall be posted, be and they are until further order or resolut_i.on
of this CouTkcil designated as follows :
POLICE STATION OF THE PALii,I SPRINGS FOLICE PROTECTION
DISTRICT, on the West side of Palm Canyon Drive between Amado
and nlejo :Roads, being part of Lot 6 in Block: 23 of Palm Springs
as per map recorded in Book 96, Page 432 of Maps, records of
San Diego County, California.
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FIRE STs3TI0Id OF PALM SPRIT?GS FIRE PROTEC"'IU d DISTRICT,
on the West side of Palm Canyon Drive between Amado and A,lejo
Roads , being a part of Lot 6 in Block 23 of Palm Springs, as per
map rec,o.rded in Boon 96, Page 432 of Maps, records of San Diego
• County., California.
WELLWOOD MURRAY 11JETIORIAL, at the Southeast corner of Palm 'Canyon
and Tahquitz Drives being a portion of Block 27 of Palm Springs
' as per 'snap recorded in Book 96, Page 432 of Maps, records of
San Diego County, California.
I :hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adapted by the City Council of,-(h City
of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on thejl Y a?r of
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Resolved by the City Council of the City of PL-.lm Springs, that
r said City apply for membership in the League of California
Itun:icipalit:i_es upon such terms for membership _is the said
League may require and that the City may be able to comply
with; and
Be It Further Resolved, that the City Attorney, or other proper
officer of the City be authorized and instructed to make appli-
cation for such membership forthwith..
I hereby certify that the foregoing revolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of4the City
' of Palra Springs at a meeting the rof held on the LL"-day of
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RESOLUTION N0.13
Resolved that the permission of the City Council of the City
of Palm Springs be and the same is hereby granted to Councilman
Alvah F. Hicks to be absent from all meetin-gs of the said
City Council for the period beginning May 16, 1C38 and end-
i.-n_g AuEllst 161 1938.
I hereby certlf-g that the foregoing resolution was duly
a moved., seconded and adopted by the City Council othe City
of Palm Springs at a meeting therof held on the It ay of
'I i a ti.19u38.
RE'SO_LUTIONN0.14
' WHEREAS, Guy Pinney is the duly appointed, qualified and act-
ing City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, and
WHEREf,S for the purposes of transacting and attending to the
business and affairs of the City of Palm Springs it is necess-
ary and advisable that a place be designated as the office of
} the Cit1,,1 Clerk of said city, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that the office of the City Clerk of the City of
Palm Springs be and it is hereby and until. further order or act-
ion. of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs fixed and
established in the Police Station of. the Palm Springs Police Pro-
tection District situated on the Wrest side; of Palm Canyon Drive
between Pmado and Alejo Roads and being a part of Lot 6 in Block
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23 of Palm Springs as per map recorded in Book 96, page 432 of 4
Maps, records of San Diego County, California.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City CounciJfof the City of •
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the � day of
1938.
RESOLUTION NO.15
WHEREAS, Herbert J. Carpenter, owner thereof has submitted
to the City of Palm Springs, an offer to lease to the City the
premises in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State
of California, described as follows;
The East seventy-four (74) feet of the South
fifty (50) feet of Lot Six (6) in Block 23 in
Palm Springs, as per map recorded in Book 96.,
,page 432 of Maps records of San Diego County,
California.
including the building situated thereon (after, altering and im-
proving said. building in the manner stated in said offer and
form of lease made a part thereof) which offer and attached
form of lease are in words and figures as follows, to-wit: `
Palm Springs, California.
May 16th, 1938
Honorable City Council ,
City of Palm Springs
I hereby offer to lease to the City of Palm Springs
the premises in the City of Palm Springs, County of River-
side, State of California, described as follows;
The East seventy-four (74) feet of the South
fifty (50) feet of Lot Six (6) in Block 23 in
Palm Springs, as per map recorded in Book 96,
page 432 of Maps records of San Diego County;
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including the building situated thereon after altering and
improving said building in the manner stated in the attached.
form of lea,:e and according to all the terms and conditions •
of said form of lease, for a period of twenty-three (23)
months beginning July lst, 1938 and ending 'May 31st, 1240
with an option for an additional period of twelve (12)
months upon the terms and conditions set forth in said form
of lease.
This offer shall continue until revoked and may be
accepted by the City of Palm Springs by its proper officers
executing the attached form of lease which I have already '
signed, pursuant to proper authority vested in such officers
for that purpose and depositing an executed copy with Bank
of America N"+tional Trust & Savings Association, Palm Springs,
California.
Yours very truly,
Herbert J. Carpenter.
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r LEASE
THIS INDENTURE made and entered into at the City of
Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of ' California,
this day. of May, 1938, by and between HERBERT J.
CARPENTER of Westchester Country Club, Rye, New York,
First Party, and the City of Palm Springs, a municipal
' corporation of the State of California, Second Party;
W I T N E S S E T H
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That the First Party for and in consideration of the
covenants and agreements to be performed by Second Party
as hereinafter set forth does hereby lease, let and demise
unto Second Party the premises in the City of Palm Springs,
County of Riverside, State of California, described as
follows : -
The East seventy-four (74) feet of the
South fifty (50) feet of Lot Six ( 6) in Block 23
in Palm Springs, as per map recorded in Book 96,
page 432 of baps records of San Diego County,
California.
including that certain. building situated and located thereon
: which is to be altered and improved as hereinafter stated,
for a period of twenty-three (23) months beginning July 1st,
1938 and. ending May 31st, 1940.
Second Party agrees to pay the First Party as and for
the rental upon the said premises and building the sum of
One Thousand 'Dollars (01000.00) lawful money of the United
' States for the period of the first year, namely, from July
lst, 1938 to June 30th, 1939 inclusive, and the stun of
Eleven Hundred Dollars ($1100.00) lawful money of. the United
States for the succeeding eleven (11) months, namely from
July lst, 1939 to May 31st, 1940 inclusive which sums shall
be payable as follows; The sum of One Thousand Dollars
($1000.00) on or before June 30th, 1939 and sums of Two
Hundred Seventy-five Dollars ($275.00) each on or before the
following dates : October 1st, 1939 - January 1st, 1940 -
April lst, 1940 and May 30th, 1940, all payments shall be
made to the account of First Party at the Palm Springs
Branch of Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association,
First Party agrees to commence immediately upon the
execution of this lease and prosecute to completion with.
diligence w rk of alteration, improvement and repair of the
building upon said premises in accordance with the apeci,fi-
ca.ti_on.s of John Porter Clark, Architect, attached hereto and
by reference made a part hereof and such other alterations,
improvements or repairs as may b)e requested by Second Party
provided that said additional work shall not increase the
total cost of all .such work above the sum of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars ($Ja500.00) .
First Party shall furnish and pay for all water for the
' premises and building during the term of this lease and
Second Party shall pay all charges for gas, electric, tele-
phone and garbage service.
it is understood that the premises and. building shall
be used for all Municipal Governmental affairs and purposes
of Second Party and for no other purpose except upon written
consent of first party and that second party shall -not sub-
let any part of the premises or building with the exception
of apartment at left rear of building, for which permission
to sublet is given nor assign this lease or any interest
therein.
Second Party shall keep the- premises and building in
good repair, damage by the elements and reasonable wear and
tear excepted, and at the termination of this lease shall
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quietly vacaL-e and surrender said premises and building.
Second Party shall not make any alterations thereon without
the written consent of First Party other than as provided
for herein.
In the event said rent or any part thereof shall at any
time be unpaid or the Second Party fails or neglects to per-
form or observe any of the covenants, provisions or conditions '
herein contained and in such event it shall be lawful for
First Party to enter into and upon said premises or any part
thereof, and this lease shall thereupon terminate and end.
There is hereby granted to Second Party an option to
continue this lease according to all of its terms other than
the amount and manner of payment of rental for an additional
year, namely the period .from July 1st, 1940 to June 30th,
1941 inclusive, at a rental of Twelve Hundred Dollars
(;$1200.00) payable in four (4) equal installments of Three
Hundred Dollars (t300.00) each on or before October lst,
1940 - January 1st, 1941 - April 1st, 1941 and May 31sh,, 1941.
The exercise of such option shall be evidenced by the duly
authorized and signed acceptance thereof on behalf of Second
party deoosited in the United States mail prior to April 10L ,
1940 and addressed to First Party at: Palm Springs, California,
and unless said option is so accepted in the manner and with-
in the time stated it sall be conclusively presamed waived. 4
IN VVTITNESS V1HE-REOF First Party has subscribed his
name and Second 'Party has caused its corporate name and
seal to be hereunto affixed by its officers duly authorized
on and of the day and year first above written.
Herbert J. Carpenter. ,
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CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, a
municipal corporation
By�Phil:ip L. Boyd
7layor.
By Guy Pinney
City Clerk. fi
Approved as to form
Per Roy W. Colgate
y Attorney, May 1�7, 1938
OUTLIHE SPECIFICA-TIOE:S FOR ALTERATION TO
PALM SPRINGS CITY OFFICES
HERBERT J. CARPENTER, O'NrNER
JOHN PORTER CL_ARK, PRCHITECT
GENERAL
^11 work shall be done , in conformity with this speci-
fication and the alteration drawings furnished by the
.architect .
INTERIOR REPAIRS
1. Remove entrance doors and install one 314" singletel.aze
double acting door, including new frame, 1�4 p b e
bronze threshold, one pair push plates, and double act-
ing hinges as approved.
2. Install new doors between Mayor' s office and adjacent r
closet, and between Enginee.r+ s Office and' Building In-
spector' s Office. Equip latter door wit}., thumb bolts
on both sides.
3. Install cylinder locks on all exterior doors not so
eouipped.
t`,11 cylinder locks shall be master keyed.
4. Replace upper wood panels in Judge ' s Office exterior
door with single light, double strength glass.
5. Remove lower case in Judge' s Office and replace with
* wood shelves 12" o.c. from upper case to floor and
flush with upper case.
6. Fur Ball ceiling and finish with Celotex as directed.
7.' Furnish and install counter and bench in Reception
' Room as detailed.
8. Furnish additional. windows and screens in Building
Inspecto-r' s Office and Engineer' s Office as shown.
Equip all windows in these two rooms with PKMI case-
ment operators.
J. Adjust all doors and windows and install PITvII case-
ment operators ,4on all windows in Mayor's Office and
City Clerk's Off"ice,
10. Build case in Mayor' s Office as detailed.
11. Do all odd repairs to interior of building, accord-
ing to the Architect ' s directions.
F Y!NOOD INTERIORS
Surface walls and ceilings in Mayor' s Office and
f Judge ' s Office with Oregon Pine plywood, laid over
USG 211 or 4" mineral wool.
E:{TERIOR WORK
tr 1. Remove all battens on walls along entrance porch and
resurface such walls with 1/8" Tempered Masonite.
Replace battens according to Architect ' s directions.
2, Repair all exterior defects according to the Architect 's
directions. Special attention is called to screen
porch on north side .
3. Do all necessary roof patching and setting of loose
' nails.
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Cover all floors so noted. with Armstrong's 1/811
gauge Tan linoleum, laid over linoleum felt stuck
down,
Finish all edges with Security edging.
City Clerk' s counter and case in Mayor' s Office shall
be covered with the same material and finished with
a metal. edge as detailed.
Finish all linoleum with two coats IC finish., machine
buffed.
ELECTRICkL WORK
Check electrical service and all outlets, and. do all
general repairing according to the Architect ' s direc-
41 tio_ns. Furnish one 110 Volt portable Thermador Elec-
tric fan type heater for Mayor' s Office .
PLUMBING
Furnish and install two gas steam radiators as di.pect.-
ed, by the Architect. Check all plumbing and do necess-
ary repair work under the direction of the Architect.
Furnish new white toilet seat as approved in bath off
Reception Room. Remove tub from bath adjacent to
Reception Room, and store where directed. Cap all
supplies and waste below floor.
PFINTI IG
1. Interior
All walls and. ceilings and all wood work in all rooms
except Building Inspector' s Office and adjacent Bath
shall receive one coat interior lead and oil paint.
Finish all baths and kitchen with high gloss enamel.
2, Exterior
Remove all loose paint from exterior and paint all
y exterior walls and wood work with standard lead and
oil exterior paint.
I:Rasonite walls under porch shall receive three coats.
All roof areas shall receive one coat lead and oil
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paint, sprayed one r'
'Consult Architect for special finish in plywood
rooms. A11 colors as directed by the Architect.
PAYMENTS ►
11 payments shall be made upon the certificate
of the Architect, which shall be issued upon
receipt of paid bills and signed pay-rolls.,
and
WHEREAS it is essential that the City of Palm Springs procure ,
premises and quarters for its use in the administration of the
dirty affairs and for its officers and employees, and
WHEREAS in the judgement of the City °Council the premises and
building referred to in said offer of Herbert J. Carpenter will
be suitable for the use of the City of Palm Springs and the
rentals and considerations set forth in said offer are fair., and
WHEREAS the indebtedness or liability of the City of Palm Springs
upon said lease will not exceed in any year the income and
revenue provided :for such year, and
INHEREPAS it i!s to the best interest and advantage to the City
of Palm Springs that said offer be accepted according to its
terms by the City of Palm `Springs , now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that the said offer of Herbert J. Carpenter and
the lease made a part thereof be and they are hereby accepted
and the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs be
and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute for and
on behalf of and in the name of the City of Palm Springs, the
signed form of lease attached to and made a part of said offer
of Herbert J. Carpenter upon approval of the same as to form
by the City Attorney, and to affix thereto the seal of said
City, and '
BE IT TURTHER RESOLVED that all payments upon and on account
of said lease be made from the general fund of the City of
Palm Springs and that the executed copy of said lease be filed
with the City Clerk and numbered Contract Fmmber One of. City
Contracts of the City of Palm Springs.
I hei'leby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the J� day of
1938.
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RESOLUTION NO.16
WHIEREAS the City Council of the City of Palm Springs believes
that it is to the best interests and advantage of the said
City and in its judgement deems it necessary that said City
of Palm Springs have a Building Insp"ector who also shall be
in charge of the Building Department or. said City with author- '
ity and duty to enforce all State Statutes and Municipal
Ordinances now or hereafter in effect regulating the erection,
construction, reconstruction, enlargment, alteration, repair,
moving, removal, demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment,
use, height, area and maintenance of bui;dings or structures
in the City of Palm Springs of providing for the issuance of
permits or collection of fees therefor or providing penalties r
for the violation thereof, and
INHEREAS under Section 852 of ` An kct to Provide for the Organ-
ization, Incorporation and Government of Municipal Corporations' �
approved March 18th, 1683, (Statutes of 1883, Page 93 as amend-
ed) , the City Council is given power to appoint such subordin-
ate officers as in its judgement may be deemed necessary, now
therefore
y BE IT RESOLVED that Charles J. Burket of Palm Springs be and
he is hereby appointed Building Inspector of the City of Palm
Springs and in charge of the Building Department thereof, to
act without bond and with compensation of One Dollar (q�1.00)
per month until further order of this Council, and ,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the duties of said Building Inspect-
or and head of the Building Department of the City of Palm
Springs shall be as follows; supervising and administering the
' provisions of all State Statutes and municipal ordinances now
or hereafter in effect regulating the erection, construction,
reconstruction, enlargment, alteration, repair, moving, removal,
demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment, use, height, area,
and maintenance of buildings or structures in the City of Palm
Springs and issuing all permits and collecting all fees provid-
ed therefor. For such purposes said Building Inspector and
head o:f the Buil.dinf_, Department shall be and he is hereby vest-
ed with the powers of. a Police Officer of the City of Palm
Springs.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution,�yyvas duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the f(, "" day of
1938,
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RESOLUTION NO.17
' WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Palm Springs believes
it is to the best interests and advantage of. said City, and
in its judgment deems it necessary, that said City of Palm
Springs have a City Fire Chief whose duties shall consist of
supervising and administering the Fire Department of the City
of Palm Springs, attending all injurious or dangerous fires in
the City and controlling and extinguishing same to the best of
his ability, of inquiring into the cause of every fire occuv-
ing in the City of Palm Springs and keeping a .record thereof,
assisting and collaborating with the Fire Commissioners of the
Palm Springs Fire Protection District in all matters concern-
i.ng said district or the City of Palm Springs or both, aiding
in the enforcement of all State fire statutes and municipal
ordinances , and reporting violations thereof and instituting
prosecutions therefor and performing such other- duties as may
be by proper authority imposed upon him, and
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JVHEREhS under Section 852 of "An Act to Provide for the Organ-
ization, Incorporation and Government of Munl3ipal Corporationst1
approved March 18th, 1883, (Statutes of 1883, Page 93 as amend-
ed) , the City Council is given power to appoint such subordinate
officers as in its judgment may be deemed necessary, now there-
fore
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BE IT RESOLVED, that William Leonesio of Palm Springs be and he
hereby appointed Fire Chief of the City of Palm Springs, to
hold office during the pleasure of. the City Council, to act
without bond and his compensation is hereby fixed at one dollar
per month until further order. The duties of said Fire Chief
shall be as follows; Supervising and administering the Fire
Department of the City of Palm Springs, attending all injurious
or dangerous fires in the City and controlling or extinguish-
6 ing same to the best of his ability, inquiring into the cause
of every fire occuring in the City of Palm Springs and keeping
a. record thereof, assisting and collaborating with the Fire
Commissioners of the Palm Springs Fire Protection District in
all matters concerning said District or the City of Palm Springs
or both, aiding in the enforcement of all State fire statutes
and municipal fire ordinances, .reporting violations thereof
and performing such other duties as may be by proper authority
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imposed upon him. For such purposes said Fire Chief shall be 4
and is hereby invested with the powers of a police office., of
the City of Palm Springs.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly r
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council K, the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the l� day of_ �yy-rz,t, __
1938.
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RESOLUTION NO.1.8
111MEREAS at the meeting of the City Council May llth, 1938s
there was presented a petition from certain owners of real
property in Las Palmas Estates at Palm Springs requesting
the City Council and the Chief of Police of the City of Palm
Springs to oppose to the best of their ability the issuance
of any license or licenses for the sale of alcoholic bever-
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ages on any property embraced within the said Las Palmas
Estates, as more fully appears by said petition, and
WHEREAS the City Council believes that it is for the best �
interest and advantage of the City of Palm Springs and the
persons residing therein that this Council and Chief of Police
of the City of Palm Springs file pa°otests with the State Board
of Equalization in the manner and within the time prescribed
by law, against the issuance of any li-,ense or licenses for the
sale of alcoholic beverages on any property embraced_ within the
said Las Palmas Estates, now therefore '
BE IT RESOLVED that the Chief of Police and the City Clerk
of the City of Palm Springs be and they are hereby author-
ized and directed to file with the State Board of Equaliz-
ation protests against the issuance of any license or
licenses for the sale of alcoholic beverages heretofore or
hereafter applied for within said Las Palmas Estates and do
so within. the time and within the manner allowed by la.Nry
upon. the ground that the issuance of any such license or
licenses would be contrary to the public welfare and morals
and to the best interests of the City of Palm Springs and the
persons residing therein and upon any other grounds provided.
by law which are or may be proper in the premises. �
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolutip�n was duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council ( L the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held. on the�� _day of r
( 1938.
Rr s2LrfjPION N0.1a '
V:=FTEAS the City* Council of the City of Palm Spri:ags desires by ordinance
to r°cgniate i;d.thin the City of Palm Springs districts and zones .ithial ujhich
the use of p.-�opai'tyy height of improventen-ts and requis t,;e Ope,1 :spaces .L'or
*.:_ `1, h buildings plarsuant 't6 the prov.7.,sio_ :'.. of all
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light. and °aer._ci_.ati.cn of suc__
Act of the Legislature ant110rizing it to do so (statutes of 1917 Page
1419'. as amended) and
'iT_rfRL'AS the City of Pal'ra Springs has not created or. _appointed a City
Plan.nilar- Commission, and
VjHEREkS the City Council. has made a tentative report; _recommcn.ding the
boundaries of such districts and appropriate regulations and restrictions to be
be enforced therein, and desires to arrange for aQid hold public hearing, in
the manner required by law before submitting its final report thereon and
desires to afford persons particularly i0e2ested., and the general public,
an oppo2L-unity to be heard in regard thereto, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs requires and
shall. held public hearings on said tentative report on Dltay 23, 1938 at 8:15
o'clock PA and on May 26, 1938 at 015 o'clock P.M. both said hearings to
be held at the Palm Springs Elementary School, also known as the Frances S.
Stevens School on the cast side of PAN Canyon: Drive betweel Alejo Road and
Grand Via Valmante, in said City of Palm. Springs, at which public meetings
all persons interested and the general public will be afforded an opportunity
to be heard regarding said matters,
BE IT .FURTHER RESOLVED that no other or further hearings on said 'tentativvo
report,, or prior to the hearings on the final report recommending tlae boundaries
of such districts and appropriate regulations and restrictions to be enforced
therein, are or shall be required„ and -that a copy of this resolution with
the caption "Notice of Hearings by the City Council of the City of Pale Springs
on a tentative report recommending the boundaries of districts and appropriate
-regulations and -restrictions to be enforced therein' for the purpose of establish--
meat within the Said city of districts or zones within which the use Of propex-trS,
height of improvements and requisite open spaces for light and 'ventilation of
such buildings, may be regulated by ordinance," be published once in The
Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and
circulated in said City or Palm Springs in its issue of May 21st, 193&
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I hereby certify -that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded and
adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a. meeting thereof
held. on the ^day of 'II -�� 193Sa
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RESOLUTIOM0. 20
GqIEki-:l:S Pearl. P MoMunus and Austin & McMa,us, her husband.., for and W
sonsi.deration of the SLUM of One Dollar, the receipt whereof is ack oi,iledged..,
A have granted to the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an easement
for public highway and public utility purposes over the following described
lands, situated in the City of Palm Springs, in the County of Riverside,State
of California, to-wit.
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The northerly rectangular 40 feet of Lots 1, 2, 38 4, 5, 6, 7, and S;
Section 132 Tp. 4&1 R, !,r.,, S.B.B,M., Palm Valley Colony Lards as
recorded in. Map :Book 14, Page 652, records of Saar Diego County; Cali-
fornia,
Also the westerly rectangular 40 feet of Loc C of said ,Section 13.
.Also the easterly rectazr,gala:r 40 feet of Lots 1, 16 and 17 of said
Section. I
' And Whereas, it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
-to be for the advantage and benefit of Said City to accept said grant;
Now Therefore Be It Resolved, by 'the City Council of the City of Palm Spring&
that the said grant be and the same is hereby accepted.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded and
adopted by the C Council of the City of Palm Springs at a. meeting thereof
held on the �_ _9ay a£ � i ]938.
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Ci.Uy Clerk
See Page No., 17 for cop,; of Resolution NoFl 21,
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RESOLUTION No. 22
1MEIRblAS the City Council of the City of Palm Springs deems it necessary and to
the best interests and advantage of said City, that said City have a Superintendent
of Streets, whose pourers and duties shall be those provided for under the laws and
statutes of the State of California. and the ordinances and resolutions of the City a
of Palm Springs together with such other powers and duties as may be proper author.-,.
ity be imposed upon him, and
11TiREAS under ,Sec Lion 852 of "An Act to Provide for the Organisation, Incor-
poration and Government of Municipal Incorporations" approved March Kith, 1883 '
(Statutes of 1883, page 93, as amended) the City Council is- given pourer to appoint
a Superintendent of Streets, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that Gerald K. Sanborn of Palm Springs be and he is hereby
appointed Superintendent of Streets of the City of Palm Springs to hold office
during the pleasure of the City Council and to act without bond and his compert-
sation as such Superintendent of Streets is hereby fixed aL' One Dollar
per month until further order. The powers and duties of said. Superintendent
of Streets shall consist of those provided for under the laws and Statutes of
the State of California and the ordinances and resolutions of the City of Palm
Springs. together iith such other pourers and duties as may be proper authority
be imposed upon him. For such purposes said Superintendent of Streets shall.
be and is hereby vested with the powers of a police officer of the City of Palm �
Springs.
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I hereby certify that the _"oregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City CquLlcll of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting
thereof held on the day ofL 1938.
City Cle-rk
RESOLUTION N0. _L3
11,,H!11RG.AE the City Council of the City of Palm Springs deems i-L necessary
wad to the best interests and advantage of. said City, that said. City have a
Civil Engineer who also shall act a.s Chief Engineer and" Surveyor of the Ci ry
of Palm Springs and chose pourers and dties shall be those- set forth in the
laws and statutes of the State of California and the ordinances and resole...
tions of the City of Palm Springs, together with such other powers and dutles
as may by proper author•i�y be imposed upon him, anti:
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YJTERMJJ8 under Section 852 of "An Act to Provide for the Organisation,
Incorporation and Government of Municipal Incorporations" approved Harch 18th,
1883 (,Statutes of 1883, page 9>, as amended) -the Gity Council i ; g5 en power to �
appoint a. Civil Engineer and such other off-3.cers as is its juclgmen-t may be
deemed necessary", nev7 therefore
BF IT TCESOLVE'D that J. F.Davidson of Riverside be and he i , hereby appointed
Civil E;agineer of the City of Palm Springs, who also shall aci as Givil Engineer
aad. Surveyor of said City, to hold office during the pleasure of the City C,'ouincil
and to act without bond, ;,:ith a retainer fee of Ten. Dollars (5:1.0.00) per month
until further order. Said retainer fee shall cove<r all services of a consulting
and advisory nature and for any ft:a'ther or other services an adcli'tioiial cc pensa- ,
Lion shall be fixed by this Council.
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I hereby certify tha-L the foregoing resolution iri,a.s duly moved, =ecoi0cd and
adopted by the City�o until of the City of Palm Springs; at a meeting thereof
held on the Z� L Lk day of-71A U �1938.
Wty 'C1erk / a
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RESOLUTION NO. 2/+
M A Resolution of the Citg Council of the City of Palm Springs
employing a Public Accountant to audit the fiscal record of
the City and to perform other duties.,
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!NHERE115, It is deemed necessary that the City of Palm Springs einply a Public
Accountant to �_udit the fiscal records of the City during the remainder of the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1936, and to consult kith and advise the fiscal_
' officers of the City; and
YUEREAS, George Robertson, a Public Accountant of the City of Riverside, is
a suitable person, capable of performing such services; and
1RHERsAS2 the, said George Robertson has offered to perform such services for
the sum of 050.00;
Nop Therefore, BE TT RESOLVED that the said George Robertson be and he is
herelyy employed to audit the fiscal records of the City of Palm Springs during
the remainder of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1938, and to co.-asult with and
advise the fiscal of.r:icers of the City; and
Be it Further RESOLVED that the said George Robertson be paid upon the com-
pletion of such services and as full compensation therefor the sum of 550.M,,
oa0oa.
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T hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved,, seconded and
adopted by 'the City C I 4puicil of the City of Pa-lm Springs, at, a. meeting thereof
held on the t ?moo day of �1935�
Y cy Cles°lc
RESOLUTION NO. 25
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
proposing certain streets be designated as streets of major
importance.
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Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that th-a
4 follev.ring named streets and parts of streets in the. City* of Palm Springs, be
designated as °Streets of Dfia.jor Importarx.ce" in said City in order that one-
quarter cent gasoline tan funds for City Streets can be earpen.dcd for their con-
struction and maintenance, to-wit;--
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Indian Avenue from the north boundary line of the City of Palm Sprj:xtigs;
south to the jui:iction ,ri-th the State Ili..girtay= near the north
hest corner of Section. 23, Ton.n5hip /,, south, range 1, east, S,i.N,➢i
Palm Canyon Drive from the junction with the ,State HiglTray near the south. -nest
corner of ,Section 23, To-wnnsh-ip 4„ south, Range .., east, SoB B.Af
southerly to the southerly boundary line of the City of Palm
Springs
' Ramon Road from junction with Cahuilla Road, easterly to the east boundary
line of the City of Palm Springs,
Tamarisk Road from junction v:ith. Palm Canyon Drive easterly to junction tui-th
Sunri so Elay.
Sunrise Way from junction rrith Tamarisk Road noutherly to junction v:ith
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Ramon Road
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i hereby cert-ify that the foregoing resolution vaas duly moved., seconded
and adopted by the City Cou_n}rc4l Of 'e;he City of Palm Springs, at a meeting r
thereof held Gal the _ 2 (p day ofe_�
ity Clerlt '
RESOLIITIOiQ N0. 26
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs, California, requesting the Governor of the
State of California to allocate funo:s from the emer-
gency fund made available by the Legislature of the
State of California for flood control.
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VHFREAS, the flood of ➢4arch 2 anal 3, 1938, damaged the property and 11
endangered the lives of the citizens of the City of Palm Springs, California;
and
WHEREAS. in order to protect the lives and property of the citizens of t
Palm Springs, from further recurrent damage from flood graters, an emergency
exists malting it necessary to construct conduits and ditches and artifical
v;atenliays in various sections of -the City of Palm Springs; and
VEEREAS, plans and specifications for such laorks have been, prepared; and
V-JHEfMS, the City of Palm Springs has but recently been incorporated, to-viit: '
on April 20, 1938, and is t*holly z.ithout funds -to do said work; Now Therefore
Be It RESOLVED by the City Cotmcil of the City of Palm Springs; that in
this emergency the Governor of the State of California be and he is hereby
requested to �Illocate to the City of Palm Springs the sum of 8102,258-00 for
material, labor and equipment for constructing and doing the follovaing flood
control work :in said city, according to said plans and specifications made a
part hereof, to-v,it:-
'1'ahehevah Creel: Storm Drain Project
375 lin. feet of concrete ba.; culvert at 1.3 cu.ydo per ft.
488 cu.yd. P.C.C. @ $25.00 h 12,200.
8120 lin. ft. of Depressed Concrete Road"-ay .825 e'u.yd. M
per ft. - 6700 cu.yd. P.C.C. @ 40.00 _6`71000. }79,200.
Tahqui'tz Creek Channel Improvement
6000 cu.yds. Excavation @ 300 1,800.
Palm Canyon Storm Water Channel
11,000 lin.ft. East Levee at 8 cu.yd. per ft.
88,000 cu.yd. embankment @ 10¢ 8,800.
11,000 lin.ft. double rova of pipe post at 8 ft.
Ctrs. 2760 pipe @ 62.00 each in. place 5,520•
11,000 lin.ft. of double row of mIre fence,wig e cable and
brush mattress @ .66 per ft. in place _, 0,26L 27-.5880=
'p102,258. '
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution vvaa duly moved, seconded- and
adopted by the City—Council of the City of. Palm Springs, at a meeting -thereof
held on the ZG day of 7� ° ' _ 1938.
City Clerk U �
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RESOLUTION NO, 2'7_
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs altering proposed Ordinance No.8 thereof,
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Be It I',ESOL-VED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that a
proposed Ordinance entitled, "Ann Ordinance regulating the Erection, Construe-
' ti.ona Enlargement,, Alteration., Repair, Mo7rin.g9 Removal, Demolition, Conversion,
Occupancy, Equipment, Use, Height, Area,, and Pdain.tenance of Buildings anal
Structures in the City of Palm Springs; providing for the issuance of Permits
and collection of fees therefor; declaring and establishing fire districts, and
providing penalties for the violation thereoflB, tentatively numbered Ordinance
No, 8, of the City of Palm Springs, introduced at a meeting of the City Council
of said City of Palm Springs, held May 19, 1938, be and the same is hereby
altered by deleting therefrom Section 8 of said proposed ordinance, and by
renumbering Section 9 thereof, and designating the same as Section 8 of said
proposed ordinance,
T hereby certify that the foregoing resolution zvia.s duly moved, seconded and
adopted by the Cit, Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof
held on the—�C day of � p 1938.
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. City Olerk
RESOLUTION N0, 28 V
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
altering proposed Ordinance No. 9, thereof .
Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that a
proposed Ordinance entitled, 1°AD Ordinance creating arad establishing fire
zones in the City of Palm ,Spriisgs", tentatively numbered Ordinance No. 9
of the City of Palm Springs, introduced at a meeting of the City Council of
said City of. Palm ,Springs, held May 19, 1938, be -wad the same is hereby altered
by deleting therefrom Section 2 of said proposed ordinance, and -renumbering
Section 3 thereof,, and designating the same Section 2 of said proposed ordinance,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded and
adopted by the City Llncil of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting -thereof
held on the
2�relay of 1938,
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Cfty Clerk(
RESOLUTION NO., 21
' RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that a certain offer
the Chaffey Company, Inc , publisher. of The Limelieht9 a weekly newspaper,
printed and published and o general circulation in the City of Palm Springs,,
to -print ordinances of the City CotEncil of the City of Palm Springs, which
said offer was presented to the City Council at a meeting thereof held tMay 19,
1938, be accepted as follovfs,
0 That the said The Chaney Company, inc., shall publish all ordinances passed
by =the City Council of the Ol,uy of Palm Springs and delivered to i t for publi ca--
tioa from the date hereof until September :1.5, 1938, in The Limelight in 10
point type (being the same type as the news and editorial matter is normally
+ set in) as legal advertising in its columns, at the rate of 10l cents per
collL?L1 inch„ 12
Approximately 2.5 to 50 galley copies, as required, shall be furnished without
extra charge,,
In the event ar ordinance is longer than can be conveniently set in a •
four page paper, the publication may be in installment's, but the galley
copies shall be furnished prior to publication of first installment and
on or before five days after delivery of copy for priming.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved; seconded
and adopted by the City Cot11211 o£ the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting
-thereof held on the of
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City Clerk
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PESOLuTION i 01 ?9
Be It RESOT.VED by the City Council of the City of Palm Spi«ing , the.L
a7.1 '�esolutions adopted. by Lhe said City Council hall be numbered consacuLi.vely
in the order of their adoption and shall, be copied in the Rook o_" Resolutions 0
of the City Council and thereupon oath such resolution -''hall become aisd be a
part of the miuutes of the meeting of the City Council at -vhich said resolu-
tion was adopted.
I hereby cerify that the foregoing resolution was duly« moved,
seconded and adopted by the City CoLcil of the City of Palm Springs, at a
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meeting thereof held on the , '"L 1 day of 11938
City Clni"7k 1
RESOLUTION No. 30
Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Cali-
fornia, rescinding Resolution No- 27 of the said City Council alter-
ing proposed Ordinance No. 8, and reinstating in said proposed Ordi-
nance the portions thereof deleted by said Resolution No. 27.
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Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Cali- 4
forma, that Resolution Doe 27 of the said City Council, adopted at a meeting
o£ said City Council held Elay 26, 1938, altering proposed Ordinance of said
City, tentatively numbered ordinance No' 8, and entitled, "An Ordinance re-
gulating the erection, construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, mov- •
ing, removal, demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment,., use, height,
area, and maintenance of buildings and structures in the City* of Palm
Springs; providing for the issuance of permits and collection of fees
therefor; declaring and establishing fire districts, and providing pen-
alties for the violation thereof", be and the same is hereby rescinded,
and
Be It Also RESOLVED that Section 8 of said proposed Ordinance as '
orginally contained therein at the time of its introduction be and the
same is hereby reinstated and included in said proposed ordinance, as fol-
loirs, to-nits
Section 8. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an urgency
measure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public
peace, health and safety within the meaning of Section 861 of •
"An Act to Provide for the Orgar_ization, Incorporation and Govern-
ment of Municipal Corporations" approved pdarch 18th, 1883, Page 93,
as amended, and shall be effective immediately.
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y A statement of the facts constituting such necessity is
as follows: The City of Palm Springs has recently become
incorporated, and has no ordinance or ordinances upon the fore-
going subjects. An ordinance of the City regulating, providing
for, and declaring the matters and things herein set forth is
essential immediately so that the City may not be without the
protection thereof, nor without enforceable regulations, pro-
visions and declarations to prevent buildings and structures
' which endanger or will endanger the public health and safety
during the time this ordinance otherwise would require before
becoming effective.
Be It Also RESOLVED, that the last section of said proposed ordinance,
nor numbered Section 8, be re-numbered Section 9, and
Be It Further RESOLVED, that it is the intention of the said City Council
by this resolution to restore said proposed ordinance to the form and
substance thereof as the same was upon and at' the time of its intro-
duction.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved,
+t seconded and adopted by the City Council of the Ci v of Palm Springs,
at a meeting thereof held on the T Zi' day of ^1938.
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City BSLer�
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RESOLUTION NO. 31
' Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Cali"ornia,
rescinding Resolution No. 28 of the said City Council altering proposed
Ordinance No- 9, and reinstating in said proposed ordinance the portions
thereof deleted by said Resolution No. 28.
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Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California;
that Resolution No- 28 of the said City Council, adopted at a meeting of
said City Council held May 26, 1938, altering proposed ordinance of said
City, tentatively numbered Ordinance No- 9, and entitled, "An Ordinance
�► creating and establishing fire zones in the City of Palm Springs", be and
the same is hereby rescinded, and
Be It Also RESOLVED, that Section 2 of said proposed ordinance as origin-
ally contained therein at the time of its introduction be and the same is
hereby reinstated and included in said proposed or dinance, a.0 folloviv,
to-wit:
Section 2. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an urgency .meas-
ure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace,
health and safety within the meaning of Section 861 of "An Act to
Provide for the Organization, Incorporation and Government of iuua-
' icipal Corporations", approved March i8th, 1883; Statutes 1883, page
93, as amended, and shall be effective immediately.
A statement of the facts eonstituting such necessity is as
followoz The City of Palm Springs has recently become
incorporated and has no ordinance or ordinances upon the fore-
going subject or establishing or designating fire zones.
This ordinance is related to Ordinance No• 8 of the City of
Palm Springs, being the Palm Springs Building Code, and is
required for the complete administration and enforcement
thereof, as appears by the respective ordinance- An ordi-
nance of the City establishing Fire Zones as herein set
forth is essential immediately so that the City may not be
without the protection thereof nor without enforceable re-
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gula.tions, provisions and declarations to prevent buildings y
and structures which endanger or will endanger the public
health and safety during the time this ordinance otherwise
would require before becoming effective.
Be It Also RESOLVED, that the last section ofsaid proposed ordinance, now
numbered Section 2, be re-numbered Section 3, and
Be It Further RESOLVED, that it is the intention of the said City Council
by this resolution to restore said proposed ordinance to the form and sub- '
stance thereof as the same was upon and at the time of its introduction.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting
thereof held on the�f_n-t'_day of ��1935.
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RESOLUTION NO. 32
RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that the proposed
ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance of the City of Palm Springs, California,
providing for the licensing of wholesale and retail businesses, trades and
occupations", introduced AZay 27, 19352 be and the same is hereby altered in
the following particulars, to-¢:i.t:
1. By striking therefrom "Section N" thereof, and inserting in the '
place of said"Section N" a new sectiono designated and numbered
"Section N" as follows, to-wit:
Section N: Nothing in this ordinance contained shall be construed as impos-
ing a license tax on or otherwise regulating or :restricting, foreign or in-
terstate commerce, and any business or portion thereof Vh1ch is embraced in
the term "interstate commerce" or in the term "foreign commerce" is not made
subject to a license or a license tax by this ordinance, provided, however,
that every* peddler, solicitor or other person claiming to be entitled to ex-
emption from the payment of any license provided for in this ordinance upon the
ground that such license casts a burden upon his right to engage in commerce
with foreign nations or among the several states, or conflicts with the regu-
lations of the United States Congress respecting interstate commerce shall
file a verified statement with the City Clerk, disclosing the interstate or
other character of his business entitling such exemption. Such statement
shall state the name and location of the company or firm for which orders r
are to be solicited or secured, the name of the nearest local or state man-
ager, if any, and his address, the kind of goods, wares or merchandise to be
delivered, the place from which the same are to be shipped or forwarded,
the method of solicitation of taking orders, the location of any warehouse,
factory or plant within the State of California, the method of delivery,
the name and location of the residence of the applicant, and any other facts
necessary to establish such claim of exemption. A copy of the order blank,
contract form or other papers used by such person in taking orders shall be
attached to the affidavit for the information of the City Clerk. If it '
appears that the applicant is entitled to such exemption, the City Clerk
shall forthwith issue a free license.
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2. That "Section 0" thereof be altered to read as folloi-s, to-Wit:
Suction 0: All licenses specified in this ordinance shall be due and payable
in advance in full, oath the exception of those licenses for which a yearly
fee is provided.
Where a yearly license is provided for herein, the licensee shall be
liable for payment of the fee for the full year, but the same may be paid in
two equal parts, one such equal part payable on this ordinance taking effect,
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M and thereafter on July first of each year (or whenever a license shall
first be required), payment of which shall entitle such person to commence,
manage or carry on business until January first next succeeding, and the
balance due January first of each year (or whenever a license shall first
be required), and the license fee when paid in full shall entitle such per-
son to commence, manage or carry on business for the full year.
Any person who shall pay the license fee at the rates fixed herein
for a full fiscal year, cash in advance, within .forty five days after the
' effective date of this or dinance, and thereafter on or before July first
of each year, shall be entitled to a discount of ten percent from the
amount of such license. This provision shall not allow any person to
commence, manage or carry on any business, show exhibition or game in
this ordinance specified without first having procured a license.
3. That sub-sections 65, 66, 677 68, 120, 124 and 125 of "Section P"
of said proposed ordinance be altered to read as follows. to-c:,.t:
65. Hemstitchin. and Plaiting: For every hemstitch ng and plait-
ing place of business, 0,8.00 per year.
66. Horsesho. eing: For every hor-seshoeing shop or place, 512.00
per year.
67. Hotels, Apartments and Roomi Houses: For every person en-
gaged in the business of renting or letting any rooms in any hotel, rooming
house, boarding house, apartment house or lodging house, according to the
number of rooms equipped for sleeping purposes which are for rent or to
be let, as follows:
3 to 8 rooms, $12.00 per year,
8 to 15 rooms, $$24.00 per year,
15 to 25 rooms, $36.00 per year,
25 to 40 rooms, $48.00 per year,
40 to 50 rooms, $60.00 per year,
50 to 75 rooms, $100.00 per year,
Over 75 rooms, $$120.00 per year,
and for all dining rooms or restaurants in conjunction iith any hotel,
apartment or rooming house, $$20.00 per year additional.
68. House Furnishings: (ex elusive of furniture) For every store
where house furnishings, exclusive of furniture, are sold or ket for
sale, $$24.00 per year.
120: Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair: For every repairer of watches,
clocks and jewelry, where no stock of goods of a value in excess of
$$1000.00 is carried or sold by such person at any time during the term
of the license, $$12.00 per year; all other such repairers, $$24.00 per
year.
124: Motor Vehicles: Every person who conducts, manages or carries
on the business of running, driving or operating any automobile truck,
automobile tank wagon, or any other motor vehicle used for the trans-
poration of goods, wares, merchandise, or tangible personal property
for delivery to any place in the City of Palm Springs from a stock or
source of supply outside the City (other than common carriers), not
otherwise provided for or specifically mentioned herein, shall pay an
annual license fee for each such motor vehicle, as follows:
For each such motor vehicle used for the delivery of goods,
wares, merchandise, or tangible personal property, intended for redis-
tribution or resale, and actually redistributed or resold, $24.00 per
year, and for every other such motor vehicle, $$48.00 per year.
125: Miscellaneous Provisions:
(a) For every person who shall open, establish, manage or have
charge of a temporary place of business of any kind in the City of Palm
Springs, not otherv:rise herein provided for, at a fixed place of business,
for the sale of goods, wares or merchandise in said City, $100.00 per year.
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(b) For every ,seller of goods or merchandise on the streets, or stands
not otherwise mentioned in this or dinance, $3.00 per day.
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(c) For every person Eho at a fix ed place of business sells goods,
wares or merchandise, not otherwise specifically mentioned in this ordi-
nance, $24.00 per year.
(d) Every person carrying on or conductin more than one business or
occupation at the same place or stand, upon which a license is in this
ordinance imposed, shall pay a license only for the business or occupation
upon which the highest license is imposed, unless otherwise herein de,sighated.
Every person conducting or carrying on a business at more than one
place, stand, building or lot, shall pay a separate license for each of such
places.
(e) General: For each and every other business, trade or occupation,
carried on at a fixed place of business in said City, not otherwise speci-
fically mentioned or covered in this ordinance, 524.00 per year, where a
stock is carried or sold,and $12.00 per year where labor is the chief ac-
tivity and where no stock of goods is carried or sold.
4. That a new sub-section be added to said"Section P" , to be numbered 76.5
and to read as follows, to-wit:
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76.5. Laundry Vehicles: For every wagon, truck or vehicle gathering,
taking, securing or accumulating articles of clothing, bedding, or any other
fabrics or other articles, within the City of Palm Springs, for the purpose
of taking the same outside the City of Palm Springs to be laundered, washed,
cleaned, dry cleaned, ironed or pressed, a license fee of $48.00 per year.
5 , That a new section be added to said proposed ,oi ordinance to be desig-
nated "Section R", and to read as follows, -wit;
Section R: This or dinance is hereby declared to ba;{, an urgency measure nec-
essary for the immediate preservation of the public, peace, health and safety
Within the meaning of Section 861 of "An Act to Provide for the Organization,
In corporation and Government of Munis end an hall
ippaadepo s effective
n approved
18th, 1883; Statutes 1883, page93, a
immediately.
A statement of the facts constituting-su h necessity is as follows=
The City of Palm Springs has recently be ome incorporated, and has'
no or dinance or ordinances on the foreg ing subjects. An Ordi.-
nonce regulating and providing for the 1 censes, revenues and
other things hereinbefore set forth is e sential immediately so
that the City may not be without such re ulation, 'licensing and •
revenues during the time this ordinance ,therwise would require
before becoming effective.
6. That the section of said proposed ordinance now designated and number-
ed "Section R" be designated and re-numbered "Section S", and as so
designated and re-numbered be not otherwise altered.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded and
adopted by the City Council of the "ity of Pain Springs, at a meeting there-
of held on the=L�2 ?day o£ 1938.
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+► RESOLUTION No. 33
Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that
Frank V. Shannon, on behalf of the City of Palm Springs, be and he is
hereby authorized and directed to request the Board of Supervisors of
the County of Riverside, at their" meeting on June 6, 1938, to extend the
benefits and services of the Riverside County Health Department and the
Riverside County Health Commissioner to the City of Palm Springs, and the
persons residing therein , without charge to the City of Palm Springs,
until such time as the City of Palm Springs has provided and organized
'. its own Health Department.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Council of the CitY-of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on the P r__OL1 day of _1�935.
Cite' Clerk o
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RESOLUTION No. 34
WJHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has heretofore
appointed g Building Inspector of and for the said City, to be in
charge of the Building Department thereof, and
THEREAS, the City Council believes that it is for the best interests
and advantage of the said City, and in its judgment deems it necessary
that the said. City of Palm Springs have an Assis tant building Inspector,
' who also shall be assistant to the head of the Building Department of
said City, with authority and duty to enforce all State statutes and
Municipal ordinances regulating the erection, construction, reconstruction,
enlargement, alteration, repair, moving , removal, demolition, conver-
sion, occipancy, equipment, use, height, area and maintenance of build-
ings or ,structures in the City of Palm Springs, or providing for the
issuance of permits or collection of fees therefor, or providing pen-
alties for the violation thereof, under the supervision of the Build-
ing Inspector and the head of the Building Department of the City, and
UTEREAS, under Section 852 of "An Act to Provide for the Organization,
Incorporation and Government of Municipal Corporations", approved
March 18th, 1883, (Statutes of 1883, page 93, as amended), the City
Council is given poror to appoiny ,:such subord'nate officers as in its
judgment may be deemed necessary, now, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that Gerald K. Sanborn of Palm Springs be and he is
hereby appointed. Assistant Building Inspector, and assistant to the
head of the Building Department of the City of Palm Springs, until
further order of this Council, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the duties of said Assistant Building
Inspector and assistant to the head of the Building Department of said
City of Palm Springs shall be as follovrs: supervising and administer-
ing the provisions of all. State statutes and Municipal ordinances now or
hereafter in effect regulating the erection, construction, reconstruc-
tion,enlargement, alteration, repair, moving, removal, dmolit.i.on, con-
version, occupancy, equipment, use, height, area, and maintenance of
buildings or structures in the City of Palm Springs and issuing permits
and collecting all fees provided therefor, under the supervision of the
Building Inspector and the head of the Building Department of the City,
and for such purposes said Assistant Building Inspector and assistant
li to the head of the Building Department is hereby vested with the power
of a police officer of the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Council of t' City of Palm Springs, at a meeting
thereof held on the _Q g"L° day o _ 1938.
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Ci'by Clerk
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RESOLUTION No. 35 w
WHEREAS, the City of Palm Springs desires by ordinance to establish
within the City of Palm Springs districts and zones within which the
use of property, height of improvements end recui_site open spaces for
light and ventilation of such buildings may be regulated, pursuant to
the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of. the State of California,
authorizing it to do so (Statutes of 1917, page 7.419, as amended), and
WHEOREAS, the City of Palm Springs has not created or appointed a City '
Planning Commission, and
tiIREAS, the City Council heretofore has made a tentative report re-
commending the boundaries of such districts and appropriate regulations
and restrictions to be enforced therein, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has arranged for and held public hearings
thereon in the manner required by lava, and
wHEREAS, there has been filed -oath the City Clerk this day the final
report of the City Council recommending the boundaries of such dis-
tricts and appropriate regulations and restrictions to be enforced there-
in, and the City Council now desires to arrange 'for and hold a public �
hearing upon said final report, and desires to afford persons particularly
interested and the general public, opportunity to be heard, now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Palm Springs shall
hold a public hearing on said final report on June 15th, 19387 at 2:00
o'clock P. M. of said day, at Storeroom 15 of the Palm Springs Plaza,
on the East side of Palm Canyon Drive, between Tahquitz Drive and Arenas
Road, in said City of palm Springs, at which public hearing all persons
interested and the general public will be afforded an opportunity to be
heard regarding said matters.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that no other or further hearing on said final '
report recommending the boundaries of said districts and appropriate
regulations and. restrictions to be enforced therein, is or shall be re-
quired, and that a copy of this resolution -oaith the caption "Notice of
Nearing by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs on a final re-
port recommending the boundaries of districts and appropriate regula-
t4 ons and restrictions to be enforced therein, for the purpose of estab-
lishment within the said city of districts or zones within which the use
of property, height of improvements and requisite open spaces for light
and ventilation of such buildings may be regulated by ordinance", be
published once in The Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circula-
tion, printed, published and circulated in said City of Palm Springs,
in its issue of June llth, 1938.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City o1oi1 of the Ci of Palm Springs, at a meeting
thereof held on the day of X>R._1938.
C`Lj Clerk
RESOLUTION NO. 26
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City pf Palm Springs, by a resolution
adopted at a meeting thereof held May 16, 1938, being Resolution No. 14 •
of said City Council, designated a place as the office of the City Clerk
of said City, and
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VTIEREAS, the premises in the City heretofore leased from Herbert J.
♦ Carpenter for use as City Offices are ready for occupancy, and it is de-
sired to change the place of the office of the City Clerk, and to desig-
nate the place of other offices of the City, as being in said premises;
nor, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, that the office of the City Clerk of the City of Palm
Springs be and the same is hereby changed from its former location to
and is hereby fixed and established in and upon the premises and build-
ing heretofore leased from I'Ar. Herbert J. Carpenter for such purpose,
' being on the West side of Palm Canyon Drive, between Amado and Alejo
Roads, in said City, and situate upon the following described lands,
to-bit:
The East seventy-four (74) feet of the mouth fifty (50)
feet of Lot Six (6) in Block 23 in Palm Springs, as per
map recorded in Book 96, Page 432 of Maps .records of San Diego
County, California, including the building situate thereon.
And BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the offices of the Mayor, City Judge,
Building Inspector and Street Superintendent of the City be also fixed
and established in and upon said premises and within said building.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved., seconded
and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting
thereof held on the 9 _�__day ofgc,,l, 2_ 1938.
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City Clerk �il
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' RESOLUTION I40. 3"1
KIEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs desires to have
posted such ordinances as it has heretofore determined or may hereafter
determine shall be posted, in three public places in said City of Palm
Springs during the time said City has been unincorporated less than one
year, and
V'dHEREAS, by resolution of the City Council adopted at a meeting thereof
held May 11, 1938 being Resolution No. 11 of said City Council, designated
three public places for the posting of such ordinances, until further order
or resolution of the City Council, and
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to change the places of posting such
ordinances, and to fi- the places for posting such ordinances as herein-
i after set forth, now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that the three public places for the posting of such
ordinances of 'the City of Palm Springs as the City Council has hereto-
fore determined shall be posted, and which may not have yet been posted
at the planes designated in said resolution of May 11, 19387 and of such
ordinances as the City Council may hereafter determine shall be posted, be
and they are until order or resolution of the City Council designated as
follows:
' POLICE STATION OP THE PALM SPRINGS POLICE PROTECTION DISTRICT, on the
West side of Palm Canyon Drive between Amado and Alejo Roads, being part of
Lob 6 in Block 23 of Palm Springs as per map recorded. in Book 96, Page 432,
records of San Diego County, California.
CITY OFFICE BUILDING OF 'THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, on the West side of
! Palm Canyon Drive, between Amado and Alejo Roads, in said City, and situate
upon the following described lands, to-wit:
The East seventy-four (74) feet of the South fifty (50) feet of
Lot Si.: (6) in Block 23 in Palm Springs, as per map recorded in
R Book 96 page r 'p g 432 or Maps records of San Diego CoLmty,California.
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JvELU1,-'OOD NURRAY KFMORIIIZ, at the Southeast corner of Palm Canyon
and Tahouitz Drives, being a portion of Block 27 of Palm Springs as
per may recorded in Book 96, Page 432 of Maps, recordeds of San Diego
County, California.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Q2*011 of tk City of Palm Springs, at a meeting
thereof held on the L,� 1 day o£ e 938.
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RESOLUTION NO. 3
N1HEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Riverside at a
regular meeting thereof consented to and granted permission to Dr.
W. A. Jones, Health Officer of. the County of Riverside, to act as •
Health Officer of the city of Palm Springs, vdthout charge or cost to
said City, and
lrvtIEREAS, it is deemed necessary that the city of Palm Springs have the a
services of a Health officer, and that it is desirable that Dr- W. A.
Jones, as the Health Officer of the County of Riverside act as the
Health Officer of the City of Palm Springs,
Nov: Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, that Dr: v. A. Jones, Health Officer
of the County of Riverside, be, and he is hereby, appointed Health
Officer of the city of Palm Springs until such time as the City of ,
Palm Springs may be able to establish its oven Health Department,
the services of the said Dr: W. A. Jones to be without charge or
cost to the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved,
seconded and adopted by the City Ganncil Of he City of Palm Springs,
at a meeting thereof on the_ day day of —��1938.
City erk
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RESOLUTION No. 39
WHEREAS, The Desert Golf Club is of real pride and benefit to the
City of Palm Springs, and is unselfishly operated and maintained by
Mr. Thomas Of Donnell Tithout profit to himself, and
RTIEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs desires to ,
grant a City business license for the year beginning July 11 1938,
to said Desert Golf Course v�ithout payment of any fee, which license
shall be the first City business license issued by the City of Palm
Springs, and
WHEREAS, the City Council is authorized to do so by the provisions of
Subdivision ID' of Section 10" of Ordinance E0. 11 of the City of Palm r
Springs,
Now Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, for ample and sufficient cause appearing •
to the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, the City Clerk shall
be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to forthwith issue to the
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Desert Golf Course, City License No. 1, .for the period July 1, 1938,
to June 30, 1939, inclusive, vdthout payment of any fee.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution vas duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Councilt of the Ci of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on the I S°" day of 1938.
City'-1c.l
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RESOLUTION NO.!0
UIEREAS, the City of Palm Springs has not heretofore contracted for
any insurance of any kind, and the City Council deems it necessary and
advisable to immediately do so, and
PHEREAS, the General Committee of the City Council has recommended to
the Council the adoption of the following resolution,
NOT THEREFORE BE IT FLESOLVBD, that comprehensive municipal liability
insurance covering -the City of Palm Springs, its elective and appointive
officers, the Palm Springs Fire Protection District and its Commissioners,
the Palm Springs Police Protection District and its Commissioners, and
the Palm Springs Sanitary District and its Commissioners, as set forth
in the letter of Kocher-Samson Insurance Service to the City dated June
8, 1938, be placed Ath the Pacific Indemnity Company for a period of
three years, beginning June 8;, 1938, at the rate of :� 660.00 premium
' per year through Kocher-Samson Insurance Service as broker, and that
non ovnlership automobile liability insurance with limits of 1�50,000 -
5}100,000 for bodily injury or death and $5000 for property damage, as
also described in said letter of June 81. 1938, be placed with the Paci--
fir, Indemnity Company for a period of one year beginning June 8, 19382
at the rates of premium for various classes of employees as also set
forth therein, through Kocher-Samson Insurance Service as broker.
The commissions upon said policies shall. be apportioned as follows:
25% override thereof to Kocher-Samson Insurance Service and the remain-
ing 75-be be divided among all. -the insurance brokers and agents in the
City, including said Kocher-Samson Insurance Service, which do business
and :pay taxes in the City of Palm Springs, on the basis and in the pro-
portion of the respective amounts of premiums charged by them for in sup•--
ance exclusive of life insurance during the twelve months period proced-
ing June 1, 1938, as shozn by sworn statements filed with the City Clerk
not later than July 21, 1938.
BE IT .L"URTIIER RESOLVED that said General. Committee of the City Council
take up with the Palm Springs Fire Protection District, Palm Springs
Police Protection District and the Palm Springs Sanitary District the
matter of contribution by each of them to the premium of the said com-
prehensive liability policy.
BE I`1' FURTHER RESOLVED that Workmen's Compensation Insurance of the
City of Palm Springs be forth-virith Placed. with the California State
Compensation rund at the regular rates of said Fund, without any broker,
agent or commission.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that bile City Clerk shall, and he is hereby author-
ized and directed to furnish all necalssa.ry information for said insurance
and insurance policies to the said broker for the same.
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on the day of�W�_ 1938.
ity Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO. 1
VVEEREAS, the State of California, through its Department of Public works,
Division of Highways, has presented a Memorandum of Agreement in accord-
ance with a project statement submitted by the City for expenditure of
the 1/4 cent gas tax for the 1937-39 biennium allocated for State high-
ways in the City of Palm Springs, and
TT3EREAS5 the City Council has heard read said Agreement in full and is
:Familiar with the contents thereof;
THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Pam Springs, '
that said Agreement for expenditure of the IA cent gas tax allocated for
State highways be and the same is hereby approved and the Mayor and City
Clerk are directed to sign the same on behalf of said City.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution isas duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Counci kof the City of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on the Leo _,day of 1938.
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ESOLUTION NO. 42
114HETIEAS, The Nevada-California Electric Corporation, an electrical public
utility corporation, operating and doing business in the City of Palm
Springs, Riverside County, California, has proposed and presented to the
City Council of the City of Palm Springs, a written agreement for electric
service, a copy of which agreement is as followErO to-wit: . '
Application for Electrical Connection and Service
California Division, Palm Springs District, June 16th, 1938.
The undersigned .requests the Nevada-California Electric Corporation,herein-
after called the "Corporation", to make an electrical connection on the
premises East 74 ft of South 50 ft of Lot 6, Blk 23, Palm Springs,
in the County of Riverside , State of California, used as City Hall
and to furnish electric energy and service required by the undersigned
for the following installation until prior notice :is given in writing by
the undersigned to discontinue the same, all in accordance with and sub-
ject to the effective rules and regulations of the corporation, a copy of
which is on file in the corporation's office and available for public
inspection:
Light 5X KUT. Phase single Appro ..Voltage 1.15 Schedule No.L-Cl
as filed with the Railroad Commission of California, such payment shall be
made to the corporation at its office at 3771 Eighth Street, Riverside,
California, or with the corporation's consent and without prejudice to any
rights hereunder, such payment may be made at the corporationts local office
in the district above stated. Minimum or demand charge for power service
payable during the service months of January to December inclusive,
of each service year, This contract shall at a7.1 times be subject to such
changes or modifications by the Railroad Commission of California as said
commission may, from time to time, direct in the: exercies of its jurisdiction.
City of Palm Springs '
]Cts Mayor
-' City Clerk-`-
Palm Springs, California
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R WFJEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has fully considered
said agreement and has determined that the electric energy and service pro-
posed to be sold, furnished and delivered under the said agreement are re-
quired for the purposes of said city and that said agreement should. be
* approved, accepted and executed by and on the part of said City;
NOW THEREFORE, THE CITY COTTNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS HEREBY RESOLVES:
' That said agreement for electric service proposed and presented by The
Nevada-California Electric Corporation be and the same is hereby approved
and accepted, and the Mayor and the Clerk of the City of Palm Springs are
hereby authorized and instructed to execute and attest such agreement for
and on behalf of said City; and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to certify and deliver a true and correct copy of
this Resolution to a representative of The Nevacla-California Electric
Corporation, in accordance idth its request,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Council of the Citz of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on the ZO o-'t clay Of S_1938.
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RESOLUTION NO. A3
BE IT RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby directed to advise
' the Chief of Police of the City of Palm Springs that the City Council of
the City of Palm Springs has and does hereby order. that Ordinance No. 13,
being an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance concerning the maintenance of
Public peace and public safety during labor disputes", be enforced with-
out discrimination,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly- moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Counci of the Oil of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on theday of 1938.
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City Cilerk
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RESOLUTION T40,
V;IiEREAS, Deep Vdell Properties Corporation, a corporation organized and ex-
isting under the lai'm of the State of California., for and in consideration
' of the sum of One Dollar, the receipt whereof is acknowledged, has granted
to the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an easement for public
highway rind public utility purposes over the following described lands =Vt-
uated in the City of Palm Springs, in the County of Riverside, State of
California, to-.lit:
The southerly rectangular forty feet of Lot 37, Section 23,
Tp.4S., R.4T, S.B B.M., Palm Valley Colony Lands, recorded in
Map Book 14, at Page 652, Records of San Diego County,California„
And WT"':RGP„ , it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
to be for the advantage and benefit of said city to accept said grant;
es
Now Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Palm Spr.?.ngs,
California, that the said grant be and the same is hereby accepted..
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Council 0f`� the City of Palm Springs, California. at
a meeting thereof held. on the ��day of�u.�¢�-___1938-
City Clerki the City of Palm Springs.
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RESOLUTIO-11 iTO.�I
i'V_N_EREAS Orville C. .Richardson, an unmarried_ man, for and in consideration
of the. sun of One Dollar, the receipt whereof is acknouwledgsd., has granted
to the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, as_ easement for pu.b- •
lic highway 'nd -public utility purposes over the folloTing described lands
situated in the City of Palm Springs, in the County of Riverside, State of
California, to- %%Tit:
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The westerly -rectangular QO feet of Lot 9, Section 13, Township
/+, south, Range 4, east, S.B.B.PI1., Palm V�illey Colony Lands as
recorded in TJap Book 11,, at Page 652, records of San Diego
County, California.
And 1111LEREAS, it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
to be for the advantage and benefit of said City to accept said grant; '
Novi Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs, that the said grant be and the same is hereby accepted.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution umas duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Coun it of the C y of Palm Springs at a meeting,
their sof held on the =-I— _day of
City Clerk oi' the City of Valm Springs.
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P:ESOLUTION No.. 4.6
LII3ERE1;, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs desires to invite
bids for the collection and removal o£ garbage, waste matter. , trash and
rubbish from within the City of Palm Springs,, all as more fully appears
from the following notice; '
Nov Therefore, BE IT P.ESOLVED that the City of Palm Springs shall call for
bids fo-r collecting and removing garbage, r:acte matter, trash and rubbish
from within the City, and that notice shall be published once a week for
two successive seeks, namely in the issue of July 9th, and Julyl6, 1933,
in The Limelight, a wTeekly newspaper of general circulation,, printed,
published and circulated in said City of Palm Springs, also in the next •
osue of the Southwest Builder and Contractor in which it is possible to
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publish same, inviting bids, in the following form, to-ar t:
"NOTICE I WITIiiG BIDS FOR REMOVING
GARBAGE,
Notice is herety given -that the City of Palm Springs will on
' August S, 1938, at 10:00 o'clock A. t1„ on said day receive
bids covering the collection and removal of all. garbage. waste.
matter, trash and rubbish from all -residences, hotels, apart-
ments and other business places located within said City of
Palm Springs, in the County of Riverside, State of California.
All of said bids shall be sealed and in writing and delivered to
Guy Pinney, City Clerk, of the City of Palm Springs, on or before
the time above specified.
Each bid shall_ state the amount, if any, or the charge, if any,
vhich the bidder ti.211 pay or make each month to the City of Palm
Springs for the exclusive privi.l.ege and right, until August 31,
1941, (subject to cancellation for nonperformance) to collect
• and remove all of said garbage, waste matter; trash and -rubbish
as follows:
(a) Each day from all hotels, partments and business hones,
R as may be designated by the City of Palm Springs.
(b) Three times each week from all residences and other loca-
tions within the said City of Palm Springs.
All garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish shall be transported
to and disposed of on the premises where the Palm Springs Sani-
tary District disposal plant is located, being approximately three
miles East of the intersection of Indian Avenue and Ramon Road, or
' at such other location as may be agreeable to the City of Palm
Snings and the successful - bidder, not nearer than five miles from
the exterior boundaries of said City of Palm Springs.
Successful bidder will be required to inash, scald and clean all
cans of all hotels, apartments and business places which may be
used for the collection and disposal of said garbage, waste matter,
trash and. rubbish, where cans are removed from the premises.
Successful bidder is to make no charge other than -to the City of
Palm Springs, in the event a charge is made.
The successful bidder will be required to -furnish a bond in such
amount and in such form as may be satisfactory to the City of Pain
Springs, not exceeding, however, the nr-ncipal amount of 1.'1,000.00,
conditioned for the faithful performance by the successful bidder
of each and all of the terms of the contract to be entered into
between the City of Palm Springs and the successful bidder imme-
diately upon the awarding of the contract in accordance with this
notice, also public liability insurance in favor of the City and
its officers of M OOO.00 - ?.1'1.00,000.00.
The City of Palm Springs reserves the -right to reject any and all
bids and/or waive any irregularity in an bid.
' CITY. OF PALM 'SPRINGS, a Municipal Corporation,
By Philip, L. Boyd INayor
By Guy Pinney City Clerk".
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved,
seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
at a meeting 'thereof held on the_�X6�, day of, _1938.
City Clerk of uthe City of O'lm Springs.
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CLL,,
RESOLUTION NO. w
RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that the pro-
nosed ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance of the City of Palm Springs re-
ouiring registration in Hotels", introduced Jane 29, 19355 be and the same 0
is hereby altered in the following pa-r ti.cula q to-wit:
By striking :from the second sentence of ,Section 1, of said proposed ordi-
nance the words: "be kept in a conspicuous Mace in said lodging house, '
rooming house;, or hotel, and shall".
By striking from the second sentence of Section 1, of said proposed ordi--
nance the words: "lodgers or guests of said lodging house, rooming house,
or hotel, and the".
By striking from the second sentence of Section 1, of said proposed ordi-
nance the words: "or police detective".
By adding to the second sentence of Section 1, of said proposed ordinance,
at the end of said sentence, the words: "of the City of Palm Springs".
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded and
adopted by the C'�jtk- otmcil of to, City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thorn-
of held on the ( day of , 1938.
t :rl of he of Pair
Ci Springs,
j Cle
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RESOLUTION No. 4&
THEREA,S Smoke Tree properties, Inc. , a corporation organized and existing
under the laws of the State of California, for and in consideration of the
sum of One Dollar, i;he receipt whereof is acknowledged, has granted to the
City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an easement for public
highway and public utility purposes over the following described lands
situated in the City of Palm Springs, in the County of Riverside, State
of California, to-Tit;
The northerly rectangular 40 feet of Lots 5, 6, 7, and S,
Section 25, A. 48. , R. 4E., S. B. B. M. , Palm Valley Colony
Lands as recorded in Map Book 14 at Page 652 thereof, records
of San Diego, Californian
And WHEREAS, it is deemed 6y the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
to be for the advantage and benefit of said City to accept said grant;
Now Therefore BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of t-he City of Palm
Springs, that the said grant be and the same is hereby accepted.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City C{ uncil of the C's,,T of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on the (p day of _ --__, 193%S.
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Cleric
RESOLUTION NO, L9
RESOLVED ?:�v the City Council of 'the City of Palm S?VingS, that Guy Pinney,
the City Cleric, be paid a salary of 1100.00 a month, commencing July 1,1938,
and continuing monthly until :Further order o[' the City Council by
resolution or ordinance.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved,
seconded and adopted by the City Council of q City, of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on th(_� day of
1935. ,
City C erlc �
RESOLUTION NO. 50
RESOLVED that the permission of the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs be and the same is hereby granted to Councilman Frank
V, Shannon to be absent from all meetings of the said City Council
a for the period beginning July 13, 1938, and ending September 7,1938,
S hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved,second.ed
and adopted by the City Co,-ncil of the Ci.t _ o.l- Pa].tn Wings, at a. meet-
ing thereof held on the_ 1 � day of _-- 1930
City Clerk
RT'_)LU ION HO0 'l
Bh; IT 16ESOLV01 by the City Council of the City of Palm ,9nrings>
Calif,rnia., that Ordina.nee No, 11, entitled; "An Ordinance of
the City oZ Palm borings, vegulating the collection and diplosal
of garbage aDd waste matter", introduced at a meeting of said
City Council held 017 6, 1938, be and the same is hereby altored
as follows;
Strike out the whole of Section 13 thereof,
Change the number of Section 19 to Section 18.
Change the number of Section 20 to Section 19a
P hereby certify that the oregain_; resolution on duly moved,
seconded and adopted by the CitV Council of He Cit,;� of Palm
Sori-ngs, at a meeting thereof held. on the v�
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,tKOLUTION NO. 52
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iherear, H. R. Millor, residing in the Cite ov Palm Goringry, .tor
,ilni^11 than six months last onst, faough maintaining Ca ulace of buss--
ners and workshop in Cathedral City, outside the limits of the City-
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of Palm Springs, and no alsce of business within the city limits of the l
City of Palm i`_yrings, did on July 1938, under written platest pay the
sum of 05,00, being the stmi of $50.00 less a discount of 19-00 :rcurssent-
ing ten per cent, thereof, For a license as a. sub-contrector under the
provisions of Sub-,section 28 of Section P, of Ordinance No. 11 (3ur.i- �
ness License 'Cap: Ordinance) ; and
Whereas, the said protest has been duly considered;
Now Therefore BE IT RESOLVED, That under the Provisions. of Paragra»h (b)
of Section J of said Ordinance the said protest be allowed, and that the
said R. R, Miller be re,ui red to pay nnlY the sum Of 1112.00, lees a
discount or ten ner cent., for a license to 'transact business as a sub-
contractor in the City, of PalmSprings; and
Be it Further RESOLVED, That the City Clerk and the P,4ayor be txi`thoriznd
and instructed to draw a warrant uaon the City Treacure- in favor of
the said R. R, hiller, for the sum of 1341 20 for a refund to the said
R. R. Biller of the difference be tr een the tax herebt' i'i_ed ajnd the
sum heretofore paid by the said R. A. Miller as aforesaid,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly Moved,, seconded
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and adopted. by the Ci- y Coupcil of the City of Palm Spriggs, at a Meet-
ing held on the _=—day of -0 1.938.
Ity Clerk
RESOLUTION N0 "3
WAMRDKS, the storm mater channel rnown €.s Tachavah task oviginates
in the llnst half of Section 10, TA, RQ, S.U.B.M. , Lich in a part
of the Qua Caliente Indian reservation, no tilo �s across the City
of Palm Sorings, and through the most valuable Part of said reser-
vation, and
WHEREAS, during the heavy rains of 1927, 1937 and 1938, flood ;restore
.from said channel have caused heavy and increasing damage to prO -
erty, including the Palm Springs Crrammner School -nj iworoveA Adian
land in the North test quarter of Section 14 of skid roserrvation, �
and
WHE'REIS, the storm of March 1938, broke through e.ai.stin; embank-
Monts and a large section Of the hiwhest, valued Indian properties are V
now exposed to serious flood damage, and
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1CHERE/1S, the proper officials s of thetheState of Ce1i:'ornia have been
Petitioned to repair and reinforce the said storm ,rater channel ;md
have indicated their ;Alain„ncse to allocate fund; for such, OW30ae
Put are net authorized by lay to construct the new work necessary
to protect the Indian lands and carry the water past the area,
threatened. by future floods, and '
THPl1 NAU property OvnPrs in the highly developed. Morita Vista tract
�r.7.n��S h
i.i1 Palm Sp
rings have spent thousands of dollars to protect their im-
movements and at no time has the United Stares or the Indian ;ervice
unuertaken their resnrnhsibilii;v of controlling these asters which
originate on their lands and threaten further improvements and
permanent values, and
THEREAS, the Citf of Palm ,Springs in in its first year K :i.ncorpera--
tion and has no funds available for flood control crock, and
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THERLlIS, a real emergency exist; because of the damaged condition
of former inaderuate flood control measures,
BE IT IDsREL'Y RESOLVED, that the City Council oP the City of Palm
Springs, California., a peals to the united States to a;apropriate
funds for the construction of adecuate flood control iuga_�ovement
,:rhicb con be completed in time to avoid extensive property damage
rh'i.ch may occur idthin the nextfive months,
BF TT AI„I0 eEt,nLVIBD that nlens dra7:n by the Cit,:> Engineer of
Palm Springs pith his recnomendation Or the control of this
water cour,e, be forwarded frith this resolution to Con_-ressman
Harpy R. ShooDard,
BY IT FURTHER MOL,VED that the said Iron, Harry R. Sheopard be
reouested to present this matter to the proper officials of the
Un5 fed States; and be ringed to use his, very best efforts to
obtain an anpropriation of fund„ for financing such work as soon
as possible,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution :-;-as duly moved,
seconded and adopted ny the City Council of the City- of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the � day of CLA�ti,,6
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RESOLUTIOPT NO. 54
1HERELS, at its meeting on July 6, 1938, the City Council of
the City of Palm Springs passed a resolution calling for bids
for the collection and removal of all garbage, waste matter, trash
and rubbish from all residences, hotels, apartments and business
places loept-ed within said City, and
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;JHERL S, the City Council thereafter caused to be published.
and inserted once a week for two successive weeks, namely in the
issues of July 9, 1938, and July 16, 1958, in The Limelight, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and
circulated in the City of Palm Springs, a notice which set forth
all the terms and conditions of the said resolution of July 6, 1938,
calling for bids for said collewti.on and removal of all garbage,
waste matter, trash and rubbish from all residences, hotels, apart-
ments and business places located within said City, distinctly
and specifically stating the things contemplated to be done,
which notice was in words and figures as follows, to-grit:
' "NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR. R111oVING GtdoaGL
Notice is hereby given that the City of Palm Springs
Will on August 8, 1938, at 10:00 otclock A.H. on said day
receive bids covering the collection and removal of all
garbage, was-be matter, trash and rubbish from all residences,
• hotels, apartments and other business places located within
said City of Palm Springs, in the County of Riverside, State
of California.
All of said bids shall be sealed and in writing and
delivered to Guy Pinney, City Cleric of the City of Palm
Springs, on or before the time above specified.
Each bid shall state the amount, if any, or the charge,
if any, which the bidder will pay or make each month to' the
City of Palm Springs for the exclusive privilege and right,
until August 31, 1941, (subject to cancellation for non-
performance) , to collect and remove all of said garbage,
waste matter, trash and rubbish as follows:
(a) Each day from all hotels, apartments and business '
houses, as may be designated by the City of Pain Springs.
(b) Three times each week from All residencos and other
locations within the said City of Palm Springs. All garbage,
waste matter, trash . nd rubbish shall be transported to and
disposed of on the premises where the Palm Springs Sanitary
District disposal plant is located, being approximately three
miles East of the intersection of Indian Avenue and Ramon Road,
or at such other location as may be agreeable to the City of
Palm Springs and the successful bidder, not nearer than five
miles from the exterior boundaries of said City of Palm Springs.
Successful bidder will be required to wash;, scald and
clean all cans of all hotels, apartments and business places
which may be used for the collection and disposal of said
garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish, where cans are
removed from the premises.
Successful bidder is to make no charge ether than to
the City of Palm Springs, in the event a charge is made.
The successful bidder will be required to furnish a
bond in such amount and in such form as may be satisfactory
to the City of Palm Springs not exceeding, hOweVer, the '
principal amount of el,000.00, conditioned for the faith-
ful performance by the successful bidder of each and all of
the terms of the contract to be entered into between the
City of Palm Springs and the successful bidder immediately
upon the awarding of the contract in accordance with this
notice, also public liability insurance in favor of the
City and its officers with limits of 150,000.00- )p100,000.00.
The City of Palm Springs reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and/or waive any irregularity in any bid.
CITY Or PAIR[ SPRINGS,
A Municipal Corporation,
BY PHILIP L. BOY), Mayor,
BY GUY PINNE'Y, City Clerk"
3'HEREAS, several bids were received in accordance therewith,
and were duly read, examined and considered by the Council, the
Council hereby determines the bid of Barry N. Williams, Tr., to
be the lowest and best responsible bid for said services, and
14HER11 S, pursuant to said bid of Harry N. Williams, Fr. , '
a form of agreement between the City of Palm Springs and said harry
N. Uilliams, Tr. , has been drawn, including all the terms of said
bid, which form of agreement has been executed by said Hurry N.
Williams, Jr. , and proposed to the City of Palm Springs, in form
as per the attached copy 'thereof, market Exhibit A, and
iZiEREAS, it is essential that the City of Palm Springs
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drrange and contract for said services without delay, and the terms
of said agreement and the said bid. of Harry N. 7dilliarns, Jr., as
y included therein are reasonable and fair in the judgment of the
City Council, and
JHIHtEAS, the indebtedness or liability of the City of
Palm Springs upon said agreement will not exceed in any year the
' income and revenue provided for such year, and
'w1HEREA3, it is to the best interest and advantage of the
City of Palm Springs that said agreement be executed and accepted
according to its terms,
N04V THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVj,2) that Harry N. Williams, Jr. ,
is the lowest and best responsible bidder, and that said agreemont
as per attached copy, and the said bid of Harry N. 1.7illiams, Jr. ,
as embodied therein, be and the same are hareb,"T accented, and that
the Mayor .and the City Clerk of 'the City of Palm Springs be and
they are hereby authorized and directed to execute for and on be-
half of +nd in the name of the City of Yalm Springs, the said
M agreement in form ,ns per attached. ropy thereof, and to affix there-
to the se=.1 of the City of Palm Springs, upon the City Attorney
cmcroving the same as to form.
BE IT FURTII`SR RESOLVED that =i11 payments upon and on
account of s- id our emrnt be m de from the Garbage =,nrd Rubbish
Collection Fund of the City of Pr;lm Springs until 'Ct,rthur or other
order of this Council, ^nd !;hat the executed copy of said agree-
ment be filed with'the City Clerk and numbered Contract He.
of City Contracts.
' EXHIBIT "A"
A G R E E M E N T
THIS [iGRI1L79ENT made and entered into at the City of Palm
Springs, in the County of Riverside, State of California, this 31st
day of August, 1938, by and between the CITY OF PAUM SPRINGS, a
municipal corporation :authorized and existing under and by virtue of
the laws of the State of California, hereinafter referred to as
First Party and IIARRY N. ;JILLLrIYL), YR. , hereinafter referred to
as Second Party,
w `ddITNESS ±+ TH :
'd7iERE16, First Party is desirous of contracting for the
removal and disposal of all garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish
from the City of Palm Spring,3 during the term of this Agreement end
has heretofore called for written bids for such collection and dis-
posal in. s .id City, and Second Party, a res>onsible person, having
submitted the lowest -md best bid and having agreed to enter into
and execute this Agreement in pursuance thereof, and the said City
of Palm Springs having accepted s=id bid as embodied in this Agree-
ment, �,nd h=wing authorized its Mayor and City Clerk to execute this
Agreement on its behalf,
IdOV! THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and of
the mutual covenants and agreements herein contained, it is agreed
by and between the parties, as follows to-wit:
1. The term of this contract shall be from September 1,
1938, to August 31, 1941, both dates inclusive.
2. During said period, Second Party shall collect and re-
move or cause to be collected .and removed from all residences, business
places, or other places : here garbap;e, waste matter, trash or rubbish
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Are created or accumulated ,vithin the Oity of Palm Springs, whether,
now existing or hereafter created during said term, including those
upon Indian Lands and lands belonging to the United States, (ex-
cepting such of said residences and places as may be designated
from time to time by First Party) , all garbage, waste matter, trash
and rubbish, accumulating thereon and segregated or placed in
containers for removal and will also collect and remove all dead ani-
mals within the City, whether on private or public property, includ-
ing streets, side walks and ways, using for said purposes motor ve-
hicles in good condition, and reliable workmanlike employees.
5. For the purpose of this agreement:
"Garbage includes and means kitchen and table refuse,
leavings and household waste that shall have been prepared Cor or
intended to be used as food, also offal, swill, and also every accu-
mulation of animal, vegetable and other matter that attends the prep-
aration, consumption, decay or dealing in or storage of food, meats,
fish, fowls, birds, fruits and vegetables, including market refuse.
"Market Refuse" includes and means decayed and unsound
meat, fish, fruit and vegetables from meat, fish, fruit or vegetable
markets, and _animal ^nd veget^ble refuse from such markets.
"Waste Matter" includes and means crockery, bottles, tin
cans, or parts thereof, ashes, glass, trimmings foom trees, lawns and
plants, wood n-nd metal scraps and junk, r gs, paper, paper wooden or �
cardboard bores, and all other rubbish, refuse and discarded materials.
4. Second party shall furnish all supplies, equipment, mater-
ials and labor wuich may be required for the performance of this contract.
5. Collections of garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish
shall be made each day regularly, including Sundays and holidays, from '
all hotels, apartments, markets and business houses within the City of
Palm Springs and three times each week from all residences and other
locations within said City. Said collections made three times weekly
shall be on scheduled days and said schedules shall be approved by first
Party. First Party by resolution of its City Council shall from time to
time designate the number and location of said hotels, apartments, markets
and business houses requiring daily collections.
6. First Party may regulate the manner and times of collect-
ion and disposal of said garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish contain-
ers therefor, and places on premises to be picked up, and may also by
ordinance regulate the type, maintenance and sanitation of the equipment r
used by Second Party.
V. its a condition to the execution of this contract and to its
continuance, Second Party shall furnish First Party and keep in force a
faithful performance bond conditioned on his compliance with this agree-
ment, in the principal amount of .11000.00, with reliable sureties satisfact-
ory to First Party, and shall procure and keep in "once a policy of property
damage and public liability insurance in a reliable :insurance company or enm-
panies approved by First Party with the following limits: Q5000.00 property
damage, and 050,000.00-.;100,000.00 public liability, which shall inure to :and
protect the City Of Palm Springs, the Palm Springs Sanitary District, and the
officers, agents nd emplcyeos of said City and District. Second party shall
also procure End carry .,iorkments Compensation Insurance with a rolir_able ,
insurance company satisP ctory to First Party. The said faithful performance
bond snd the originals of said insurance ao.licies or copies thereof certified
by the insurer together with receipts shoring premiums to be paid at all times,
shall be delivered to and retained during Qe continuance of this agreement
by First Party.
O. Neither First Party nor the Palm Springs Sanitary District, nor
any of their officers, members, employees, agents or representatives shall be
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liable for any ace iden Ls,rinmages or neglect of any nature arising
from the collection or disposal of garbage, waste matter, trash
and rubbish by Second Party.
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9. Second Party shall wash, scald and clean with live
stennt all cans, or contain..rs of all persons and places from ,which
garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish is collected pursuant to
the terms hereof in all instances where said cans or containers are
removed from the premises bj Second Party. The said washing, scald-
ing and cleaning shall be subject to the approval of the First Party.
Whenever there shall be any emergency, such as the appearance
of an epidemic or communicable diseases of men or animals, First Party
may require all garbage and market 2efuse collected by Second Party, to
be treated in a manner satisfactory to the City of Palm Springs and to
its Health Department.
11. Second Party shall keep all trucks, tanks, containers
and equipment used in the collection of said garbage and waste matter
in a clean and sanitary condition and also all places where garbage
or waste matter are disposed of, and shall maintain said trucks, tanks,
contain s and equipment and places in such manner as the same shall
not become a private or public nuisance. Second Party shall remove
and dispose of all garbage and waste matter collected in the City of
Palm Springs in such manner as not to be filthy or offensive to any
r person, place, building;, premises or highway within or without the
City of Palm Springs and shall burn all combustible matter and keep
any and all, dump grounds or places of disposal in a neat and orderly
condition, such as meets with the approval of the City engineer or
Palm Springs.
12. Second Party shall cause to be replaced in any receptacle,
' tank or wagon box, any garbage or waste matter that shall have fallen
therefrom upon any street or premises and shall not convey any market
.refuse or garbage upon or along any street, except in water tight
receptacles, tanks or wagon boxes which when containing market refuse
or garbage shall be securely and tightly covered in a manner so as
to prevent the contents thereof or any odor escaping therefrom. Every
such receptacle, tank or wagon box shall be thoroughly cleaned daily
and the same shall be disinfected at least twice a week.
13. All garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish shall be
transported to and disposed of on the premises of the Palm5prings
Sanitary District Disposal Plant, ?.which is approximately three miles
` east of the intersection of Indian Avenue and Ramon Road, or at such
other location as may be agreeable to First Party, but which shall
be not nearer than five miles from any exterior boundary of the said
City of Palm Springs. Second Pasty may remove and dispose of for
his own account such portions of said garbage and waste material as
shall be intentionally discarded, but shall not be entitled to .any
articles or things inadvertently pInced in said garbag'o or wa.sL-e
muter or which ire not intended to be discarded b7 the owners there-
of. Same shall be -returned to the owners.
14. Second Party shall, at all times during the continuance
of this contract keep a man at and residing upon the premises of the
Palm Springs Sanitary District referred to where _:arbaee and waste
' matter are disposed of pursuant to this Agreement ,And shall keep
said premises in a neat and orderly condition, and regulate disposal
of garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish in an orderly and proper
manner.
15. No part of said garbage, market refuse or waste matter
of any Lind shall be fed to any animal or poultry within the City of
Palm Springs or within five miles from the nearest exterior boundary
thereof.
16. Second Party shall remove or cause to be removed at
* any hour of the day or night, any dead animals from within the City
upon request of any officer, agent or employee of the City of Palm Springs
brlaid •banit-:ry District acting in his official capacity.
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17. Second 'Party shall abide by a.1l regulations, statut0s 41
and ordinances of the State of California, City of Palm Springs and
the Palm Springs Sanitary District, now or hereafter in effect.
18. In the eveut that Second Party shall at any time male so
default in the observance or performance of any of the covenants,
conditions or provisions of this Agreement and such default contunue-
for fifteen (15) days after zraritten notice thereof' from First Party
and delivered to Second Party personally or mailed to him at Palm ,
Springs, California, by registered mail, deposited, in the United States
Post Office; at Palip3'prings, California, then at the option of First
Party all of the .rights and -privileges of Second Party hereunder
shall iminedia tely ce=se rnd terminate. Failure -to five notice of
any such default shall not be deemed to be , waiver of my other
defr:ult ,+ihethar of like nature or not.
19• In consideration of the foregoing; C�greemenL :and ner-
forrunce thereof by ,second Party, there shall be paid to him during
the term of this !Agreement, and upon his fulfillment Lhereof daring
the preceeding ce.lendar month, provided lie is not in default at time
of any such payment, the follo„wing sums at the tines stated:
The first days of October. , 1938, 1939, 1940 732.59 •
November, 1938, 1939, 1940 1085.80
December, 1938„ 1939, 1940 1085.60
Sanuary, 1939, 1940, 1941 1085.80
February, 1939, 1940, 1941 1085.80
lurch, 1939, 1940, 1941 1085.80
April, 1939, 1940, 1.941 1085.80
May, 1939, 1940, 1941 1o85.80
June, 1939, 1940, 1941 732a59
July, 1939, 1940, 1941 270.00
August, 1939, 1940, 1941 270.00
September, 1939, 1940, 1941 270.00 '
20. It is understood that Second Party is an independent
contractor and not an agent, servant or employee of the City of Palm
Springs.
IN l'dITNLSS VJHLRL'OF, First Party has caused its coroor,ate
name and seal to be affixed by its officers duly authorized, and Second
Party has subscribed his name on and of the d;iy and year first above written.
CITY OF PALEQ SRUNGS, a municipal corporation, �
BY �_ •
BY
�- Furst Party --
Approved as to form:
�— _— Second Party '-----_.,________.-_--- '
City ,Attorney
August 30, 1938
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I .hereby certify that *be foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded and •
adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof
held on the J� day of GC �N�r7 938.
City Cler' of the City of tjalm Springs.
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L.SOLUTI:ON NO. 55
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NIHEREAB, the City of Palm Springs has heretofore created and
established a City Planning Commission by its Ordinance No. 14, with
the membership, authority, functions, powers and duties as provided
by an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, adopted
Tane 17, 1929, Statutes of 1929, page 1805, as amended, known as
' the 'Planning Act, ' and
WILIREAS, the Mayor of the City of Palm Springs, Honorable
Philip L. Boyd, has this day appointed the following named sin
persons none of „ahorn are officials of the City of Palm Springs,
as members of said City Planning Commission for the terms set
after their respective names, to be effective on approval, all as
more fully appears by written communication from said Mayor to the
City Council received this day and appended hereto. Said persons
and terms are as :follolnrs,
TORN PORTER MUE Four years.
GEORGE B. ROBERSON Three years.
14ILLULM E. REIS, TR. Two years.
H.LMRY HOhGIIAND Two years.
SNO. R.E. CIL T +EY One year.
RICHARD F. OUTCIIULT One year.
N011 THEREFORE B3 IT RESOLVED, that said appointments and each
of them, and for the respective terms stated, of said persons to the
City Planning Commission of the City of Palm. Springs, be and they are
hereby approved, ratified and confirmed, effective immediately.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly moved, seconded
and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meet-
ing thereof held on the -� da}* of �` 1938.
---oOe--P- City Clerk of Palm Sprin.%'s, Calif.
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RESOLUTION NO. 56
• WH..ER �.S Palm Springs Realty Company, a California Corporation, has
granted to the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an easement
for public highway and public utility purposes over the following described
lands situated in the City of Palm. Springs, in the County of Riverside,
State of California, to-wit:
The northerly rectangular thirty (30) feet of
Lots One (1)' to eight (8) , inclusive, in Section
13, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, SBBId; Palm
' Valley Colony Lands as recorded in Book 14 at
Page 652 of Official Maps of San Diego County,
State of California.
An 'ZI 'REAS, it is deemed by the City Council. of the City of PaLu Springs
to be for the advantage and benefit of said City -to accept said grant;
• Now therefore BE 1T liSOLVED h,r the City Council of the City of Palm S_orings,
that the s-,id grant be : nd the some is hereby accented.
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I hereby certify th _t the foregoing: is a true copy of a resolution duly �
moved, seconded -nd adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 14th rbly of September, 1938.
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City Claret of Palm Springs Calif.
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RESOLUTION NO. 57
Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that
the o:rdinence entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Palm Springs
relating to the collection and disposal of garbage, rubbish ind waste
matter in the City and collection of charges therefor," introduced at
a meeting of said City Council held AuFust 30, 1932, , be altered by
substituting therefor the redraft thereof in words and figures, hereto
attached, and made a part hereof; and that as so altered said ordinance •
be abd the ,same is hereby re-introd°aced for further consideration of said
City Council,,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 14th day of September, 1938.
City Cleric of Palra Sprin_,, Cali£.
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R.630LUTION NO. 58
-ifflERDUS, the City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs has herr;tofore, on
the 21st day of July 1938, issued to The Village: Pharmacy, Ltd. , a core- 0
oration, a city business license under the provisions of Ordinance No. 11
of the City of Palm Springs for the conduct of a. Drug Store at the North-
west corner of Palen Canyon Drive and Andreas Road in the City of Palm
Springs for the period July 1, 1938, to June 30, 1939, inclusive, which
license is numbered 110, and there has been 'received a request from The
Village Pharmacy, Ltd. and Joseph Miller that said license be transferred
to Joseph Miller for the conduct of the same business upon the same pre--
raises for which said license originally was issued, for the remainder of
the term thereof,
NOW Tf jlli],`nORE BE IT ur aOLVED that the City Clark and Police Department of
the City of Palm Springs be and they are hereby directed to transfer
said license to Joseph Hiller in accordance with the provisions of said '
Ordinance No. 11, upon said Joseph Miller makin,: payment to the City
Clerk of the difference between the amount paid for, said license at the
time of its issuance and the amount required for issuance of a similar
license at this time, and upon compliance by said Joseph Miller faith all
the requirements of said ordinance, *including making application as
provided in Section E thereof.
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I hereby certify 'thsjt the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs at a. meeting thereof held on the 14th day of September, 1938.
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City Cleric of Palm Springs,�California
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RLSO.LU'TION 140. 59
6'1H&s EA.S, the City' Council of the City of PaIrr4 Springs believes that
it is to the best interests and advantage of the said City, and in its
judgment deems it necessary that said City have a Deputy City Attorney,
whose powers and duties shall be those set forth in the statutes of the
State of California and the ordinances and resolutions of the City of
Palm Springs, or by proper authority imposed upon him, including the
r performance of such legal services as the City Council Inay require
from time to time, and
JHEREAS under Section 852 of "An Act to Provide for the Organization,
Incorporation and Government of Municipal Corporations," approved
March 18th, 1883, (Statutes 1083, page 93, as amended) , the City
Council is given the Dower to eppoi.nt such subordinate officers as
in its ,judgment may be deemed necessary,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that 1,7a.rren B. Pinney be and he is hereby
appointed as Deputy City Attorney of the, City of Palm Springs, without
' compensation and without bond, and to hold office during the pleasure
of the City Council.
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1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs at a meeting thereof held on. the loth day of September, 1938.
City ClOrk o Palm Springs, Calif.
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RESOLUTIOil NO. 60
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs believes that
it is to the best interests and advantage of the said City, and in
' its judgment deems it necessary that said City have a Deputy Civil
ung,ineer and Surveyor, whose powers and duties shall be those of a
Deputy to the Chief Civil itzerinacr and Su__YTeyor of the City, and as
provided and set forth in the statutes of the State of California
and Lhe ordinances and resolutions of the City of Palm Sn_rings,or
by proper authority imposed upon him, and
WHEREAS, inder .Section 852 of "An Act 'to Provide for the Or.[anization,
Incorporation and Government of Idlunicipal Corporations," approved
M,irch loth, 1883 (Statutes 1883, page 93, as amended) , the City Council
is Given the power to appoint such subordinate officers as in its
judgment may be deemed necessary,
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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Karl B. Tunnpe be and he is hereby y
appointed as Deputy Civil .engineer and Surveyor of the City of Palm
Springs, without compensation and without bond„ and to hold office dur-
ing the pleasure of the City Council.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
at a meeting thereof held on the 1.4th day of September, 1933. '
City Clerk of Palm Springs, (Calif.
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RESOLUTION NO. 61
KHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has heretofore by
Ordinance No. 14 of said City created the City Planning Commission of the
City of Palm Springs, in accordance with an Act of the Legislature of the
State of California, adopted June 17, 1929 (Statutes 1929, page 1805) as
amended, known as "The Planning Act", and
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1HEP.EALS the Chief Executive Officer of the City of Palm Springs, namely
the Mayor, has appointed six members of said City Planning Commission
of the City of Palm Springs who are not officials of the City of Palm
Springs, with the approval and ratification of the legislative body of
the City of Palm Springs, namely the City Council, and
WHEREAS, by the provisions of said Planning Act, the Chief Engineer or ,
Surveyor of the City of Palm Springs or his designated deputy shall be a
member of said City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs ex
officio, and the legislative body of said City, namely the City Council
is authorized and required to select two other officials, one of whom
may be a member of said City Council, which officials or their designated
deputy shall be members of said City Planning Comtiissi.on of the City of
Palm Springs ex officio, with terms corresponding to their respective off-
icial tenures.
FTHERE/lS, T. F. Davidson, the Civil Engineer and Chief Engineer and Surveyor
of the City of Palm Springs has designated Karl B. Kumpe, Deputy Cavil Eng-
ineer and Surveyor of the City of Palm Springs as a member of said City •
Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs ex officio, which written
designation is :attached and made a part of this resolution,
1JEREAS, the City Council desires to appoint Alvah F. Hicks, a Councilman
of the City of Palm Springs,, as a member of said City Planning Commission
of the City of Palm Springs, and also to appoint the City Attorney of Palm
Springs or his designated deputy as a member of said Planning Commission, and
WHEREAS, Roy W. Colegate, City Attorney of the City of Palm Snrinrs has
designated ;%rren B. Pinney, Deputy City Attorney of the City of Palm Springs
as a member of said City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs ex
officio, in the event the City Council desires to select the City Attorney
or his designated deputy as a member of said City Planning Commission of the '
City of Palm Springs, which written designation is also attached and made
a part of this resolution.
NOW THEREFORE' BE IT RESOLVES, that the following three officials of the City
of Palm Springs, and each of than, be and they are hereby selected and
appointed as members of the City Planning Commission of the "Jity of
Palm Springs, with terms corresponding to their respective official tenures: me
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Karl B. Y=umpe, Deputy Civil Angineer and
• Surveyor of the City of Palm Springs
Warren B. Pinney, Deputy City Attorney of
the City of Palm .-Springs
a_
Alvah F. Hicks, Councilman of the City
of Palm Sprinrns,
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' I hereby certify that the foreFoi.ng is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved., seconded nod adopted by the City Coamcil of the City of Pala Springs
at a meeting thereof held on the 14th day of September, 1.938.
City Clerk of Palm Springs, flif.
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RLSOLU`0I0I4 id0, 62
Paln Springs Field Club, a corporation organized and exist-
ing under the laws of the State of California, has granted to the
City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an easement for
public highway and public utility purposes over the following
described, lands situated in the City of Palm Springs, in the
County of Riverside, ;hate of California, to- sit:
The northerly rectangular 40 feet of Lots 5, 6, / and
d, Section 25, Tp. &, , R.4;. , S.B.B.M. , Palm Valley
Colony Lands as recorded in May Book 14 at page 652
thereof, records of San Diego County, California,
And, :'1HERPyvS, it is deemed by the City Council or the City of
Palm Springs to be for the advantage and benofit of said City
to accept said grant;
Now Therefore BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs, that the said grant be and the same is hereby ac-
cepted.
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I hereby certify that the forogoi.ngis a true cony of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Palm ,Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 21st day of
• deptember, 1938.
City Clerk 0f Palm Springs, Calif.
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RESOLUTION NO. 62
',J—HER AS, Palm .Springs Field Club, a corporation organi%ed and exist-
ing under the laws of the State of California, has granted to the
City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an easement for public
•' highway and Public utility purposes over the following described lands
situated in the City of Palm Springs, in the County of Riverside,
State of California, to-wit:
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The Westerly rectangular 40 feet of Lot 2%
Section 13, Tp. 45. 9 R.4E. , S.B.B.M. , Palm Volley Colony y
Lands as recorded in Map Boot. 14, at page 652 thereof,
records of San Diego County, California.
.-Lad ','1FFT!s11S, it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm
a
Springs to be for the advantage and benefit A said City to accept
said grant;
Now Therefore BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council 6f the City of Palm
Springs, that the said grant be and the same is hereby accepted. '
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is u. true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a mectin€' thereof held on the 21st day of `ieptember,
1938.
City Clerk of 31m4S,, ings, Calf.
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REsoLuTioii rao. 63
6I3 PLi ,Pa1m Springs Field Club, a corporation organized and exist-, •
ing under the laws of the State of California, has granted to the
City of Palm Springs; a municipal corporation, an easement, for
public highway and public utility purposes over the following; des-
cribed lands situated in the City of Palm Spring., in. the County
of Riverside, State of California, to-wit:
The easterly rectangular 30 feet of Lot 26, Section 13, '
Tp. 45. , RA. , S.B.B.M. , Palm Valley Colony lands as
recorded in Map Book 14, at page 652 thereof, records
of San Diego County, California.
And, ,dNIRZAS, it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm
springs to be for the advantage ant benefit of said City to accept
said grant;
Now Therefore BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs, that the said grant be and the same is hereby accepted.
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1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 21st day of •
September, 1938.
Springs, I
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RESOLUTION N'O. 64
Y;1LL,R AS, Fred G. Ingram is the duly appointed, qualified and acting
Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, and in the opinion of the City
Council, has been and is now well and ably performing the duties of
said offica, ind should be paid the sum of 050.00 per month for his
services as such Treasurer, commencing October 1, 1938;
•
No Therefore BE IT RESOLVD that said Fred G. Ingram be paid the
sum of 050.00 per month for his services as Treasurer of the City of
Palm Springs, commencing October 1, 1938, and continuing until further
order of this Council, same to be paid from the General Fund of the
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City of Palm springs.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a
resolution duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Coun-
cil of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting; thereof held
on the 21st day of September, 1938.
•,.sue-�I.,.� tl c �w�a�2 �__.,..T
' City Clerk oY Palm sprinF;s, alif.
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REASOLUTIODT TQO. 65
II I2 FS, Charles J. Burket is the duly appointed, qualified
and acting Building Inspector oP the City of Palm Springs,
-nd in the opinion of the City Council, has been and is well
and ably performing the duties of said office, and
SIfiL'REAS, said Building Inspector has been and is receiving
�t a compensation of Q1.00 per month, and in the opinion of the
City Council, his said sarvi.oes are of a reasonable value of
not less than 1100.00 per month.
Now Therefore BE ILL' R 30 VED that said Charles J. Burket be
poid the sum of 9?100.00 per month for his services as Build-
ing Inspector of the City of Palm Springs, commencing
October 1, 1938, and continuing until further order of this
Council, same to be payable from the General Fund o7: the
City of Palm Springs.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a
resolution duly moved: seconded and adopted by the City
Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting; thereof
held on the 21st day of September,, 1938.
City Clerk ofWalni Springs, 1,117
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RESOLUTION NO.66
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'.EEREaS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, deems
it desirable and necessary that portions of Palm Canyon Drive,
in said City, be swept and cleaned oftener than is done by the
Division of State FTighivays, to-wit, that the portion of said
Street extending from i ud.o Road to Arenas Road be swept and
cleaned along; the curb daily except Friday, and the portion.
of ,aid street from Ramon Road to Arenas Road and from Amado
' Road to Alejo Road be swept and cleaned alonF; the curb on
each TJ[onday, and
, i 'P&6, in order to accomplish such work, it is necessary
to employ a person regularly from month to month;
Now therefore A IT REJOLVED tliat the Superintendent of Streets
• of the City of Palm Springs,lith the advice and subject to the
approval of the Street Committee of the City Council of said
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City, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to amply a suit- y
able person to do said work for the period beginning October 1,
1938, and continuing not exceeding seven months, at a salary of
100,00 a month, payable monthly, provided that such employment and
such work shall at all times be subject to the order and direction �
of the City Council of said City and to discontinuance of said City
council.
Provided further that the Street Superintendent shall notify the
City Clerk of such appointment accompanied by the a)nroval of the '
Chairman of the Street Committee of said City Council.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a reso-
lution duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 28th day of
September, 1938.
City Clerk oP Palm Springy Calif.
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RESOLUTION NO. 67 r
A RT'SOLDTIOZ OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CI'T ' OF PIU11 :SPRINGS PRCVIDING FOR
TEE HOLDITJG OF A SP OIJ1L I'IUl-UCIPAL
ELECTION IN Si-ills CITY Oi'l TEE l5th
DAY of NOV.LammR, 1938.
dUREAS, George Uelwood. Murray and Iakay Ditto Murray, his wife, have ,
offered to grant to the City of Palm springs, its successors and
assigns forever, a parcel of land eighty feet square, at the South-
east corner of Palm Canyon. Drive and. Ta.huuitz Road, in the City of
Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, which parcel
is described as:
All that portion of a certain unnumbered, Block designated as
"Mrs. Brooks" on Map of Palm Springs on file in Book 9, page
432 of Naps, records of San Diego County, California, partic-
ularly described as follows: beginning at the Northwesterly
corner of said Block, thence east alone; the Northerly 'line �
of said Block, being also the Southerly line of Spring
Street (nova knoai as Tahquitz Road) , 80 feet; thence South
and parallel with the ?lest line of said Block, 80 feet;
thence ;Jest and Parallel with the North line of said 'Block, i
80 feet to a point on the ,Jest line of: said Block, being
also the Last line of Main avenue (Now kncran as Palm. Canyon.
Dri.ve$; thence North along the West line of said Block,
80 feet to the point of beginning:, the hereinabove
described property being the same as excepted, out of and
reserved to George SJelwood Murray and Caroline C. Murray,
his wife, in Deed to Cornelia B. White, dated March 5,1917
and recorded March 24, 1917, in Book 460, page 2 of Deeds,
records of Riverside County, California, ,
excepting therefrom ,such rights of may (if and so far as the same
may now exist) for flumes and ditches for conducting the water for
irrigating purposes and domestic use as have been reserved to the
Palm .springs Land and Seater Company, a corporation, so far as the
same may, if at all, relate to the land to be corveyed. There is
included in said proposed conveyance; (a) L11 the rights and rights •
to water relating to the land thereby conveyed reserved to the said
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George A'elwood Murray in a certain deed executed by the said
George 'ddelwood Murray and his wife to F2orilla I4. 7Thite and
Cornelia B; Jhite dated February 9, 1914, conveying premises
known as the 'Hotel Blocks, (b) The remaining one-half of
♦ the water and right to water reserved to i'-relwood L'iurx'ay and
George Welwood Murray in the instrument dated February 10,
1911, entered into between the United States of America
acting by 9V H. Code, Cheif Inspector of Irrigation of the
United States Indian Service, and George belwDod Murray,
' Welcra'ood Murray, Nellie Coffman, Lavinia Crocker, Alonzo F.
Davies and Pearl AcCallum, -relating to the water of Tahquitz
Creek, so far as the rights hereby conveyed did not pass `to the
said Cornelia B. white by deed of March. 15, 1917, above referred
to, and also conveying thereby the rQht to the same propor-
tion of water as the size of the said parcel measuring eighty
feet by eighty feet thereby conveyed bears to the size of the
land conveyed to Cornelia B. ;ihite by the deed last mentioned,
together Yith all and. singular the tenements and appurtenances
to the premises to be conveyed bolan*,ing or in any arise per-
taining, Ord the Wvwr.=_ion rzi raversions, remainder or ro-
mainders, issues and. profits Ghoreof, upon the foilot�.nc
conditions:
(1) That the City of Palm Springs, either directly or
th-rou h the Palm Springs Library <issoci.at:i.on continue and
forever _maintain the Palm springs Free Public Library in
and on buildings now or hereafter upon the property, and
will to that end itself expand, or in the altorr_ative
furnish for expenditure by said .Library Association, the
sum of at least 12,000.00 in each year beginning with the
year 1940, and that until the year 1940 at least ;2,000.00
each year will be expended by said Library Association or
said, City of Palm Springs; (2) That the building or
buildings upon the said plot of land conveyed and the
' Library -thereon shall forever be designated and kno,vn as
the '; elwood. Murray Memorial Library', and shall bear a
clearly legible inscription upon a bronze tablet or other-
wise to that effect; and (3) That in case any agreement or
condition of said deed shall be violated or shall fail to
be observed and fulfilled by the City of Palm Springs and
same shall continue in default for a space of three months,
the said deed and the conveyance thereby made shall be
void and of no effect and all title to the property and
rights conveyed thereby shall instantly revert to the
grantors, their heirs and assigns.'
Ahi-ch conditions shall be evidenced by the acceptance of said
deed by the City of Palm Springs, and by the execution of a
separate instrument accompanying said deed in and by which the
City of Palm Springs promises and agrees to carry out and ful-
fill same.
WREA8, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs believes
that the decision on acceptance of laid deed and evacuti,on of
said accompanying agreement by the City `of Palm 3prings and
the incurring of the indebtedness and liability represented
thereby should be submitted to the qua.l.ifi.ed electors of the
City of Palm Springs, voting at an election to be held for
that purpose, and that the' assent of two-thirds of the quali-
fied olectors of the City of Papa Springs voting at such
election is necessary to such acceptance of said deed and
e..ecution of said accompanying agreement and the incurring
of -the indebtedness and :Liability represented thereby,
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Now Therefore BE IT RL'SOLVED by the City Council of the City
of Palen Springs, as follows:
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Section 1: That there is hereby called and there shall be held in the �
City of Palm Springs on the 15th day of November, 1938, a special
municipal election for the purpose of voting upon the proposition
,,hether -the City of Palm Springs should accept the said deed and exe-
cute the said accompanying agreement, and incur the indebtedness
and liability represented thereby, hereinafter set forth and hereby
submitted to the electors of the City of Palm Springs.
Section 2:+ That there is hereby submitted to the electors of the '
City of Palm Springs, to be voted upon at said spec;i.al municipal
election, the followinSg
Shall the City of Palm Springs accept from George '.iel.rood
3:iu lay and Joy Ditto hurray, his wife, a deed conveying; to `
the City the property in the City of Palm Springs, County
of Riverside, described as the Southeast corner of Palm Canyon
Drive and Tabauitz Road, measuring "eight feet square, together
with .rater rights appurtenant thereto, excepting, however, any
existing rights of way for conducting water, which relate to
said land, said deed being upon the following conditions:
(1) That the City of Palm Springs, either directly or
through the Palm Springs Library Association continue and •
forever naintain the Palm Springs Free Public Library in
and on buildings now or hereafter upon the property, and
will to that end itself expend, or in the alternative furnish
for expenditure by said Library Association, the stun of at •
least ;52,000.00 in each year `begianing with the year 1940,
and that until the year 1940 at least 02,000.00 each year
will be expended by said Library Association or said City
of Palm 'Springs; (2) That the building or buildings upon
the said plot of land conveyed and the Library thereon shall.
forever be designated and known as the IWelacod Piiurray 11[emorial
Library? , and shall bear a clearly legible inscription upon a ,
bronze tablet or otherwise to that effect; and (3) That in case ,any
any agreement or condition of said deed shall be violated or
s2ial.l fail to be observed and fulfilled by the City of Palm
Springs and same shall continue in default for a space of
three months, the said deed and the conveyance -thereby made
shall be void and of no effect and all title to the property
and rights conveyed thereby shall instantly revert to the
grantors, their heirs and assigns; (4) That the City of
Palm Springs also execute a separate agreement with said
proposed grantors that it, the said. City, w:i.l.l, perform and
fulfill the conditions of said deed above set forth`.
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Section 3: That the special election hereby called to be held,
shall be held and conducted and votes thereat received and can-
vassed and the returns made and the result thereof ascertained,
determined and declared according to the laws, of the State of •
California, relating to and providing for and governing Apecial.
municipal elections in the City of Palm Springs. The ballot to
be used in said election shall, in addition to containing tatters
otherwise required by law, have printed thereon the proposition
to be submitted, as follows:
Shall the City of Palm Springs accept from George ',;elwood
I&array and JoyDitto Murray, his wife, a deed conveying to
the City the property in the City of Palm Springs" County '
of Riverside, described as the southeast corner of Palm
Canyon 'Drive and Tahquitz Road, measuring eighty feet square,
together with water rights appurtenant thereto, excepting,
however, Any existing rights of way for conducting water,
nhich relate to said land, said deed being upon the following
conditions:
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(1) That the City of Palm Springs, either directly or
throuSh. the Palm springs Library Association continue and
forever maintain the Palm Springs Free Public Library in
! and on buildings now or hereafter upon the property, and
fill to that end itself expend, or in the alternative
furnish for expenditure by said Library Association, the
sum of at least „2,000.00 each year beginning with the
' year 1940, and. that until the year 1940 at least 12,W.00
each year will be expended by said Library Association or.
said City of Palm Springs; (2) That the building or
bui.ldinds upon. the said. plot of land conveyed and the
Library thereon shall, forever be designated and mown?
as the ?i'Ielwood Murray Memorial Library?, and shall bear
a clearly legible inscription upon a bronze tablet or
otherwise to that effect; and (3) That in case any
agreement or condition of said deed shall be violated
or shall fail to be observed and fulfilled by the City
of Palm springs and same shall continue in default for
a space of three months, the said deed and the convey-
ance thereby made shall he void and of no effect and
all title to the property and rights conveyed, thereby
► shall instantly revert to the grantors, their heirs
and assigns; (4) That the City of Palm Springs also
execute separate agreement -,dii.th said proposed grantors
that its the said City, will parforia and fulfill. the
! conditions of .said. deed above set forth.
Section 4: That for the purpose of holding sair! special
municipal election, the four reguYr election precinctslast established for State and County election purposes
within. said. City have been consolidated into taco consoli-
dated voting precincts consecutively designated as Con-
solidated Voting Precincts A and B, and each of said son--
solidated voting precincts has been designated to include
the: established. State and County election precincts respec-
tively, aid the polling place established and election bond
appointed for each such consolidated voting precinct, respec-
tively, for the holding of said special municipal election,
is as folloU;s:
UNSO.LIDATED VOTING PRECIEDT 7e0 : sha`11 consist of regular
County election precincts number Palm Springs No, 1 and
Palsy Springs No. 2. The voting place designated ti,i:thin
and for said Consolidated Votintg Precinct OLL" is the office
! of The Palau Springs Bui"ld.ers? Supply Company, Ltd., on the
Last side of South Palm Carryon Drive, between Camino Parocela
and ;Sunny Dunes Road, in said City of Palm Springs, and. the
Board of Election hereby appointed to conduct said election
: in said Consollidatod Election Precinct A. is as follows:
Inspector: Tohn Sprague, Jr,.
Judge: T`iand M. Pimaey
Clerk: Cora Belle Hyde
Clerk: Theodore G. Zschokke
COITSOLIDATLD VOTING PRECII,IS'T °B'° shall consist of regular
County election precincts .numbered Palm Springs He. 3 and
' Palm Springs No. 4. The polling place designated within.
and for said Consolidated Voting Precinct "B" is Frances
S. Stevens School on the East side of Palm Canyon Drive
between Ale.jo Road and Grand Vi.a, Valmonte, in the said City
of Palm. Spr:i.ngs, and. the Board of Election hereby appointed
to conduct said election in saind Consolidated Election
Precinct B is as follows:
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Inspector: .'falter Soi,imarville
Judge: Agnate Manse'
Clerk: Norman P. Iselin
Clerk: ITelle Leonesio
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Section 5: That the sum of Five ;Dollars (`;S.GOi fo, :L'i'Is) ctors,
and 26u llollaxs (;114,00) for. Judges and Clerks is hereby :fixed as
the amount of the compensation to be paid to each of said election
officers a�jpointed to conduct said election. I '
Section 6: That the polls :for the holding of said election shall
be and-reieain open as fol'locas: lrom six o'clock A. M. continuously
until sever. otclack P.M. of said day.
Section 7: That the City Clerk of the City of Pulm Spring°,s be
and h, is hereby directed to cause to be published such notice
Of the holdillZ of said special election as is required by lava,
and is also directed to procure and furnish, at the s:pense of
the City Of Palm Springs, such election supplies as are required
to properly conduct said election.
Section 8: That the City Cotmcil of said City of PaLn. Spr.:i.na s
dha11 meet at its usual place of meeting, namely the Second Floor 4
of the mire Station of the PaLn Springs Fire Protection District,
on the '.lest side of Palm Canyon Drive, between Umdo and A1ejo
Roads, at the hour of 10:00 o+cick A. M. on ;;.ondayy the 21.st
day of November, 1938, to canvass the returns of said election •
and declare the result thereof.
Section 9: That said election shall in a11� respects, and ia7
)articular in relation to such matters as are not herein speci-
fically directed, be held according to the lays of the State of
California and all or dirances and statutes rolating thereto
and. governing the holding of such special i.:uni.cipal election. ,
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I hereby certify that the foregoin is a true copy of a
resolution duly moved, seconded and adopted by the CityCoun-
cil of the City of Palm Springs at .a meeting thereof held on
the 28th day of September, 1938,
City;Clark of Palm S-prT
gs, Calif. •
RFSOLIITION PTO. 68
O1HL?t .[i.S, the t, Ding and stenoaraohie work required -to be done for
the City by the City Attorney has become excessively heavy and
his stenographic assistance will be occupied o-roatly in performing
work exclusively for the City. V
Be It R_SCLUM that in addition to the compensation of W75.00 here- I
here-
tofore ordered to be paid to the City Attorney for his services,
he be allowed and paid the sum of 9h35.00 a month, beginning
October 1st, 1938, to employ and pay for the services of a 'typist
and stenographer for performing raork for. the City in his office„
until further order of the City Council.
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I hereby certify that the foragoing is a true cop;: of a
resolution duly moved, seion.ded and adopted by the City* Coun-
cil of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the •
28th day of Septembor, 1938. d
City Clerk o_ Pala jp� irfs, Calif.
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RESOLUTION N0. 69
WHEREAS the State of California, through its D] 0,T",LINT of Public
Storks, has tendered the City of Palm Sprints an agreement in
words and figures as per the attached cony, providing for the
expenditure of not exceeding Three Thousand Dollars ("W3,000.00)
of State fends for channel cleaning and rehabilitation of levees
and levee protection work of Tahehevah Creek and cleaning and
rectification of the channel of Tahquitx Creek, all in the City
of Palm Springs, as fully appears by said agreement, and
WHEREAS it is to the advantage and best interests of the City
of Palm Springs and the :persons residing, therein that said
agreement be entered into and executod by the City of Pslm
Springs immediately,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Philip L. Boyd, Mayor, and
Guy S. Pinned*, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, be and
they are hereby authorized and directed to execute said agree-
ment in triplicate, according to its terms, on behalf of the City
,of Palm Springs and in the name of said City.
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• I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a
resolution duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council
of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the
28th, day of September, 1938,
City Clerk of 11mVVSprings, plif.
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' HPSOLIITIQTd N0. '70
VET.ERFAS, Louis Gautiello and Frances Gautiello, his wife, the
owners thereof have submitted to the City of Palm Springs an
offer to tease to the City the premises in the City of Palm Springs,
County of Riverside, State of Jali.fornia, described as follows:
The ground floor storeroom approximately 20 x 40
feet in size and i.noluding two complete toilets,
being a part of building situated on the Northerly
35 feet of the Southerly 70 feet of the West half
• of Lot 1, Block 24 of Palm Springs, as per Map
recorded in Book 96, Page 432 of Maps, Records of
San Diego County, California.
which offer and the said form of lease are in words and figures as
follows, to-wit:
(Sea offer. and Lease in Con'trcet file)
UEREAS it is essential that the City of Palm Springs procure addi-
tional premises and quarters for its use in the administration of.
City affairs and its officers and employees, and
WHEREAS in the ,judgement of the City Council the said storeroom re--
' famed to iu said offer of Louis Gautiello and Frances Gautiello
will be suitable for the use of the City of Palm Springs and the
rentals and considerations set forth in said offer are fair, and
WHEREAS the indebtedness or liability of the City of Palm Springs
upon, said lease will not exceed to any year the income and revenue
provided for such year, and
WHEREAS it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of
Palm Springs that said offer be accented according to its terns by
the City of Palm Springs, now therefore
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BE IT R TSOLvAD that the said offer of Louis Gautiello and Frances
Gautiello and the'.l_ease made a part thereof be and they are hereby
accepted and the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs
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be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute for and
on behalf of and in the name of the City of Palm Springs, the sign•-
od form of lease attached to and made a part of said offer of Louis
Gauti.ello and Frances Gautiello, and to affix thereto the seal of
said City upon the approval of same as to Form by the City Attorney,
and •
BE IT FURTHER MOLVED that all payments upon and on account of said
lease be made from the general fund of the City of Palm Sprinrs and
the the executed copy of said lease be filed with the City Clerk
among the contracts fo the City of Palm Springs,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cony of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the 28th day of
September 1938.
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City Clerk o Palm Springs 6
Calif.
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RESOLUTION NO. 71
MIE'REAS Albert R. Hoffman was appointed Judge of the City Court of
the City of Palm Springs, April 25th, 1938, at a compensation of
$1.00 per month, and since that date has been and now is acting as
such Judge of the City Court of the City of Palm Springs, and
WHEREAS the City Council believes that for his services, said '
Albert R. Hoffman Judge of the City Court should receive the sum
of 150.00 per month beginning October 1st. 193E and until further
or other order of this Council.
NOT'! THERE70PE BE IT 1:rSOLV3D that the compensation of said Albert
R. Hoffman as Judge of the Citv Court of the City of Palm Springs
be and it is hereby fixed at the sum of 150.00 per month commencing
October 1, 1938, and until further or other order of this Eouneij,
same to be paid out of the general fund of the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Palm Springs at o meeting thereof held on the 28th day of
September 1938.
City Clerk of falm Springs Calif. �-
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RESOLUTION NO. 12 '
';THEREAS the agreement between the City of Palm Springs, and Harry N.
Williams, Jr., for the collection of garbage within the City, speci-
fies that there shall be paid to ssid Williams on the first day of
October, 1938, the sum of $732.59 and
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lFiEREAS there are no money in the Garbage and Rubbish Collection Fund
created by Resolution No� 53 of the City Council from which to pay
said sum,
Nuv Therefore Be It RESOLYM, that the sum of 1j'32.59 be transferred
From the general fund of the City as a loan to said Garbage and Rubbish
Collection Fund for payment to said Williams, :such stun to be repaid
Y�yy
Q.e�CY
to the general fund whenever moneys may be aysi.lable therefor
3 in said Garbage and Rubbish Collection Fund,
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* I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a res-
olution duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council
of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof hold on the
12th of October, 1938.
"YCrk of ]thL. . prings' �K lif.
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_RESOLUTION NO. 73
RESOLVED that there be pain to Harry N. Williams, Jr. , from the
Garbage and Rubbish Collection Fund of the City, the sum of
4732.59, the amount due October Ist, 1938, under the provisions
of the contract between the City and said Williams for the
collection of g.rbage and, waste matter in the city, upon the
approvaleby the City 4ttorney of insurance, policies and perform-
ance bond required by said agreement,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing; is a true cony of a res-
olution duly moved, :seconded and adopted by the City Council
of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the
12th of October, 1938.
City Clerk dif Pam Springs, Calif.
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RESO'LUTTON YO. 74
RESOLVED that under the provisions of Paragraph b of Section T
of the Licenses Tax Ordinance there be issued to Desert Museum
a City license receipt without charge, upon the condition that
it be shown that the Museum is a non-profit organKation,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cony of a res-
olution duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council
of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the
12th day of October, 1938. p
Citiy 4ilerk df Palm Sprin�s Calif.
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RjSOLDTIOr•r NO. 7,5
i'JHF.RE.;S, there is no government owned Post Office Building in the
i City of Palm Springs, and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs believes that
it would be for the benefit; and advantage of the Post Office Depart-
ment and the City of Palm Springs, for the United States to erect a
Post Office Buildinz in Palm Springs, and
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'ATIEREhS a Post Office Building, at an estimated cost of 43-00,000.00
for the City of Palm Springs appears upon the list of projectsel.ir- y
ible for construction under appropriatinne for Federal Buildings.
Tow Therefore BE IT PESOLP-M by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs that the United States Post Office Department be requested to
investigate the need for a Post Office Building in the City of Palle
SprinOs, and if such need be found to exist, that a United. States
Post Offio.e Building be erected upon a suitnl)le site to be selected
by tha United States Port Office Department, the City Council and the
City, Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs. ,
Be it further RESOLVED that a co-�y of this Resol,ition be forwarded to
the ITonorabl.e Harry R. Shepparq, Congressman for the 19th District of
California, the Post Master General, the Secretary of the Treasury and
to such other, Federal officials as may have jurisdiction in the premises.
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I, the undenoigned, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true cops of a resolution
duly adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, California,
at a maeting thereof held October 19th. 193£3.
City Clerk of __FfaLm Springs, Calif.
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RE3)OLUTION NO. 76
dI3;Ri.,1S, a Memorandum of Agreement has berm presented t0 be entered in-
to wits the State of California in eicordance wi-i'h a project statement '
for expenditure of the 1 /4 cent [,,as tax for the fiscal year 1939 allocat-
ed "nr Street: of P7eior Imnortance other than State highways in the
City or Palm Opri.ngs, and
1'a'i1TRi+.2S, the City Council has L•e^rd read said ±lgrenment in full and is
familiar with the contents thereof,
�9_P'UEFO E, be it r:solved by the City Council of the City of Palm Srrinns
that said project statement be and it is hereby .domed as the budget
of proposed expenditures of the 1/� cent gas tsar, allocated for S'trc^.ets
of M1, jor Tnmortsince other. than State highways, and said :=soment be
and the same is hereb�, a )proved and the haynr anc! City Cleric are direct-
ed to si€n the same on behalf of said City, slid ACreement to be bind-
incl uuon the City unrn its execution by the authnrized officials of the
State,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cony of a resolution
duly moved, secnnded and idooted by the City Courril of the City of
Palm Spri- gs at rc meeting thereof held on the 21st. dory of October
1938.
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Caty lerv '�f 1-palm° prinns, ali.f. 1
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,r,,nSOLUTI,-)M 11T0. ] ]
R,,. OL'T.D that the City of palm Springs lease to Firri.et Severance the
small apartment in the rear of the City Ofrices Tlui'dirg, beginni_n^
October 20, 1,938, and ending June lst, 1938, for the to'cpl rent')l of
'`150.00, payable si50.00 upon signing of' 1_ea;e, ^;50.00 on December 20th,
1°38, and PP'50.00 on February 20th, lg3q, the lomsor to pay public �
utility charges, and
Be it Furthcr UiSOLVL0 that the P'r,ynr and the City Clerk be, and their are
hereby authorized and directed to execute said lease in writing for r_nd
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on behalf of the City,
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I hereby certify that the foregoinC is a true cony oj a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 21st day of
October 1938.
City CLOT of Palm Springs alif°ornia
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RESOLUTIOM NO. 78
':IIj:a2„en9 hyron V. Wilson and others, previous to the incorporation
of the City of Palm Springs, deposited with the Road Departmont
of the County of Riverside, a sure of money to nay for paving;
Ocatillo Avenue, now within the City, and
,. .:ER—�vS the Co ,rty of Rive-side is prepared and milling to do the
* said work but desires the permission of the City* to do the same
Now Therefore Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs, that the do07 of said wort by the County of River-
side be and the same is hereby approved and that permission of the
City of Palm Springs be and the same is hereby* given to the
County of Riversiie to do and perform said wort in accordance
with the arrangement therefor between the County of Riverside
and the subscribers of said funds,
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' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 26th clay of October
�938. � ���
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City Clerk ofu. alm Sprills",, Calif,
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• RESOLUTION NO, 79
6ESPEAS C. M. Minert and Hinno & Hinert, his wife,have granted to
the City of Palm Springs; a municipal corporation, an easement for
public highway and public utility Purposes over the follo*raring de-
scribed lands, situated in .the City of Palm Sprinne, County of
Riverside, ;state of California, to-Uit:
rectangular
The Southerly 30 feet of the Southeast O,uarter of the
Southeast ,guar-ter of Section 3, Township 4 South,
Range 4 Enst, S. B. B. A
and
' 1f-ERA&AS the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs has
approved the acceptance of said grant and
MiERP:6iS it is determined by the City of Palm Springs to be .for the
advanta8e and benefit of said City to accept said grant,
New Therefore Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs that the said grant be and the same is hereby accented,
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I hereby certify that: the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm S')rings at a meeting thereof held on the 26th day of October
1938.
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City Clerk of Palm Springs, Calif.
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Pill ]RE(U3 Gertrude YI. Ynowles, LRarion A. Clancy, -Ellen G. Clancy,
Frances L. Park, formerly known as Frances Olnnoy C:cebbin, also known
as Frances E. Crebbi.n, hasre granted to the City of Palm Springs, a
municipal corporation, an easement for public biginoray and public
utility purposes over the followin, described lands, situated in the
City of Psalm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, twit:
A portion of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
Section 3, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S.B.B.IL , described
by metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of said southwest quarter
of tho southeast quarter of said Section 3;
Thence west on the South line of said. Section 3 to the
southeast corner of the tract of land conveyed to Harry
G. Steele of al, by deed recorded December. 1,8, 1935, in
Book 260 of Official Records, at Page 398, records of
Riverside County, California;
Thence north on the east boundary of said Tract so conveyed,
50 feet;
Thence southeasterly on the are of a 20 foot radius curve,
concave northeasterly, to a point 30 fe ;t north of the south
line of said Section 3, and 20 feet east of the east boundary '
of said Steele tract.
Thence east and parallel with the :south line, of said Section
3, to the east boundary of said southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of Section 3;
Thence south on said east boundary, 30 feet to the point of
beginning.
ALSO the following described ensenant for public highway*
and public utility purposes:
A portion of the northeast quarter of the northeast Quarter
of Section 10, Tovmshi.p 4 S. , Range 4 E. , S.B.B.M. , described
by metes and bounds as follows: •
Beginning at the northeast corner of said Section 10;'
Thence west on the north line of said Section 10, a distance
of 466.69 feet to the northwest corner of the northeast 5 acres
of said Section 10, in square form., and the true paint of 4
beginning of this description:
Thence southerly on the westerly 1_ne of said 5 acre tract,
40 feet;
Thence westerly and parallel with and 40 feel; seutborly from
the north line of said. Section 1.0, l_70.23 feet more or lees
to the easterly boundary of the Chino Canyon Mesa Tract No. 2,
filed in Map Book 19 at page 1, records of the County of
Riverside, State of California;
Thence north on the said easterly boundary, 44 feet to the '
northea:i,t corner of said Tract;
Thence east on the, north line of said; Section 10, 170.23
feet more or less to the point of beginning.
and
;THEREA.S the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm
Springs has approved the acceptance of said a,rant and
P11IERE• q it is determined by the City of Palm Springs to be
for the advantage and benefit of said City to accept said
grant,
Now Therefore Be It RESOLV-D by the City Council. of the City
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of Palm Springs, that the said grant be and the same is hereby
accented,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy or a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
+_ of Palm Springs at a meeting; thereof held on the 26th day of
October, 1938=
' Gity Clerk of 1 Im`Springs, +alif.
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RLSOLU9_1IO17 No. 81
MIERM0 Fred G� Ingram, City Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs,
has tendered hi.s resignation as such City Treasurer,
Now Therefore Be It R'EaOLVPD that the said resignation of the said
Fred G, Ingram as City Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, be
and the same is hereby accepted, effective upon the appointment and
qualification of his successor,
Be It Further R],SOLVED that the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs express 'to the said Fred G. Ingram its appreciation of his
services in his capacity of City Treasurer, and their regret that
he deems it necessary -that he resign as such,
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I hereby ,,erti.fy that the foregoin€*, is a true cony o" a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Pnlln SprinFs at a meeting thereof held on the 26th day of October
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City Clerk of Pa].m Sprin , California,
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RPSOLUTIOU NO, 82
Be It R 'SOLAisD that Tohn Sprague, J'r. be and he is 'iereby appointed
City Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, such appointment to
become effective upon his qualification by taking his oath of office
* and filing a bond i.n_ the penal. sure hereafter to be fixed in amount
by the City Council of the City' of Palm Springs.
Be It rlso Ri,SOLlrtPD that s,i.d City Treasurer shall perform the duties
required by law and by order of the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs
Be It Furtber RliSOIMM that said City Treasurer shall hold offic=
during the pleasure of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
and shall. receive as compensation for his services the sum of ?20XO
a month beginning upon his qualification and the performing of the
duties of his o['fiee, and continuing until further order of the
' City Oouncil by resolution or ordinance.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of e resolution
duly moved, seconded, and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a ireetinpT thereof held. on the 26th day of October
1938=
City ClE;rin of � aln Sprinnsf?,'California.
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RJ;30LUTION IIO. 83 ? .1
PnIER&S the County Road Department of the County of Riverside will soon is
be undertaking the work of opening and grading Sunrise ?ay within the
City and
WHERLEAS before the s:"ores:- il work can b:, done, it will be necessary to �
remove the present fence which is located on the renter line of said
Sunrise r'ay from the north line of Ramon Road to the south line of
Baristo Road and reconstruct the sm o aloof, the east right of !^ray of
said. street, 40 feet east of its present location and to construct an
8 inch concrete pipe 1' ne four feat east of the right of racy of Sunrise ,
Jay from Ramon Road to Baristo Road in the City of Palm Springs, and
connect the same to the Present concrete pipe line on Ramer P.-)ad, and
i 'EIAS it was a part of th(, consideration of the [r":nt by the Palm
Sprirde Field Club of a right: of way 40 feet in width across the
property of the Palm Springs Field 'Club al.on- Sunrise I',ay, that the
said fence be moved and said pipe line be, constructed by the City of
Palm Springs, and
VTHERIAS raid. Sunrise I9ay is one of the Streets of 1.1ajor Importance
other than State highways, agreed upon between the City and the
Department of. Public 8dorlcs of the ;hate of Cal i_-crnia, and.
$H'l: S the said work is the work designated as Project No. 2 Article I,
in memorandum of agreement entered into between the City of Palm Spri.r_so
and the Department of Public ??0rks of the State of California :acting by
and through the Director of Public Works, and the funds for ')ayment for
said work, except for surveying and plans, are to be p,^.:id out of the
revenue derived by the City from the one-quarter cent per gallon tax on
motor vehicle fuel, in accordance with the orovieion of Sections 194 aad
195 of the Streets and Highways Cede and said agreement, and
`dlERIAS the said work is composed of two parts, unrelated to each other
in the method of performance and labor and material to be used and em-
ployed therein, and '
IiUHERM.',, the estimates by the City Engineer of the City of Palm Springs
indicates that the cost of neither part of said work_ will exceed i;he
sum of 4500,00,
Now Therefore Be It R ,9OLWED that the said work be and the same is here-
by ordered to be done and that the City Clerk of the (City of Palm Springs
be and he is hereby instructed to call for sealed bids from -
Charles G. Chamberlin
William Marte
Herbert H. Foster
Oral Carpenter
",illiam R. Atkin
Raymond M. Sorum
and other licensed cenaral building contractors an may have paid City
licenee taxes, for doing -the work of removing said fence and r•rom-
Frank H. Srioran of Ontario
A. B. martin of Indio
Concrete Pipe Co, of Colton
for doing said work of constructing the said nine line; said bids to be
deposited with the "ity Clerk on or before 10:00 o'clock a, M. Tuesday, '
November 8:th, 19? , and to be opened by the City Council at its next
meeting thereafter.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm-
.Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 26th day of October 1038,
City Clerk Pawn Spring41�0alifornin ,
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RI�OhUTIOId N0, G4
_'MERliAS a representative of the American Legion appeared before
the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meetirC thereof
held October 26th, 1938, and stated that the Palm Springs Post
of the American Legion were supporting the installation and main--
• tenanoe of American Flags along the curbs and street lines in the
business district of the City for display on Armistice Day and
other national, state and spacial holidays, and asked the endorse-
ment of such action by the City Councile
' Nam Therefore Be It RESOLVED that the City Council does hereby
endorse the same, subject to the approval of the City Planning
Commission of the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cone of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 26th day of October
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City Clerk op Palm SprinyA California,
RESOLUTION N0, 85
RE30LVED that the Public Safety Committee of the City Council of
the City of Palm Springs, cause the City Attorney and the City
Clerk to prepare and file within the time required by law, a pro-
test against the issuance of the licenses to Samuel H. Hoore,
doing business as Royal Palms Cafe, for on sale beer and on sale
' distilled spirits, unless upon further investigation and prior
to the expiration of said time, said Public Safety Committee shall
determine such protest unnecessary.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at e meeting thereof held on the 26th day of October
1938,
City Clerk A Palm Spring, California,
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R 'SOLUTION No, 86
WHEREAS cert ,in costs have been incurred., the payment of which
are required to be made from the Street Fund of the City of
Palm Springs and
c'IILMEAS there are no moneys in said fund
Now Therefore Be It RESOLVED that for the payment of said costs,
the sum of 117V.49 be and the same is hereby ordered to be trans-
ferred from the general fund to the street fund of the City of
Palm Springs, as a loan from the general fund to said street fund
to be repaid to the general fund whenever funds for such purpose
may be available in said street fund,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a -true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a. meeting thereof held on the let day of November
1938,
City Clark of Palm Sprinn's, Calif.
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RaMLUTIM, 1,10. 87.
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Be It RESOLVED that the compensation of Chas. T, Burket, Building
Inspector, be and the same is hereby fixed at the sum of ; 150.00
per month, plus $25.00 per month for the use and maintenance of his
own automobile in connection with City business, such compensation •
to begin November 1st, 1938, and continue until further order of the
'City- Council.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution '
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Conneil of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the let, day of November
1938.
City Clerk )� Pal,m Spring s\ Calit'ornia
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11sSOLUTION NO. 88
Be It RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that
an "Ordinance of the Citr of Palm Springs amending Ordinance No. 23
of said City, being lAn Ordinance: relating to the collection and dis-
posal of garbage, rubbish and waste matter in the City and collection •
of charges therefor? by amending Section 7 thereof" be and the same is
hereby altered by amending sub.-Section (a) of Section 1 of said
ordinance to re.:d as follows.
(a) Section 7 is amended to reads
Section 7s The schedule of classifications, charges and frequency '
of collections shall b-- as follows:
Monthly Charge Collections
Single Family Residence: having
not more than two bedrooms, h1..25 3 days weekly
Other Single Family Residences 1..75 3 days vieQkly
Two Family Residence 2.00 3 days weekly
Courts and Apartments To 15 units,
first 'two units, 2.00 6 days weekly
Above 15 units
and for each additional unit .50 7 days weekly •
Restaurants seating not to exceed
20 persons 4.00 7 days weekly
and for seating capacity in excess
of 20 persons, ner seat 05
Automobile Trailer Courts with To 10 stalls
not to exceed 10 stalls ;i.00 6 days weekly
and. for each stall in excess Above 10 stalls
of ten .50 7 days weekly
Hotels, Courts and Apartments not exceed-
ing 20 units, without kitchen or
restaurant 3.00 3 days weekly
Hotels, Courts and ,Apartments not exceed-
ing 20 units without kitchen or ,
restaurant. 5.00 7 days weekly
and for each room in excess of 20 .20
Hotels not exceeding 20 units,
with restaurant, and 10.00 7 Mays weekly
for each room in excess of 20 .20
Garages 2.00 6 days weekly
Public Utilities Offices 3.00 3 days weekly
Business and Professional Offices
and small stores and business
oth,-,r than marl-ets and which do not
deal in food nor have living quarters •
appertenant thereto. 1.25 1 day weekly
Stores and business other than
markets requiring collection 5 days
• weekly 3.00 3 days weekly
Stores and business other than
markets requiring collections 5
days weekly 6.Oo 5 days weekly
Markets and stores and businesses
requiring collections 7 days weekly 1.5.00 7 days weekly
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' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and edopted b7, the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the lot day of November
1938.
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City Clark o /alr+C Springs() California.
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PE30LUTION NO. 89
isBe It RriOLVED that Chas, J. Burket, Building Inspector of the City
of Palm Springs, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to
apnl.y for membership in the Pacific Coast Building Officials Confer-
ence and
• Be It Further RISOUI-ED that the sum of $10.00 for payment of member-
ship fee for membership in said Pacific Coast uuildfn Officials
Conference be and the same is bereby appropriated and authorized to
be paid.
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' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at, e meeting thereof held on the 1st. day of November
193(9�
Cit�r Clerk n� Palm Springs%,1 CaliForniae
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• PFLSOLOTIi)N NO. 90
Be It RESOLVED that the City of Palm Springs apply to Ube Dtvi=ion
of State Highways for e. permit to place a school crossing sign at the
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• intersection of Palm Canyon Drive nd Alejo Road, State Nighwev
Route lrTII--Riv. 187-Psgs. in the City of Palm Springs, such permit,
�tonn the raquir-mert of said Division of State Nighw�rys, to be sub-
ject to the following restrictions, to-wit:
(a) The c,rord in- on the sign shall be as follot�rs:
STOP I N Pt JZ',7RIjUTS LI:]I T17 CROSS iIIiLK
(b) The signs shall be of a standard 'type which has been
approved by the State and theiiutomobile Clubs ;or this purpose,
and there shall br; no variation in the size, colnr, lettering,
or t,rpe of mounting. The usa of substitute forms s>>ch as metal
polioemen is not permitted.
(c) These signs aru to he left ill nlace only during such times
o' the day r,s the_* are Perth"ilarly noeded and x°a to be re-
moved ear'i evening whim tTe necessity fnr their use ceases.
(d) Some responsible public official such as a City traffic
n."r'i'er snail be assir_ned the do_ri,,ite task end r s nsihilit7r
• of Dl.ecing and removing; these siFra,
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(a) This perrnit for maintaining, such si_.n=' "-ill be revoc;.ble at 3
any time by the State.
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(f) Neiti^er the State nor its employees nor appropriate officers
will assume any liability in connection with the rise of these sirens
and such rusponsibi.lity is to be assumed by the partyresponsible
for the erection of sueb signs. `
(g) ','there p, varwrr ,,ts are. 20 feet or more in ui3`1,, the sign m-.1- be
placed in the eenter o the pav,�+n,�n+ . If the pavument or improved
traveled ca.ay is less than 20 feet in width the sign shall be olaced
beyond -the edge of the iinprovod portion of the traveled way. '
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is z; true couy of a resolution
duly moved, ,ecotided c.nd ladopted b;: the City Council of the City
of Palm Springs at a meetin,- thereof held on the lst day of
November 1938.
City Clerk of `Palm SprinFrs,�Calif.
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RP`?QLUTION HO. 91
RESOD= that the ilayor appoint a Committee of five, members of the �
City Council to investi&.M the proposed State lliE�hWay cut-off
and the new State Highway alit;nmont near tl:e Palm Springs .Station
and that they b-, instructed to confer with the City Planning
Commission in respect thereto.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution '
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City
of Pala Springs at .i mecting thereof held on the lst day of
Noveraber 1938.
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City Clerk f Palm Snria�L; California.
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RESOLTiTION 1,10.92.
TJIiGR1SfiS in connection with the ),)fork of relaying the pipe line and
rebuilding: the fence upon the -property of Palm Springs Field club 0
adjacent; to Sunrise lday, to permit of the opening; of Sunrise Way,
it is required that :in calling for bids for doing said work and
entering -nto contracts therefor, that the City Council ascertain
thu general prevailing rate of wages per d:lom in the locality
,vhera the work is to be done for each craft and all classes of
labor to be used in such work and to fix the same by a resolution
of the City Jouneil,
-1 oii Therefore Be It RESOL"VD) that the City Council of the City of '
Palm Springs has ascertained the general prevailing rate of wages
per diem in the City of Palm Springs does hereby fix such rates
as follows, to-wit:
I3ourly Per Diem Rates for
Ware Rate Rate Legal Holiday
and Overtime
Laborers 62�g 5.tICi 93—:'sV per hour
Trabk Drivers 62ti3V ;$5.CC) 93 Per hour
Pipe Layers 62� $5.001 93 :'4! Per hour
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Pipe Binders 62 ;v5.00 93-i Sl per. hour
Carpenters 9)1.12 j�9.0O j�L68- �l per hour
Painters $1.12 $9.0o 1.68- 1/ per hour.
Tiny Classifications omitted herein, not less than 621V per hour.
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I horoby certify that the foregoing; is a true cony of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the Ciz,,' Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the lot. day of November
• 1938.
City Clerk o Palm Sprin4,s, California.
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•RESOLIJTION NO. 93
VdIIFR,Q0 Fred G. In.gram, City Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs,
has tendered his resignation to the City Council and the same has
been accepted to be effective upon the appointment and qualification
or hi.s successor, and
SdH k)DiS it is proper tli-t an auditor be emplo;,•ed to .audit the books
and accounts of the said Fred G. Ingram as such City Treasurer, at
the expiration of the time of his services and upon the assumption
by his successor of the duties of said offico.
Now Therefore Be It RE,50LVI:D that Florian Boyd be and he is hereby
t employed to make such audit and to report the same to the City
Council.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing; is n true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting; thereof held un the lst. day of November
1938.
' City C1T erkUof Palm Sprogs, California..
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R MOLUTION NO. 94
Be It RL+'SOL-v D that the aenal sum of the performance bond or the
City Treasurer of the City of Palm Spring, be and, the same is here-
by fixed at the sum of 9,?10,000.00.
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I hereb;. certify that the foregoing; is a true copy of a resolution
r d;tly moved, seconded , nd adopted by the City Council of the City of
Prim Spring:, at a meeting thereof held an the 1st. Day of November
1938.
City Clerk oC Palm Spr9.ng— C lif.
RESOLUTION NO. 95
IIfIERt 6, the Secretary of the Interior. of the United States, on behalf
of the Bureau of Indian affairs, has requested that the Right of ','day
♦ 40 feet in oidth over the Northerly portion of the Northwest 1/4 of
erection 14., Township 4 South, Range 4 Bast, J. B. B. Id., heretofore
dedicated to public use for highway purpose by the Secretary of the
Interior, as evidenced by map and order of dedication on file in the
• records of Riverside County, California, be relinquished to the
grantor in order that expenditures may be made for storm channel work
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along the same from Federal funds, and
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HaREAS the City Council of the City of Palm Springs believes it would
be for the best interest and advantage of the City of Palm Springs and
the persons residing therein that said Right of ;lay be so relinquished,
enabling said work to be performed without delay,
Now Therefore Be It RESOLVED that said renuest be submitted to the City
Planning Commission of Palm Springs for consideratinn and that upon the
approval of the granting of said request by said Planning Commission} '
the Mayor and the City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs be and they are
hereby authorized and directed to execute such instruments in writing
and to do such things as may accomplish such relinquishment.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 9th day of November,
1938•
City Clerk of ial Springs, alit, a
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RESOLUTION NO. 96.
WHEREAS, at its meeting of October 26, 108, the; City Council of the City
of Palm ,Springs passed a resolution callinE for bids ran the construction
of an eight inch wipe line, tour feet ilast of the ri.pht of way of Sunrise
play C.rom Ramon Ro-d to Baristo Road in the :it., of Palm Sprirvs, Califorria,
U accordance vith plans and specifteations on file in the n^Pine of the
City Clerk o" the City of Palm Springs , and
WHEREAS bids were called for and received and uph duly read, examined
and considwred by the City Council at its meeting held November 9th, 1938,
and the Jity Council hereby determines the bid of Frank T. Moran to be.
the lorest and best responsible bid for doing said work, the contract price
for said work according to said bid, being; based on the fol'_owirg nr.iL-
prices, to-wit, eight inch concrete pipe line laid for the sum of 26;
per lineal_ foot and all extra incidental nark appurtennDt thereto to he
done at a.cturel cost plus 15f, and
WHEREAS pursuant to said bid of said Frank S. P.Ioran a form of agreement be.. •
tween the City of Palm Springs and said Fraa;lc 1. P,9oran has been drawn,
including all the terms of said bid in form as follows:
THIS AGR3L11EI1T, made and entered into this day of •
November, 1938, by and between the CITY OF PALM SPRIT?GS,
First Party, sometimes hereinafter called the Owner, and
F. J. MORZT, Second Party, sometimes hereinafter called the
Contractor.
-dITb1,1)'3ETFI: That the parties hereto have mutually covenanted
and agreed, and by these presents do covenant and agree with
each other, as follows: '
1. THE 1'I0P.K. :,laid Contractor agrees to furnish all tools,
equipment, apparatus, facilities, labor and material necessary
to perform and enmnlote in a nnnd and wore,manlike manner, tie
work or constructing a COFOHETP TI?1 LINT as called for, and
inhhe manner designated in, and in strict conformity with, the
Plans and Specifications adopted by the City of Palm Springs,
which said Plans and Specifications are attached hereto. •
It is understood and agreed that said tools, equipment,
apparatus, facilities, labor and notarial shall be furnished
and said work performed and completed as required by said •
Plans and Specifications under th- direction and .supervision
of the City of Palm Springs, or their vopres, rtati.ve.
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2, C0171`11 CT PR=E The First Pert,/ ag;7^eea to pa,r and the
Oontraet')r agrees to accnht in full payment -or for; vrork
• above agreed to bo done, bosed on the follo-inr milt prices.
:s'ight (8) inch Concr( to Pi;)e Line laid ^or the sum
of twenty-six (26) cents per Lineal foot,
,M extra incidental work appurtenant thereto shall
be done of actual cost , plus fifteen (15 ) per cent,
(a) '101,MaVU',,TAlld II!SUR,d'C,9. The contractor shall take out and
maintain during the life of this contract ']orkmanas Jompensation
Insurance for all of his employees employed at the site of the
project and, in case any vrork is sublot, the Contractor shall
require the subcontractor similarly to provide 7,lorkments
Compensation In.yurar.ce for all of the 1.ettorfs employees unless
such employees aru covered b-- the protoctinn afforded by the
Contractor, In cusp an.v class of employees ent^,n�,,ed in haz-
ardous work under this contract at -the; site oC the project
is riot nrotected under tha 1?orkmunVs Compensation Statute,
tho Contractor shall lrrovide antd shall cause each subcontract-
or to provide Contingent Liability Insurance for the protec-
tion of his employees not otherwise protecued,
(b) PUBLIC LIABILITY )20 PROP1JMT INSURAJICE. The
Contractor shill hike out and maintain during the life of
this contract sucl Public Liability and Property Damage Insur-
ance as shall °)rotoct him and any subcontractor performing work
covered by this contract from, clairis for darnaf;es for personal
i_nju-ry' includint, accidental death, as well as ;morn claims for
property damatre which may arie,, from his cperetions under this
contract, whether such operations be by himself or by any sub-
contractor or by anyone di.rectl;r or indirectly employed h,r eith-
er of th;m and the amounts of such insurance shrill be as
followm:
' Public Liability Insurance, in an amount not less than
$25,000,00 for injuries, including• accidental death, to
any one person, and, subject to the; same limit for
each person, in an amount not less than )10,00(1.00, on
account of ono rtccident, and Property Damage Insurance
in an amount not Less than :'; 51000.00,
3o TDIZ FOR 00156'I=ION. rill work under this contract shall be
completed within a period of ten (1C) consecutive calendar days
commencjnn three (3) deys from and riftex° the notice by the
First Party to the: Second Party to begin ,York,
CITY OF PjJM SPRING'-J,
Party of the First Part
By
Fa J. D-loran,
Partly of the Second Part,
By
arid.
L3l1td it is to the bast interests and ,idvantaRa of the City
of Palm Springs that said areenrent be oxecuted in Corm as set forth
above, and
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seid Sunrise Way is one of the Streets of Major Importance
other. than State Highways, 'a€;reed upon brtvrc;un iAie City and the
Department of Public '.'lodes of the State of Celifornia , and
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17HERALS the said work is the work designated as rro,ject No. 2 , Article I,
in memorandum of agreement entered into between the City of Palm Springs
and the Department of Public Works of the State if California acting by •
and through the Director of Public Works, and thr, funds for payment for
said work, except for surveying and plans, are to be; paid nut of the revenue
derived by the City from the one-quarter cent per gallon tax on motor
vehicle fuel, in accordance with the provision of Sections 194 and 195 of M
the ;Streets and Highways Code and said agreement .
Now Thersfore be it RESOLVED that Frank T. Koran is the lowest and best
responsible bidder doing said work and thot the said bid of the said
Frank T, Moran be and the same is hereby accepted and that the Mayor
and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorizer) and directed to ex-
ecute :Car and on behalf of the City of Faln Sprin s, the said agreement
in form `.is hereinebove set forth and to affix thereto the seal of the
City of Palm Springs, and
Be It FOITHER R.LSOLATM that payment for said work he made from the
Special Gas Tax 'street Improvement Fund of the City of P:lm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing; is a true copy of a resolution
duly moved, secnnded and adopted by the City of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the clip of November, �
1903. —d—=
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City i:rl c>- 1 im Spri.nF-sGnli_o
RESOLUTION PRO, 97.
dL{fRIAS, the City of Paln ;Cp.cings ha.s heretofore entered into an agree-
ment with the Department of Public Works of the State of California
whereby certain suns of money have been allocated to the City of Palm
Springs for the cleaning and rectification or the: cbonnel of M uitz
Creek, within the City of Palm SprinF;s, detailed plans and seecifieatinns
for which work are on file in the office of the buueri.ntendent of Strects
of the City of Palm Springs, and
the City of Palm Springs is to an and case to be done the said
=0 contemDLuted by said agreement in aconrdanan with the said plans
and specifications and desires to request bids for the part thereof
hereinafter referred to, and
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by said agreement it is provided that no contract shall be award-
ed by the Cit7 of Fplm Springs until approval thereof by said Department
of Public; 'Works of the State of Californiv has been obtained,
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NOW THER FoL2L B7 I'2 R��nOLJSll, that the following notice inviting bids shal:L
b. published in The Limelight , a wcokly neusnaper of general circ'ulstion
r,rinted, published ;end circulated in the City of P91m Springs, in its
issues of November .l2th, 193o and iiovembe- l9th, 1938, and that the said
bids raceivad in rassoiase thereto be npened by bh- City Clerk of thr,
City of Palm :springs on Ilovemhor jOth, 19j8 at teen ovclock h. Y. . 90d
notice inyitir2 bids sball Au in words and fir-uruE as follows:
°ATG ICE II VITIIrG BIDS FOR TR4C70R _dID =S_TJIPP i T HIR13
Notice_ is hereby Fiver toot the City of Palm Springs will recel-e
bids covering rates -f bins for furnishing an ?�Dl 8 Caterpillar
Trnetor or its oyuivolent, ectui.Pned with bulldozer, for use in
cleaning and r3atifientin>•_ of channel of Tnh,uitz Creep, Test
of Stet,; Fi,hW,y crns,_i_ng in the jity of Pglm gprin-s., in accord-
once with olnna Prd sneeificatinns vrhich err ; on file in Me office •
of the Superintendent of ;streets os the it;,, of Palm Springs,
Palm Springs, California , Said e=00rt to be furii"'wi with
all l_aboy, mr teriols, supplies r.nd fuel for the o;,erntion thereof,
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in the avant tharo is to 'p:; any transportnt,ern chn-ge Per said
traetor nr equipment to or from the al"ce of work, sesao shall be
suecified,
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all of said bids shall be sealed and in writing: and delivered
• to Guy PiPney, City Clenk of the City of Palm Springs, at the
City Offices of the City of Palm Spring;,, on or before November
30th, 1938, at ton o'clock A. K. on which dote and at -hi_ch tim,,
said bids will be opened by said amity Clerk at said City Offices.
Bidders are hereby notified that pursuant to tto Statutes of the
State oC California, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs
has determined the ,general nrnvailipr ranee of her diem wages in
the locality for work on each craft and type of workmen nr
mechnr ica needod to oxacuto the enntruc't and also the general
orevailing rate for legal holiday and over time work for same
to be as follows!
Trade or Occupation Knurly Per Di-em Rate- o' Legal
,,'ag;e Rate � llclidw gs A Over Time
Rate
Tractor Driver 01�12 19o00
Laborers 62 5,00
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based capon a work-
ing day of eight (8) hours. The hourly wage rote rrantior.ed is
the her them into divided by the uforamentioncd number of hours
constituting u working do> It shall be mandator^ u�)oh the
contractor and any subcontractors under him to pol not less
than the specified rnten to all meohani.cc, laborers and workmen
+ employed in the execution of the contract,
emy and all, bids are subject to approval by the Dehartrrent of
Qubiic .;arks of the Stave of California, and the City of Palm
Springs r.Ferves the right to reject any and all bads and/or
waive any irregularity in any bide
Dated : Palm Springs, California, Plovembe• 9, 1938.
City of Palm Springs, a Ilunicipel.
Corporation,
By PHILIP L. 1301'D, P1avor
13Y GUY PIId?ITY city Olerk"
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resnluti.or
Only moved, ,nennnded and adopted by the City Conn ,il of the City of
Palm Springs at a meeting; thoreor held on the' tot%day of November,
�/�R✓,awl�'��.na PJ=1
City Clerk of Palm-Apringis, '' alifornia.
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RnSOLUTIUM V0. 98
';11-7REAS, at its x eetinF -of October 26, 1938, the C1ty Council of
the City of Palm Springs passed a resolution calling for bide for
moving the present Pence :which is now located on the center line
of „anrise clay from the North line of Ramon Road to the South line
of Baristo Road in the City of Palm Springs, California, and .rem-
co:structed along the gnat lino of said Sunrise Way in accordance
with plans and specifications on file in the office of the City
Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, and
HER.lLS bids were called for and received and wane duly read, ex-
amined and considered by the City Council at its meeting held
Novamher 16th, 1938, and the City Council hereby determines the
bid of J. R. Ihtkin to be the lowest and best responsible bid for
doing said work, the contract price for said work according• to
said bid, being based on she following unit prices, to-wit, for the stun
of 251 per lineal foot of fence moved and reset and all extra incidental
work apaurtenant thereto to be done at actual cost Plus 150, and +
rL1 ,.aS Pursuant to said hid of said A R. ,ltki.n a form or agreement, he-.
tween the Jity of Palm Springs and said U. R. Atkin liv been drawn, in-
eluding all the terms or said bid in form as follows:
THIS made and entered into this day of
T,r,ovembW, 1,38, by and between the ;ITT_' (L' P,.Llll ',TRI `,s,
First party, sometimes hereinafter called the Amer, and
,1. R° AtLih, Second Partin, sometimes hereinafter called the
L'on-tractor.
PZTPP SFT[L• That the Parties hereto have mutually envenanted
and agreed, and by these prevents do covenant and agree viith
each other, as follows.
1. TII i :L PK Said Contractor agrees to furnish all tools,
equinmant, airoaratus, facilities, labor and material necessary
to perform and complete in a rood and workmanlike manner, the
aoric of moving the ;resent fonec which is now located on the
center line of Sunrise lay, from the north line of Ramon PoK
to the sc"th line of Baristo Read, shall be moved and recon-
structed along the east right of gray of Sunrise Way, forty
feet (401 ) east of its present location . f
The Pence is constructed of Douglas lair boards, eiEht Peet (8+ )
in length, six inches (6" ) wide and net vertical. The Redwood
Posits ape four inches (4" ) square, spaced ton feet (10t) ape ,!-
and the Douglas vir gists ;are two inches (2" ) by four inches (0) .
,,ny material dama�,;ed, caused b;, moving,, shall be replaced with
the same size and quality of material as in the origin.+l. con-
struction, The work shall we done in a worki'L alike manner sub-
ject to the approval of the engineer.
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2 ''OI P 'llR.,CT 1 . I . The First Party agrees to pay Md the Contract-
or agrees to accept in full payment fop the. work ahoy:; at-reed
to be done, based on the following*, unit price:
Twenty-five (25) cents per lineal foot of fence moved :and
reset.
,Lll extra ilicidental work appurtenant thereto shall be
done at actual cost, plus fifteen (15) per cant.
(a) COSifI'!Ih"I'Tloll 1;:31fL:i rJr7, The Contractor shall take out and.
maintain during the life of this contract 4orkmon's Compensation
Insurance for all or his employees employed at the cite or the �
nrojoct and, in case any MA is sublet, the Contractor shall
require the subcontractor stoilarly to orovile 1'orkmen7^ }nopen--
ssti.on Insurance for all of the 1qtterK ern)loyees unless such
employees oro covered by the protection nfforded b7* the Contract- �
ore In case any class of employees engaged in hazardou^ work
under this contract at the site of the eroject is net protected
under the Workmen's Compensati m Statute, the Contractor shall
prov9.le ant shall cause each subcontractor to nrovide 7nntinfent
Liability In5rrance for the protection of hhs et:h:io7naes not
otherwise protected.
(b) PUhLI:; all J'ILIT' :u L ] I01 .. `i,. i f: ill 4. The Contract-
or shall take out and in dueina; the life of this contract
such Public Liaability ai:rl property Damage Insurance :as sh-;1 L pro-
tect his in any subcontractor performM work covered by this
contract from claims f or dai:vagog for personal inlury, including
accidental death, is gall as from claims for oropert r dmmnr3M
rhich may arise from his operations under His coutrnot, whethur,
such operations be by 'himself or by any subco„t—vt,nr or by Rny-
one directly or indirectly ,amployed by eithey of them and the
amounts of such insurance shall_ be as follows:
Public Liability Insurance, in an .mount not 1,a^ th•rn
425,000.00 for injuries, including -accidental death, to �
any one person, and subject to the some Limit for each
person, in an amount not leas than QlC,060.00 on account
of onu accident, and property Damage Insurance in an
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amount not leas than Q,000.OK
3. TIMV 9OR 0011PLATIOP.. All ,fork under this contract shall be
eomf�l�ted mi.thin a perind of ten (10) consecutive aplendor clays
commencing; three (3) days from and after the notice by the First
Party to the Second Party to begin work.
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OITY OF PMM SPRIT GCd
Party of the First Part
�Ilayor
By
— --- -'-Cit;r Cleric
;1, Ra At?iu
Party of the Second Part
D
orand
it is to the best interests and radvWNge of the lily of
Palm Spri:ats that said rap,roesnut he oxeeutad in form as setforth
ebove, and
JH 1.Iia; ;acid ;uprise ;d07 na of the Streets of T'ajor Importance other
than State Highways, anrced upon between the City and the Department
of Public Jo-ks of the Mate; of California, and
:dHLRLAS the said work is the work designated as Project No. 2 nrticle I
in memorandum of agreement entered into between; the City of Palm Springs
1 and the Department of Public '.'forks of the State of California acting by
and through the Director of Public forks, and the funds for pa2zmert for
said work, exce�t for surveying and ,plans, are to be p„id out of the
revenue derived by the City from the one-luarter cent per gallon tax
on motor vehicle fuel, in accordance with the provision of Sections 194
and 195 of the Streets and Hightaays Cede and said agreement, and
Now Therefore be it RISOLVED that W. R, Atkin is the lowest anQ beat
responsible bidder doing said work and that the said bid or the said
: R. Atkin be and the same is hereby accepted and that the Ynyor era
City Clerk be and thou/ are hereby authorized and directed to execute
for •red on behalf or the City of Pain Spring:, the said nFreement in
form as hereinabove act forth and to .a'"ix thereto the seal or the City
of Paln Springs, and
Be it Further 11,:;OLVLD that payment for said 701'1: 1�e it td.e frost the
6pecisl Gas Tnx Street Improvement Wand of the City of Palm Springs,
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i hereby/ certify that the foregoing iF R true comr of Q resolution
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duly moved, :;ccond,id and. adorted by the City loungA of the City of
Palm SpwinEs .at a �;etihq thereof held on the A, day of SSovomb �r,
�938.
City Clerk of Panp SprinOrf:��, California.
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HEBOLUri'ioil NO. 99
the Road Department of the Count•* of Riverside is engaged in wriden•-
ing the pavement on Indian Avenue from ilejo Road to Ramon Road in the City
of Palm Springs, and
rdHrd , the wooden minhole in front of the; Spa or Sprints on the Indian.
Reservation, adjacent to said Indian Avenue along UP line of said work
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is in reed of repair and replacement, and
S'HLrRE S, said. Indian ,venue is one of the streets of major i-npnrt%ance •
in the City of Palm Springs, upon which the City of Palm Springs is er--
titled to spend gas tan funds,
Now, therefore be it, RESOLVED that said manhole be repaired by the con- •
struction of a 1010 re-inforced concrete slab 121 a 141 with one-half de-
formed bars 10" 0. C. with standard rtnnhole casting and cover; and that
the Street Superintendent be and he is hereby instructed nod ordered to
have said work done immediately by Poree accouTit, and
Be It Further PE90LV,2) that payment for the lnber and. material required
to do said work be made from the Special Gas Tax Street Improvement Fund
of the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foragoirp is a true copy of a resolution dr,.ly
novad, seconded rand adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs ct a meeting thereof held on the A ` day of Idovembor, 193R.
City Clark or Pa�r1m 5prings, Cq]ifornK.
RESOLU`iION NO. 100
the Palm Springs City Planning Commission notified the City
Oouncil than they are "on rgoord as being opposed to the prunont glHns
for constructicn of the Palmy Springs - Unthedrsl City llif;i,cuny By-Pass
until present highway No. 99 is developed sufficiently to adaquatcly
care for through traffic," and '
THAREad it is the opinion of competent enginourr that this vrnpoaed By-
pass, bvaause of its easy grade, will attract an increasing amount of
truck cud transcontinental traffic , and
we believe such truck and transcontinental traffic cs nova travels
over PlQhway He. 9q would seriously injure the life and chorneter of oar
corminity, should it be broufrht witli n our city limits, and
',,JHi aL0 �,e are advised by Stute Highway District; Engineer E. q, Sullivan
that there is no early prospect of widening highway No. 99 from Nhitewcter
to In.d:i_a. �
Be it huroby RESOLVED that the Palm Sp-Mrs 01:3 Council go on recor! en-
dorsing; the nttitude of our Planning Commission in their objection to the
presant Mrs for connt:rzctinn of the Palm 9pri• tea; - Cathedral City Fill.- •
way BY—oars until the _resent Hif§Wn t Ito. 99 is developed mi^Pi.cYntly to
adequatoly ogre "on thraigh track traffic.
Be it MAW RAUM AD that wo advocate th, improvement of Hi--1 r, y Va. 99
between :'Ihitewater and Indio, over a new alinement which will establish a
safe grade -end a_ °+i.rae Pour--lane surface tlrro� _ih the ecsrter of V�rth Much--
elle Zia' ley.
_,nd be it Further uE OL?rldD that r request be sent to the Railrr�d Commiss-
ion or the state of Ylifornia through Ocnqtor John P. Phillips and
,1_7,ertbl_usn Nelson Dilworth that no truck rnutes be aparoved over the
Indio a 'Palm Springs highway and that it such a route is requested that
Palm Springs be permitted to appoer at a hearing to protest,
Ord be it FIRTHyl RL9OOLVr.D that a cony of this Resolution be sent to the
Rivu�,sido CoinlAy Board of Supervisors, the fouthern Gouncil or the "fate •
Chamber of Conneres, the Highway Coraaittee of the Rive, si. e County C.humbor
of Oormrercc, tKaState Highway Commissinn -ind to Or. U. q. Sullivai,
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District n,ineer, Division of PiOiways,
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I hel'aby certif,,r that the is a true. cony o" n resolati.,m duly
niov.;r'., se0onC1L'd rod rulopted by the 7ity Jounc;`lI of the Cith of P ,lrs
a JpriiiE;s :0 Fi rie,eting thereof h, ld on the k BC" doy of Srovembcr,
City ,1erL' of .I?a1r.��_iprin,-s, Cr'-,Ii.f"orr,ia.
IE','(DLUTIntI NO. 101
"1H?R:-3 the Uit,r yo�.rncil o" the Ci-I;-% Of Palm Snringe, C-L:'ornia ,
by its Rertolutirm F,), 67, called soecial el-ecti-n to be; held in
.snid Oity on IIover,.ber. 15, 1938, to unt,' upon the followinr~ propOA--
tion, to-grit:
Jhall the City of Pa v : ecpt rnm Goor-e 1elwood'1
Uu.rrsy and. i',lry Ditto Ihxrray, b; r; ,rifs a deed cenve'rinF to
the City Be nro in'the City o£ Palm .iprir�,�,, County
of Riverside, de,�cribed ns the SouLheast eorn,.,r of Palm
Canyou Dr,ve and T-,h,juit: Road, mca.surinn; .ichty f :et squ.rre,
tog;athcr raith riPlits ajourt.,nunt thereto, excepting
hor,rever, any exirtin-- rights of way +'or cnnductiJ�p �•,.�te.r,
^thi.ch T_cletn to snid land, said deed being upon the follnwinq,
conditions
(1) Thant the Jity of Dalrn Spr.•ings, eithe • directly or through
tLe Fehr [prinks Library 1,ssoeiatio, continue mid forever
' maintain the PL1lx uprings Free Public L'_lrr:ry in and on build-
ings now or horeafter upon the property, and, will to that end
itself expend, or in the alternati-e furnish for expenditure by
said l.,ibx<-Ly Associaition, the suer of art le�,e;L a2,000,00 ill each
year beginning with the year 1�410, and tInA until the year
1 �)q-0 at lea!<t tp2,00Jo00 each year will be expended b,Y said.
Library ,tssoeiation or said 'Jity of Ptilr tS'prings; (2) That
the building or building*s upon -the said plot of lend conveyed
and the Library thereon shell forever bo desijmated mid known
as the ",Jelwood Murra.7 Memorial Library,p1 arc] sh-ill bear a
clearly legible inscription upon a bronze tablet or othe;raise
to th-,t effect;; and (3) That in case any agree-nont Or condition
Of said dded sliall be violated or shall rail to he observod
and r,,rlfil'_o-;(j by 1.he 'iity or htrlm f)prin"s rind soma 911,111
continuo in default for Space of throe n.onths the said deed
and the consrer_,nce therob;r m^-de shall be void and of no effect
and 111 title to the )rnparty end rifihLs corrve"red thereby
shall instantl y revert to the pra.ntors, their heirs e'nd assilzrs;
(4 ) That the City of Palm SprinLF, also execrxtc a separate aglree-
merrt with said proposed gr+nrtors that it, the said City, will
oerforre and fulfill the conditions oP said deed above get Forth,
and
WHEN -L pursuant to said Rosolution °_rd call of election, notico
of said election uas �)ubli.shed in The Limeli.,IA, a, u(,wsi)�per• of goneral
circuL,tira2, printed alid published and cireulato(l in tho CiLy of Yalta
n
S,?rinys, on October lst, 19�c�,, as --appears £ror2 the ur£i-davit of pub-
Lnation by the p ibli.sher of said newspaper, and
'r]fIh't{ -S eccordint; to laT,r, j)ollinf, _?lace cards were mailed to the
electors ii, Consolidated Election �rcclncts i,. end D, created by said
Resolution, such mailing 1)ol;inn7ng nrr the 1 th day of October 19j8,
and being cerlyrleted and ending on tho 221Ld day of October, 1938, as
appears by the certificato of the City Clerk, and publicatirrn of
S�4id proposition to be voted upon at said election Baas published in
the said Limelight oil Ooto'ber 29th, 1938 and Ilovember 5th , 1938, ors
appears by the affidavit of publi.cation msdo 'by the _rublisher of said
ner^rspuper, and
7MR3, S, pursuant to said Resolution, a polling place was established in
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Consolidated Precinct A at the office of the Palm Springs Builders .`supply
Coo , Ltd, on the Lest side of Paler Canyon Drive betuQou Canino Perocela
and Surny Dunes Road in the City of Palm Springs; and in Consolidated
Precinct B, at Prances S. Stevens Grammer School on the cast side of Palm
Canyon Srive between Alejo Road and Grand Via Valmonte in said City of
Palm Sprirgs, and
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WHER.bAS, election officials consisting of an Inspector, .vudne and two clerks
for each Pollinf p1aen were appointed, ballots here printed and the nec-
ssary supplies for said election were Procured and delivered to said el-
ection officials and '
WHEREAS said election was held and conducted on said ilove,nber 151sh, 1938,
in necordance with said Resolution and the Act. Legislature of the :state
of California entitled "An Act to Provide for and ReCuinte Municipal
L,lecti ms in Cities of the Fifth and Sinth Class", Statutes K 1919,
Page 928, as Av3ndod, and the general election laths of the State of Calif-
ornia, so far as thu same were apAi.cabte, and
the City Council of the City of Palm Springs met nt its usual
place of meeting, to-wit, rn the second floor of the Fire Station of the
Palm PSpr`rgs Fire Protection District, on North Palm Canyon Drivo,in said
City, on the first Mondsv after such election, to-wit, November 21, 19 B,
and canvassed the return of said electinn, and
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MEMOS, the tally lists, roster oP voters, ballots and reports of said
election officials were then and there enamined and anvvassed and it appear-
ing that said election officials had duly qualifiod by taking ' hw cwth re-
quired by law and had certified by their signature to said tally lists; �
that the nusher of ballots received by them and the number of all offici.l
ballots voted, the number of ballots spoiled, the niuber of ballots used
and returned, were as follows, to-wit:
Consolidated Precinct "n": Plumber of all official ballots
received by said election officials was - 850
The number of official ballots voted was __ 109
The number of ballots spoiled was - - Acne -
The number of ballots unused and returned was - 743.
The numben of ballots, rejected was - moue
The number of ballots accounted for was - 850�
That there were :a absentee voters.
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That there were 109 names in the Roster of 7oLes.
That number of voted ballots agreed with the number of names on the
roster of voters.
Consolidated Precinct "B" : Number of all official ballots
recieved by said election officials was - 650
The number of official ballots voted was - _135 _
The nu-mbei, oi' ballots spoiled was -- 1��
The number of ballots unused and returned .was -• 514� '
The number of ballots rejected was - None
The number of ballots; accounted for was - 650 �-
That there were no assisted voters and 1
That there were no absentee voters
That there were 136 names in the Roster of voters.
That the number of voted ballots agreed with the number of
names of the _-oster of voters,
That at said election there were no votes for candidates and that votes
upon said proposition were cast and courted as follows:
Consolidated Election Precinct "x" - Yes 106
Consolidated Election Precinct "A" - Ito 3
Consolidated Aloctinn Precinct "B" - 7es 127
Consolidated Election Precinct "M -a No ----"�
Total - Yes 233
Total - No _ 11
and.
,,T1E lac; it appears to the City Council of said City of Palm Springs, that
the total votes .in favor of and for said Proposition was 233 and total
votes against said. Proposition was 11, and. Mot the number of votes in
favor of said Proposition exceeded the nwaber of votes against said
Proposition by more than two-thirds of ths total number of votescast at
said election.
Koir Therefore the City CouncY of the City of Palen Springs; hereby declares
that said Proposition, to-wit, the Proposition hereinabove setforth had
r carried and wns duly adopted at said election„
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy or a revelation duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City ",ounA3 of the city of Palm
Springs at a meeting thereof held on the g l- " day of Favewber, 1938,
City Clerk of Paln pings, Cal forai.a,
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RESOLUTION No, 102
111FIR-l'S, George 7, elviood Plurray and May Ditto 11urray, his wife, have offered
to grant to the City of Palm Springs, its successors and assigns forever,
a parcel of land eighty feet sonars, at the So"theast corner of Palm Canyon
Drive and Tahguitz Road, in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside,
State of California, which parcel is described as:
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,ill that portion of a certain unnumbered Block designated
as 11,1rs, Brooks" on Neap of Palm Springs on rile in Boole 9
page 432 of Vaps, records of San Diego County, California,
v particularly described as follows
Beginning at the Northwesterly corner of said Block,
Thence east along the Northerly line of saidBlock,
being; also the Southerly line of Spring Street (now known
as Tahquitz Road), 80 feet;
Thence South on parallel with the blest line of said Block,
80 feet;
Thence lost and parallel with the North line of said Block;
80 feet to a point on the ;;est line of said Block, being also
' the East .line of pain Avenue (Drew known as Palm Canyon Drive) ;
Thence North along the West line of said Block, 80 feet to
l;he point of beginning,
The hereinabove described property being the same as excepted
out of and reserved to George hbirl,ay and. Caroline 0,
NTurray, his wife, in Deed. to Cornelia B. rUhite, dated !'parch 5,
1911 and recorded. 111nrch 24, 1917 in Book 460 page 2 of Deeds,
• records of Riverside County, California,
excepting therefrom such rights of way ( if and so far as the same may now
exist) for flumes and ditches for conducting the water for irrigating
purposes and doNestic us; as have been reserved to the Pinta Springs fond
and 10om.)any, ^ Cnlporstjon, so far as the 9arae may, if at all, re-
late to the land to ba conveyed. There is included in said proposed
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conveyance; (a) _,l.l_ the rights and rights to grater relating to the load •
thereby conveyed reserved to the soil George Welaood Murray in a certain
deed ex,cu.ted by the said George i hTooa `Array and his wi;e to Florilla
M. L-'hite and Cornelia B. !bite dated I'ebruiry 9, 1914, convuyint promises
known an the 'Hotel Block, ? (b) The rrmnining one-half of the ureter and �
r;r,ht to woto- reserved to '.'Tel-vood Plurray and Geo � e ;Ielrrood Plurray in
the instrument &tad February 11, 1911, entored into between the Tlnitod
,totes of _smerica actin_* by ado Ho Code, ,^•hi.er inspector of Irrigation of
the UAW& 3tatres Indian Service, and. George `.8elwood Murray, I'lelwnod Murray,
Value Coffman, Lavinia Crocker, Alonzo & Davies 'und Pearl Yc011um, ra -
luti.ng to the water of Tahquits Creek, so ear e2 the rights hurshy con-
veyed slid not pass to the said Cornelia B. .ih,i-te by deed of &rot 15, 1917,
above referred to, and also conveying thereby the ri jizi; to the sen!c Pro-
portion of water as the size oV the ^..lid parcel ino=isurinE eighty feet by
eighty feet thereby conveyed bears to the size of the land conveyed to
Cornelia B. titte by the deed lost mentioned, together with all and
singular the tenements and aopur-tenaances to the promises to be conveyed
belonging or in any wise pertaining, anr� the; reversiou and rave i's!Oil s,
remainder or remainders, issues and profits thereof, upon -the following
conditions:
(1) That the City of Palm Springs, either directly or through
the Palm Springs Library Association continn and forever !rain- �
thin the Palm Springs -Free Public Library in and on buildings
now or hereafter upon the property, and will to that and itself
expand, or in the Rlternative furnish for expenditure b7 said
Library Association, the sum of at least ,,$2,000.00 in each �
year beginning; with the year 1940, and -that until the year 1940
at least 32,nn0.00 each year will be expended by said Libra,
»ssociation or c ild 7ity of Palm Springa:
(2) That the building, or buildings upon the said plot of Land
conveyed and the Library thereon ,shall forever be designated and
k own as the Q'.'ialwood 'Murray nmorial Library, C and shall bear a
clearly legible inscription unon s bronze tablet or otherwise to
that effect: and
(3) That in cas : any agreement of condition of spid deed shall
be violated. Or shall fail to be ob.servad and fulPilled by the
City of Palm springs n d same shall continue U default for a
space of three months, the said doed and the conveyunce thavaby
roads shall be void and of no effect and all title to the property
and rights conveyed thereby shall instently revert to the grant-
ors, their heirs and es` Qns.
4hich condition shall be evidenced by the acceptance of said deed by the
City of Palm Springs, and by the execution Of a separate instrument accomp•-
anyiug said deed in and by which the City of Palm Springs promises sad
agrees to carry out and fulfill same. �
�dFiLR'ia3 the City council of the City of Palm SprinYs submitted to the
Qualified electors of the City of Palm Springs voting of an election held
Yov-ember 15th, 1938 for that Purpose, the question of acceptance of said w
dead and elceoution of said acco;ncanying agreement by the City of Palm
Springs and, at said election the acceptance of staid deed and execution
of said accompanying agreement by the City of Palm Springs was approved
by a vote exceeding two-thirds of the qualified electors of the City
voting at such election, and
Zh�'E ep3 the City Council has heretofore met avnd canvassed the returns of
said election and declared the result thereof, and
,',,H&REwS the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs has here- ,
tofora approved the acquisitions by the City of Palm Springs of the said
real pooperty and the acceptance of said deed according to its terms, end.
,',HERE,3 the City Council of the city of Palm Springs believes that it is
to the best interests and advanteg;e of the City that said deed be accept-
ed according to its terms and that the city of Palm Spripgn execute a
separate instrument r.crnpting said deed in and by vwhicb the City of
Palm Spriiga shall promise and agree to carry out and fulfill same.
11T02V D; IT RL70LV.�B 'that the City of Palm Springs shall and does
hereby accept- the said deed of Nort,e Plel%,00d S4urray and lday Ditto Murray,
his wife, same being dated August 3rd, 1938 and the City Clerk is hereby
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authorized and directed to e.cecute for and on behalf of and, in the
narna of the City of Palm ,Springs, n separ.rte instrument accepting
said deed in and by which the City of Pa_lin Springs promises and agrees
to carry o. t and fulfill same and to af,'ix thereto the secl of the
City of Palm SpringS a?on the City ,Attorney approving the same as to
form,
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I hereby certify that the foreSoing is a true cols, of a rasoIatiou
duly rirved, ❑econded �md adoyAed by the City Cowticlil of the Clity oi'
Palm �5prings ab a me,tinm thereof held on kire ?_�Q,Di'of November ,
City Clerk of Palm ;Springs, CFY11i-for
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RLSOTMION No, 103
N3LRliS the bond of J'obn Sprague, Tr,, City Treasurer, executed by
i'ir:mon+s Fund Indeimity Co, , os surety, in the ne;ral sum of
1I10,000.00, bein,, bond. No, 0--7407 of sz;id. Company, ,rn.s presented
and havi;o '[Dean approved as to form by the City ItLornerl and
dI-LR-"AS, the slid bond was examined b,ir tho City Council of the City
of Palm Springs,
Novi Therefore Be It RESOLVsD that the said- bond be and the same :is
hereby ajp;)roved and accepted,
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' I hereby certify that the foregoing is, a true copy of a resolution
dul;,r moved , seconded and adopted by the. City Coax- it of the City of
PRIM Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 2)c> '-bf November ,
1938.
P
City Clerk of Pa]m'Springs,/ Oalifornia.
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RESOLUTI01d NO. 104
6JH R E,-�,S, at its meeting bicv'ember yth, 1938 the City Council of the
CitT of Palrn Springs passed a res,lirtion calling for bids for rates
of hire for Furnishi-np: nr R.D, 8 Caterpillar Tractor or its eo.uivalert,
enui,,ned vii.+h bulldozer, for use in cleaning; and. recti.fic-ition of
channol of T.ra.hCuitz Creek, ;Jest of Stnte Iligtr,,m.y crossing in the Ci`cy
of Palm 3pri igs, io accordance with plans and specifications wili-ch are
on file in, thu Office of the Superintendent of Streets of the City of
Palm Suri.ngs, the said equipment to b,; furnir.hud with all labor,
raateri,als, su.p-plies and fuel for the operation thereof, and
JII.=R 't5, the City Council thereafter caused to be published and insert-
ed once a week for taro suc-:essive creeks, namely in the issues of
1,ovembur 12th and iQovember l9th, 19;8, in The Lifnelil*ht, a lmeekly news-
paper of ;encr..1 circulation printed, published and circualted in the
City of Palm Snring.s, a notice r,ahich oet forth all the terms and con-
ditions of the ,said resolution o,' November Wi, 1938, which notice was
in ;rords and fi:gares as follows,
"NOTICE J-1,7TITIJFG BMS FOR TPAC"OR_dID I )I IIT=Nlp EARL
Notice is hereby given that the Ciky of AaLn Springs trill
receive bids coverilrg rates of hire for furnishing" an R.D. 8
* Ca4;erpillar Tractor or its equiviilunt, equipped with bulldozer,
for use in cleatring and rectification of charmel of Tahquitz
Cree4�, 'Jfesb of State IIi,-iway crossing in the Ciby of Palm ,Springs,
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in accordance with olans and specification,^ which are or file in
the office of the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Palm
,iprings, Palm Springs, California. Said equipment to be furbished 4
with all labor, materials, sup lies and fuel for the ooerati.nn
tlie_r=of. in the event there is to be any transportation charge
for said tractor or ec_ui_pmaent to or from the place; of vurk, same
shall be specified,
All of said bids shrill be sealed ,and in writing and deliverd to
Guy Pinney, City Clerk of the City of Palm Seri*cgs, at the City
Offices of the City of Palm Springs, on or before hovember 30th,
1938, at ten otclock k. M: on which date and at which time said '
bids will be opened by said City Cleric at. said City Wfieos.
Bidder's are hereby notified that pursuant to the Statuses of
the State of California, the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs has determined the general prevailin3 rate of per diem
wages in the locality for work of each craft and type of work-
men or mechanics needed to execute: the contract and also the
general prevailing rate for legal holiday and over time work for
same to be as follows!
Trade or Occupation Hourly Per_Diem Hourly Rates for Legal
Vage Rate I1'DAQnys i Over Time:
Rate _
Tractor. Driver 1.12z j19.00 &1
laborers AN 5.00 .93>Wti
IF
The foregoing schedule of per them wages is based upon a work-
ins day of eight (8) hours . The hourly wage rate mentioned is the
Derr diem rate divided b,, the eformentioned number n; hours constit-
uting a working day. It shall be mandatory" croon the contractor •.end
any subcontractors under him to pay not lees than the soecificd
rates to all onchanics, laborers end ,vorkmon enoinyod in the execu-
tion of the contract. '
Any and all bids are subject to approvf1 by the Department oC
Public jocks of the State of California, and the City of Palm
Springs reserves t-he right of reject any and all bids and/or
ws ive any irregularity in any '.rid,
Dates: Palm Springs, California, Fovember 9, 1938.
City of Palm Springs, a Yuni.capal
corporation,
By PHILIP L, D(ilM, Mayor
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By GUY PISvIi". City Clerk"
"s,HE1;ls' S, several bids more received in no iordance therewith and were
duly read, examined and eonsiderod by the Council and the Council hereby i
determines the bid of Vida Kovacevi.ch to be the lowest and best respons-
ible bid for said tractor tnd elninment hire, and
dH�'hJ1. 3, pursu:mt to e_id birl of TWO Kovacevicb a form 0f agreement be•-
twre n the City- of Palm Qrin.gn and said Vida Kovgcevich W been drawn,
including all the terms 0" said Lid as follocas, to-vit:
This agreement, made and entered into this 301;h day of ]vovecnLer, 1938,
bar and between the GUY of 041M Springs, a municipal cornorotdnn
hereinafter designated City and Vida Vovacevicb, 900 Imperial Aven-
ue, Southgete, California , herninafter de.si(nated Lessor,
ITT TH
ai 'i� .zS; the City has invited Lids for the rantal of an MD. 1;
Cater. rrillar tractor or its ec;aivalent, eqc.ri .ad with bulldozer
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for use in cleunln3 avq ctlficati"n Of chon '.el of TaMPM Druck,
.,eat of 3tote tIigi ,,y crossing, io the Oi.ty of P21m aprilcs in
f.
accordance ,a ity pl ns Ma specifications on file in the office or
tier?, ,up.srinten"qent of ,.itreets of the Jity,
sVH.1ku�L })ursu.ant to said invi.t-ti.on for Lido, several sealed. -nd
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vritten bids were received and hare p2nyserly soared by the My
'Jlorl: "t tan O�Cl e9k ei. Tie T'ovcMber 300, 1038, 9T'.d
,_ MA, sni_d bids so submitted glare examined and considered b==
the Cite " ,ncil of the City qnd the bid A Vido Fovaoovicu,
Lessor hereiv, W .n 'Parr' to be +.'tie lo=leRt and best bid,
RTO',J Tih ll�Ji :, in Consideration of the Premises end of the mntnal
prow , - and egrsemmits horMn,ft-r �-t Perth, it is hereby ax--
pr- 717 uy;reod os ,follows°
The Los.^or hereby agrees to furnish an R D Caterpillar Tractor
with bulldozer, with driver, and all necessary labor, toZether with
neuOsFnry gasoline, distillate, diesel oil, lubricating yrsaso, and
all other incidentals necessary for satisfactory operation of said
equipment, at the rate of ;Seven and 40/100 Dollars (;J7.40) per Our,
YO price for trOnsPorthtiOn, drayage, or for nny othor purpose ,:ill
be allowed over and above- the _trice quoted in tvis s.reoment �
The; equipment ,shall be delivered be the job immediately on execution
of this agreement and be ruad,-y for operation on arriving on the ,job
and shall be removed from the job folloiOng comoletion of such ,rot$
us awarded or rat such time as the Lessor shall tail to corLply rith
any of the 7rovisinu ' _
/ a4 Of i_L4 h1d . Said Kid 1S hereby incorporated
in this agrea:rent by reference end o copy of same is anDe,ed hereto,
The equipment rill be required to wool, o capacity, .,bile acorking
on thy ;job, r_,nd shall produce such yardage as shell be doomed smt-
isfactory by he City, Said equipment shall work during such
times and at such periods as may be directed by the City ,uper-
inac nd.ent of Streets.
The lessor --ill maintain the equipment in such nnndition that sat-
isfactory -production will he obtained, such expense to be borne by
the Lessor.
Lost time, in e;fcUM of thirty rdnotes "er c-lend"r day, swill be
deducted Nnw the aarnin= according in the amount NO
Lessor a,rees that sbou_d the Oquininut fail to rrodgce 'sotisfnat.-
cry yardage, of any period, that on live d•iys written notice from
the 'City, sn.id contract shall terminate and said lessor will remove
said leased e.niipmont +it his own ea=pane,
Lessor acknowledges Ire is acquainted with and his eomhmlied ,,ith all
laws A the State of California relating to the operation of contract--
* ergs equipment within the State.
Lessor acknowledges that he has rude himself generally familiar with
the location and type A Poole to be performed,
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Lessor acknowledges that he is 'familiar with the general prevailing
rate of per them wages in the locality for the following type of
workoar and mechanics needed to exacutcr the contract and also the
gr noral prevai.linp rate for legal holiday and overtime work for '
same, and that said rates are as followsa
Trade or Occupation IIour'ly Per Diem I pgr•ly '. y gees for
Jage Fate Legal Holidays &
Prate Over Time ,
Tractor Driver (rl,l'd'; 19.00 da.68a3/4
Laborers &QJ 5„00 .93-3/4
The foragnin, schedule of nor diem waEos is based upon a working
day of eight (8) hours, The hourly wage ratementioned is the per
« diem rate divided by the .aforementioned Tgmber or h,nzrs constituting
a working day.
* The lessor agrees to parr clot less than the .specified rates to all
mechanics, laboreres and worhrrien er,.plo,yed in the execution of the
contract.
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Lessor acknowledges that he will, at his or*n expense, protect
Hyself by inszrance or otherwise from theft, fire, flood., or �
any other damage to the e,,uinment.
Lessor acknowledges that he is acquainted with, and will comply
with all of the nrovisi.ors of the lairs of the State of California
with reference to the employment of aliens, and ]lours of "Tnric on
public 7 orks, and that he will be liRble for any infrinn•emtant or
non-compliance with said laws.
Lessor acknowledges that he will fvywish at his elan exne:nse, a
Ecod and sufficient bond in the amount of Eight Hundred Q?800,00)
Dollars, guaninteeir.; the nayrisut of labor and materiel repui.red
in connection with tha perfor adice of this agreement, also that
he will furnish at his oven expense a goon and sufficient insurance
policy indcsmnifying the City against any uublic liability or prop-
erty damage which may be occasioned bZ said leased equipment or
the use thereof. Lessor further agrees, during tAe progess of
the work, to raa intain and carry at his can expense workmen's
eoiapensation insurance for the benefit of all persona employed
by hi?a in connection with the execution of toe York under this
.agreement,
The City agrees to pay to the Lessor for services rendered under
the provisions of this agreement, once each month, for services
performed durinE the preceding month.
IN L=ITLSS D'a, 1,12;�''OP, the Parties horpto have duly executed this 91
agreement the date and year first above written.
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CITY OF P ISI St�2 . .5,
a nunicinal corporation
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and
WT2 AS, it is ess_:ntial that the City of Palm Springs arrange and enn-
tract for said tractor and equipment hire without delay and the terms of
said agreement and the said bid of Vid.o Wovacevich as included therein
are reasonable and fair in the g Council, and
judgment of the City
21E'R.Iiy3, the City of Palm Spring8 has heretofore ontered into an agree-
ment vith the Department of Public Vorks of the State of Onlifornia where-
by the money necessary for said ,cork has been allocated to the City ca' �
Palm Springs, and.
iHER_L�S, it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of Palm
Springs that se id agreement be executed in form as per the attached copy
thereof.,
h9J, TiHER�TIORE, BE IT RL'SOLVI-D that Vida Kovacevieb is the loinest amid best
responsible bidder for said tractor and equipment hire and that the said '
bid of said Vido Kovacevich as embodied in the form of agreement as Der
the attached copy, be and thu same is hereby accepted and that the Mayor
and the City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs be and they nro hereby
autboriued and directed to execute for and on behalf of, and in the name
of the City of Palm Springs, the said agreement in form as per the att-
ached copy thereof, and to affix thereto the real of the City of Palm
Springs, upon the City Attorney approving the same as to forms »
BE IT FURTH_H RESOLVED that all paymentF upon and on account of said
agreement be made from funds allocated to the City of Palm Springs for
and on account of the work of cleaning and rectification of the channel �
of Tahquit•z Creek by the Department of Public Yorks of the `Mate of
California.
I hereby certify that the f ore_oinp• is a true copy of a resolutinn duly
mnvod, seconded and. adopted b.! the City Council of tqo City of palm
;Jprings , at a meeting thereof held on thet��day Oi: 1Aovcn,bo_r, 1938.
City Clerk of Palm Sprine,s", Califor ia�
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11,-,�01'TED that the -�ermissi.on OP tha �;ity Co�m7.ca.7- oP Lha Cites of .e'alm
Jprin s be _,iLd b'.�..: s-ime rbr � o m T,ie .a , n-me;l hu mor
to be eb^�;nt Prnm all neeti-.,'s n th said C.it;r Ooimell 101. the ncri.od
br.n;ini:in, December 6, 1938, and endint- February 2, 1J7
I hereby ce2:ti,Py' that tho ;'oregoin is t:0aa soot of o -cucoluLi. i dal•;
moved-, .nd. adopted by. lLa Ciiy Council_ of the Litt, of Pah7i
ri-nd , � t _i ieetin� therec;P held on_ •� r� sirsy oP o�'eriuer. , 19-r„R
lily Cler'_ of :P;il t.
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RL OLDTION NO. lo6
TMERFAS the resignation of Fred G. Ingram as City Treasurer of the City
Of :Palm Springs was received by the City Council of said City at a meet-
ing thereof held October. 26th, 1938, and by Resolution 2So. 81 of the said
City Council, was accepted, effective upon the appointment and qualification
of his successor, and
' VVHM,' S John Sprague, Jr. , appointed City Treasurer of the City of Palm
Springs, by Resolution No. 82 of the City Council of said City adopted at
a meeting thereof held October 26, 1938, presented his bond as such
Treasurer to the City Council at a meeting thereof held November 30, 1933,
which bond was approved by Resolution No. 103 of the City Council, and
71HPRMS said John Sprague, Jr, executed his oath of office as such City
Treasurer on December 1st, 1938.
Now Therefore Be It RG50LVED that the appointment and qualification of said
John Sprague, Jr. as said Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, be and the
* same is hereby confirmed, and that the resignation of Fred G. Ingram, his
Predecessor, be and the same is hereby accepted as of said date of
December 1, 1938.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Coun�l of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the day of December, 1938.
City Clerk of Palm Sprin10�3
, California
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R>i3OLDJ.TLON N0. lOq
Be it RESOLVED that the sum of 250.00 be transferred from the General
Fund of the City of Palm Springs, as a loan to the Street Fund of said
City, such sum to be restored to the General Fund whenever sufficient
moneys therefor are on hand in said Street Fund,
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Cou40il ,of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the "�day of December, 1938.
City Clerk of Palm Snrinas ,7a—i nnifi
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RESOLUTION NO. 108
RESOLVED that an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Palm Springs
Amending Ordinance No. 11 of said City, being an Ordinance Providing for
Licensing of Wholesale and Retail Businesses, Trades and Occupations, adopted
June 8th, 1938, by Amending Section F and Section 11, Subdivisions 5(f) , 5(g),
5(h) , 5(1) , 48, 56, 76, 80 and 122.11, introduced at a meeting of the City
Council of the City of Palir Springs, held December 7th, 1938, be and the 4
same is hereby altered as follows:
1 - By altering the title of said Ordinance to read as follows:
"An Ordinance of the City of Palm Springs Amending Ordinance '
No. 11 of said City, being an Ordinance Providing for Licens-
ing of Wholesale and Retail Businesses, Trades and Occupations,
adopted June 8th, 1938, by Amending Section F and Section P,
Subdivisions 5(f) , 5(g) , 5(h), 5(1) , 48, !i6, 76 and 80.
2 - By striking out the whole of Subsection (i) of Section 1 of
said Ordinance.
3 - By changing the designation of sub-section (J) of Section 1 of
said Ordinance to Sub-section (i) .
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the _ Council of the City of Palm Springs,
at a meeting thereof held on theil��°day of December, 1938.
City Clerk of Palm Sprits, California
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RESSOLTUION NO. 109
WHEREAS the City Council and the City Court of the City of Palm Springs, ,
by the courtesy of the members of the Fire Department of the Palm Springs
Fire Protection District has occupied the Assembly Room of said members,
located on the second floor of the Fire Station of said District in said
City for a Council Chamber and Court Room since the incorporation of the
City and up to the present time, and
IMMEAS the members of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs are
highly appreciative of said courtesy extended to them and the City Court
and the City of Palm Springs,
Now therefore be it RESOLVED that appreciation of such courtesy be and the
same is hereby expressed, and that a copy of this Resolution be delivered
to the Chief of the Fire Department of said District.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs,
at a meeting thereof held on the_L4 ` day of December, 1938'.
City Clerk of Palm Springs, California.
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RESOLUTION NO. 110
VJH';RFJlS, The Nevada-California Electric Corporation, an electrical public
utility corporation, operating and doing business in the City of Palm Springs,
Riverside.County, California, has proposed and presented to the City Council
of the City of Palm Springs, a written agreement for electric service, a
copy of which agreement is as follows, to-wit:
Application for Electrical Connection and Service •
California Division, Palm Springs District, December 16th, 1938-
The undersigned requests the Nevada-California Electric Corporation, here-
inafter calll1 d the "Corporation" to make an electrical connection on the
premises . 425� No. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs Tlarge store Gautiel.l.o Bldg)
in the County of Riverside, State of California, used as City Hall
and to furnish electric energy and service required by the undersigned
for the following installation until prior notice is given in writing by
Y the undersigned to discontinue the same, all in accordance with and sub-
ject to the effective rules and regulations of the corporation, a copy
of which is on file in the corporation's office and available for public
inspection:
Light .5 MV. Phase single Approx. Voltage 1151230 Schedule No. L-0
as filed with the Railroad Commission of California, such payment shall
be made to the corporation at its office at 3771 Eighth Street, Riverside,
California, or with the corporation's consent and without prejudice to
any rights hereunder, such payment may be made at the corporation's
local office in the district above stated. Minimum or demand charge for
power service payable during the service months of Tannery to December
inclusive, of each service year, This contract shall at all times be
subject to such changes or modifications by the Railroad Commission of
California as said commission may, from time to time, direct in the
exercise of its jurisdiction.
City of Palm Springs
Its Mayor
City Clerk
Palm Springs, California.
wH31U',AS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has fully consid-
ered said agreement and has determined that the electric energy and
service proposed to be sold, furnished and delivered under the said
agreement are required for the purposes of said City and that said agree-
ment should be approved, accepted and executed by and upon the part of
said City;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS HEREBY RESOLVES:
That said agreement for electric service proposed and presented by The
Nevada-California Electric Corporation be and the same is hereby approved
and accepted, and the Mayor and the Clerk of the City of Palm Springs are
hereby authorized and instructed to execute and attest such agreement for
and on behulf of. said City: and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to certify and deliver a true and correct copy of
this Resolution to a representative of The Nevada-California Electric
Corporation, in accordance with its request.
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w I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Counadl of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the 2 B 7'iaay of December, 1938.
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City Clark- of Palm Sprigs, California.
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RESOLUTION NO. 111
WHEREAS the sum of 06.20 has been deposited with the City Clerk of the
' City of Palm Springs by Francis E. Crocker and others, owners of property
abutting on Grand Via Valmonte between Avenida de Los Caballeros and Sun-
rise ['Jay, which sum is to be used at the discretion of the City Council
and under it+s direction for the grading and improvement of said portion
of said street; funds remaining unused for such purposes to be returned
'to the depositors upon denand in the proportion which their payments in-
to said fund may bear to the total amount of such fund,
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New Therefore be it RESOLVED that the said City Clerk be and he is hereby
authorized to accept and retain said fund and to deposit and pay out the
same for the purposes above stated upon the order and under the direction
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of the City Council. }
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the1jvL"_day of December, 1938•
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City Clerk of Pali Sprin , California.
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PMOLUTION No. 112
Be it RESOLVED that the compensation of Albert R. Hoffman as Judge of
the City Court of the City of Palm Springs, be and it is hereby fixed
at the sum of $100.00 per month, commencing January 1st, 1939, and con-
tinuing until further or other order of the City Council, such compensa-
tion to be paid out of the General Fund of the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Cour of the City of Palm +
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on tle` ay of December, 1938.
ri y
City Clerk of Psalm Springs/Wali£ornia
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RESOLUTIOP NO. 113
Be it RESOLVED that the compensation of Guy Pinney as City Clerk of. the '
City of Palm Springs, be and it is hereby fixed at the sum of J200.00
per month, commenc&g' 7anuary 1st, 1939, and continuing until further or
other order of the City Council, said compensation to be paid out of the
General Fund of the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy at a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Coungil of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the` �t"day of December, 1938•
City Clark cF'alm Springs, California
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R1SOLUTION NO. 114
RESOLVED that there be and is hereby created the office of Sanitary Inspec-
tor of the City of Palm Springs; that the duties of said Inspector shall
be the supervision and inspection of the collection and disposal of gar-
bage and waste matter in the City of Palm springs, to visit all premises
within the limits of the City of Palm Springs, to examine the sanitary con-
dition thereof and to determine whether the provisions of Ordinance No. 1.8
of the City of Palm Springs, and all other Ordinances relating to the same
subject matter are being complied with and to report the same and all '
violations of said ordinances to the proper City authorities and generally
to do all acts and all things requisite for maintaining and enforcing
proper sanitary regulations for the City of Palm Springs, especially with
respect to the collection and disposal of waste matter in said City.
Be it Further RESOLVED that G. K. Sanborn, Street Superintendent of the
City of Palm Springs, be and he is hereby appointed to said office of San- i
itary Inspector, and
Be it Further RESOLVED that the compensation of said G. K. Sanborn for
performing the office of Street Superintendent of the City of Palm Springs
and Sanitary Inspector be and the same is hereby :fixed at the sum of
$150.00 per month commencing 7anuary 1st, 1939, and continuing until fur-
ther or other order of the City Council; 350.00 of said compensation to be
paid out of the General. Fund of the City of Palm Springs, and �4100.00 of
said compensation to be paid out of the Garbage Fund of said City.
i
I hereby certify that tho foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City` of Palii
�r Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the2�'day of December, 1938.
City Clerk�of Palm Springs, California.
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RESOLUTION NO. 115
WHIMEAS, James V. Guthrie and Mildered S. Guthrie, husband and wife,
have granted to the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an
easement and right of way for all public uses and purposes, including
streets; ways and public utilities over and across the real. property in
the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California,
described as:
The South 3.55 feet of the Fast 130.54 feet of Lot 1.11, the
South 3.55 feet of the West 131.80 feet of Lot 111, and the
North 46.45 feet of Lot 112, all in Iderito Vista Tract as
shown on map on file in Book 12, Page 94 of Maps, records
of said Riverside County, California..
And IMEREAS the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs has
approved the acceptance of said grant by the City of Pali! Springs, and
V7HEREAS it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs to
be for the advantage and benefit of said City to accept said grant,
Now Therefore Be It RNSOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm
' Springs that the said grant be and the same is hereby accepted.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the -ay of December, 1938•
City Clerk of Palm Springs, California
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REsou am No. 1.16
MIEREhS the tops and branches of the trees growing along the center line
of Tamarisk Road, easterly from Indian Avenue, within the City of Palm
Springs, are a traffic hazard and require pruning and trimming, and
4'IHEREAS the portion of said street wherein said trees are situated has
been designated a street of major importance within the City of Palm
Springs for the use of gas tax funds for maintenance and repair,
' Now therefore be it 1111SOLVIM that the Streot Superintendent of the City
of Palm Springs be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to have the
tops and branches of the trees on Tamarisk Road, extending from Indian
Avenue easterly within the City, pruned. and trimmed, and
Be it Further. RESOLVED that the cost thereof be raid from the gas tax
maintenance fund of the City of Palm Springs.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
a moved, seconded and adopted by the Ci.1y Council of the City of Palm Springs,
at a meeting thereof held on the - day of December, 1938.
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City Clerk of Palm Springs', California.
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RESOLUTION NO. 117
WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Palm Springs is informed that the s
Division of Iighways of the State of California proposes to re-route a
portion of State Highway No. 111, by diverging the same from State High-
way No. 99 at a point in the southwest quarter of Section 9, Township 3
South, Range 3 East, crossing the Southern Pacific Railroad at a point
near the north line of Section 16, said Township and Range, and continu-
ing through the southeast quarter of Section 15, said Township and Range,
from a point near the center of said Section 15 along the southerly line
of right of way of the Southern Pacifia Railroad and
WHEREAS the said City Council believes that such diversion and construe- ,
tion from Highway No. 99 to the center of said Section 15 will be a dis-
advantage and injury to the City of Palm Springs because it will facili-
tate and induce diversion of through traffic, especially heavily loaded
trucks and commercial vehicles from Highway No. 9'i, and ,
WHEREAS the said City Council having fully considered the matter is con-
vinced that the construction of an under-pass beneath the Southern Pac-
ific Railroad at a point where the present Highway No. 111 approaches
the Southern Pacific Railway, near the center of ;said Section 15, and
the continuance of the highway thence across the southeast quarter of
Section 15, will be economical and avoid the construction of approximately
one and one-half miles of new highway and will adequately serve all of
the traffic desirable for Palm Springs and vicinity, and
WHEREAS a sketch map has been prepared showing the Dorposed route first
herein mentioned and the delineation of the same "A B C" and the route
secondly herein proposed delineating the same "A B D E".
Now therefore be it RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs that it is opposed to the construction of the new highway along
the route of the proposed diversion of highway first herein described and
designated route "A B C" on said sketch, and that it recommends and urges
the construction of said highway along the route secondly herein described
and designated on said sketch map as "A ➢ D E", and '
Be it Further IMOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be transmitted to
Mr. E. :Z. Sullivan, District Magineer of District VIII of said Division
of Highways and to the Department of Public CIorks of the State of Calif-
ornia, and to such bodies and other officials as may be concerned or
interested in the premises.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the 0-ity Council, of the City of Palm Springs,
at a meeting thereof held on theme Iday of December, 1938.
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City Clerk Of "Palm S'prri]JEF;a Calif ornia R
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RESOLUTION NO. 118
RESOLVED, That the City of Palm Springs, by unanimous vote of its Council,
all members being present, does hereby give expression to its sincere
thanks and appreciation of the financial assistance and of the personal
cooperation of the Board of Supervisors of Riverside County in the equipp-
ing, furnishing and maintenance of the Court room to be used jointly by
the City Court of Palm Springs, The Justice's Court of Palm Springs
Judicial Township, and for other municipal functions, and
Be it Further RESOLVED that the City Clerk be directed to transmit a copy
hereof to the Board of Supervisors of Riverside County.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a trice copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the Q ,ty Council of the City of Palm Springs,
at a meeting thereof held on the 2.1day of December, 1938.
City Clerk of Palm Springs, California
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RLSOIDTION NO. 119
YJHEREAS the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs, at a
k conference with the County Planning Commission of the County of Riverside,
proposed and recommended that the County area beginning at a. point approx-
imately two miles west of the junction of the contemplated By-pass and
Highway No. 99 and running thence toward the San Jacinto Mountains, taking
r in. Snow Creek Canyon, Chino, Tahquitz, Andreas and Palm Canyons, and
running easterly on a line south of the County Highway to the ,junction of
the Palm Springs to Pines Highway and from there cutting across in a
northerly direction to a point just west of Edom, thence westerly to Garnet,
thence to the point of beginning, be zoned for the following uses, as
stated in the Orange County Zoning Ordinaneo No. 351, and as may seem
appropriate for the particular locations, to-wit: E-1 "Estates" District
Regulation (Section 7) , within three miles of the City limits; E-2 "small
Farms" District Regulations (Section_8) , Balance of Area; with the follow-
ing exceptions: the minimum front yard requirement for both districts
should not be less than 150 feet to the center line of the street or
highway upon which the building site fronts, and
lUi REAS the City Council of the City of Palm Springs believes that the
said recommendation of the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm
Springs to the County Planning Commission of the County of Riverside,
will be for the benefit of the County of Riverside and the City of Palm
Springs,
Now Therefore be it RESOLV Mi that the said recommendation be and the same
is hereby approved and
Be it Further RESOLVED that the County Planning Commission of the County
of Riverside be urged to recommend the establishment of such Zone to the
Board of Supervisors of the County of Riverside and that the said Board
of.Supervisors be urged to adopt the same.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
' moved, seconded and adopted by the City Counc.1l of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the =, �"4day of December, 1938,
City Clerk of Palm Springs, California.
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RESOLUTION NO. 120
XIEF.EAS Florian G. Boyd, public accountant, was employed to examine the
* records of the City Treasurer, Mr. Fred G. Ingram, and the records of the
City Clerk, Mr. Guy Pinney, during the encumbency of the said City Treasur-
er, and to make "a report thereon to the City Council, and
PJHEREAS undei date of January 4th, 1939, said report was presented to the
City Council al. a meeting thereof held January 4th, 1939, and was duly
examined and found to be in proper order.
Now Therefore be it RLSOLVED that the said report be and the same is here-
by approved, and that a copy thereof be spread upon the minutes of said
meeting.
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a resolution duly
moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm
Springs, at a meeting thereof held on the 4th, day of January, 1939,
City Clerkf"P lm S° prings, California.
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