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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/1/1941 - RESOLUTIONS 375 RESOLUTION NO 562 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, transferring funds 0 from General Fund to street Fund. RESOLVED that the sum of 4P450.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. ----0---- ' I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 562 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. City Clerk of"Palm Springs, ;California. ----00000•.--- RESOLUTION NO 563 of the City Council of" the City of Palm Springs,transferring • the sum of �1j8000.00 from the Liqour License Fund to the General Fund. Y RESOLVED, that the sun of ,jjs8000.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the Liquor License Fund to the General Fund, as a loan to be repaid idienever and as soon as funds for that purpose are available in the General Fund. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a -true copy of Resolution No. 526, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 2, 19,11. ry l a � yr City Clerk of Palm Springs , California ^IIJI • ----oceoo---- RESOLUTION NO 564 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, accepting resignation of Robert D. 14urray from Board of Trustees of Palm Springs Public Library WHEREAS, Mr. Robert D. Murray has tendered to the Mayor his resignation as a member of the Board of Library Trustees of the City of Palm Springs, and said resignation has been accepted by the Mayor. ' NOVi THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the said acceptance of said resignation be and the same is hereby approved. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. • 564, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. C'lry Clerk of INa_m1 .Springs, -a iiornia I' 376 ^' � 6 c, . RESOLUTION NO. 565 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, consenting to appointment of Melba Berry Bennett as a member of Board of Library Trustees. INTHEREAS, Mr. Robert D. Murray has resigned as a member of the Board of � Library Trustees of the City of Palm Springs,and his resignation has been accepted, and WHEREAS, the Hon. Philip L. Boyd, Mayor of the City of Palm Springs, , has appointed Mrs. Melba Berry Bennett a member of said Board of Library Trustees to succeed Mr. IAurray, NOVV 'THEREFORE BE IT RrSOLVED,that the City Council of the City of Palm Springs does hereby consent to the said appointment of Mrs. Melba Berry Bennett to be a. member of the Board of Library Trustees of the City of Palm Springs, to succeed Mr. Robert D. Murray, resign- ed, and for the remainder of the term of said Murray, ----e__-- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 565, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. City 01 erk of Palm springslCarlfornia. ----00000---- ' RESOLUTION NO. 566 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, granting application of Tanner Yotor Livery Ltd.for taxi- cab stands. WEIEREAS, Tanner Motor Livery Ltd.filed an application for a permit to stand and operate taxicabs in the City of Palm Springs at the following locations; r (a) Front of Yills Liquor Store, 222 North Palm Canyon Drive, in Royal Palms Hotel Building Lessee: Leroy Mills • Owner: Earl T. Gray (b) Front of Village Sandwich Shop, 231 North Palm Canyon Drive adjoining north end of passenger loading zone at Royal Palms xuinex Hotel Lessee: Gordon Feekings Owner : Charles Henebry - (c) Front of the E1 Paseo Drug Store, 810 North Palm Canyon Drive, Lessee: B. W. Cox ' Owner : El :Paseo Building Corporation (d) Front of the Del Tahquitz hotel, 316 South Palm Canyon Drive Owner and Operator., Thos. H. Lipps , and a ITMEREAS The City Council of the City of Palm Springs held a hearing upon said application at the City Council Chambers No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, within the City, on January 2, 1941, at 8:00 P.-TA. After due notices thereof, and WHEREAS, no person appeared at said hearin to protest the granting of said permit and no protest thereof has been filed, and WHEREAS, The City Council has duly considered said application,reference to which is hereby made for further particulars, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That a permit be and the same is hereby granted to the said Tainier Motor Livery Ltd., to stand and operate taxicabs in the City of Pala Springs at the follow- ing locations, to-wit: (1) Front of Village Sandwich Shop, 231 North Palm Canyon Drive, adjoining north end of Passenger Loading Zone at Royal Palms Annex Hotel; (2) Front of El Paseo Drug Store s.t 810 North Palm Canyon Drive; and ' (3) Front of the Del Tahquitz Hotel, 316 South Palm Canyon Drive; upon the condition that the applicant pay the cost- of painting the curbs to indicate the locations of said stands, and the City bear the cost of repainting the loading zone 20 feet north more or less from the stand at 231 North Palm Canyon Drive, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that. said application be and the same is hereby denied as to tho location in front of Zatiller Liquor Store, 222 North Palm Canyon Drive, I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 566, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. • City Clerk of Palm Sprin.,s; California ----eeeee---- :RPSOLUTION NO. 567 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, to purchase a police radio. WHEREI S, at its meeting held October 30',h, 1940, this City Council passed its Resolution No, 473 inviting bids and directing notice thereof, for the furnishing and complete i.nstallation(including all labor, materials, transportation, services Laid, incidents) of the proposed police radio transmitting and receiving equipment • described therein in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, at the specific location shown by and in accord- ance with the said resolution. ! VVIIRRL'AS, the City Council thereafter caused to be published and inserted once a week for two successive weeks in the issues of October 31st, and November 7th, 1940 of the Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, a notice inviting bids for furnishing and installation of said equipment which notice was in words and figures as per the form of notice set forth in said Resolution No. 473, and ' W-TEREAS, two (2) bids were received by the City Clerk in accordance therewith and by him presented to the City Council said bidders being as follows: Pierson DeLane, Inc, of Los Ann eles, California; Radio Corporation of America per Palm Springs Hostess Service; which bids were duly read, considered and examined by the City Council and thereupon filed with the City Clerk, and WiERBAS, the indebtedness or liability of the City of Palm Springs upon the furnishing and installation of said equipment and the contract for 'that purpose will not exceed in any year the inconne and revenue provided for such year, and 378 P, WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council that the bids of Pierson (1'. DeLane, Inc. for the said furnishing and installation is the lowest and best responsible bid for the said work and equipment in accordance with the notice inviting bids, quantity and quality and the financial • responsibility, technical ability and experience of said bidder consider- ed and that it :is to the best interests and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said bid of Pierson DeLane, Inc, for the said work of construction be accepted according to its terms as follows: • November 12, 1940 "City of Palm Springs, ' Police Department, Palm Springs, California "Gentlemen: 'nfde are herewith entering our bid for Two-Way Police Radio Equipment, as advertised in your circular proposal dated October 31sty 1940, to be opened November 12, 1940 at 4:00P.M. Item 1 11 1 256 watt Ultra-High Frequency De Luxe Main Station Transmitter, to operate on a frequency of 37,100 kilocycles. All • encased in a standard metal cabinet, and a dynamic type microphone, with grip-to-talk stand, as per specifications attached, Pierson-Be Lane F51odel 250B. • Item 2 "1 Ultra High Frequency Automatic Relay Receiver using a frequency of 116, 550, kilocycles, incorporating noise silencer and squelch circuit, and all incidental equipment. Item 3 "Transmitting and receiving antenna, vertical ' two half waves in phase array, for use with above described equipment. "All necessary installation labor F o r . . .. . . . . . . . .02091.00 (California Sales Tax to be added) Allowance on old transmitter. . . . . . . . . . . . 150.00 Substitution: • "we recommended that Model 250 U Transmitter be substitued for Model 250 B, both of which are described in specifications attached hereto. Price complete, where this sustituti.on is • made. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,. 264S.00 Allowance on old Transmitter . .. . .. . . . . 150.00 (California Sales Tax to be added ) "Yours very truly, Pierson-De Lane, Inc. By F. G. Schmidt. " , together with a written warranty of said Pierson DeLane, Inc. , and a surety bond to same effect (as agreed to by said bidder), -that said equipment will at all times provide efficient and satisfactory two way radio communication continously from the Palm Springs Central Station to the present radio station of the Riverside County Sheriff's office at Riverdide and also to the mobile units of the Palm Springs Police Department the terms of • said warranty and bond to be approved by the Chairman of the Finance Committee and City Attorney; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council does hereby • find and determine -the said bid of Pierson DeLane, Inc. which is in words and figures as above set forth, to be the lowest and best responsible bid for the furnishing and installation of 379 said police radio receiving and transmitting equipment in accordance with the notice inviting bids, quantity and quality and the financial responsibility, technical ability and experience of the bidder considered, and that it :is to the best interests and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said bid be accepted according to its terms as above set forth and to include said warranty, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Yayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agreement with said Pierson DeLane, Inc, for the complete construction and installation of said work in accordance with said notice inviting bids, and said, ' bid as so accepted including said warranty and bond ,the said agree- ment to be first approved as to foam by tho Chairman of the Finance Committee and the Ci-ty Attorney, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all payments upon and on account of said agreement with Pierson DeLane be made from the General Fund of the City. 0---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 567, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs , at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. -City Clerk of PalmSprings, Ca; ifornia 0----- See page 367 for RESOLUTION No. 565. ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 569 of the City Council of the City of ' Palm Springs,Approving appointment of Claude Seaman Howard as City Police Officer. WEREAS, the Chief of Police has advised the City Council of the appointment by him of Claude Seaman Howard as Police Officer of the City, at a salary of 0150.00 a month beginning as of December 22,1940, and TEEREAS, the approval of said employment has been recommended by the Public Safety Committee of the City Council, • NOS THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the employment of said Claude Seeman Howard as a Police Officer of the City of Palm Springs be and the same is hereby approved, and a BF IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the salary of said Officer be and the some A hereby fixed at Q150.00 a month beginning as of December 22, 1940 , and continuing until further order of the City Council. ----e---- I, hereby certify that, the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution Ne.569 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meet- ing thereof held January 2, 1941. City Clerk of0palm Sprin s,California 080 RESOLUTION N0. 570 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, accepting resignation of Jerald R. Lambert. !^> � RESOLVZD by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that the resignation of Jerald R. Lambert as stenographer and office clerk for the City Police Department as of December 31, 1940, be and the same is hereby accepted. r 0---- 1, hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution No. 570 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a mooting ' thereof held January 2, 1941. City Clerk'of Palm Springs, California RESOLUTION No. 571 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, appointing Russell L. Jaloff, pollee Stenographer MIE'REAS, the Chief of Police has advised the City Council of the employment of r Russell L. Jaloff as stenographer and office clerk for the Police Department as of January 1, 1941, to replace Jerald R. Lambert, resigned, at a salax•y of d, OO.00 a, month beginning as of January 1, 1.941 , and TIHEREAS, the approval of said employment has been recommended by the Public Safety Co,-,mittee of the City Council, MY THEREFORE BE ;CT RESOLVED that the employment of Russell L. Jaloff as Steno- grapher and officer clerk for the Police Department of the City of Palm. Springs as of January 1, 1941, at a salary of $100.00 a month, until further order of the City Council, be and the same is hereby approved. ' ----0---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 571 duly adopted by the City Council of the Ci'cy of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. _._. City Clerk of Palm Springs, Cal{forma ra } ----00000-___ RESOLUTION N0. 572 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. Cancelling appointment- of E.O.Luellen as Special Police Officer. MHERECiS, by Resolution No. 550 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held December 18, 1940, E. 0. Luellen was appointed Special Police Officer of the City of Palm Springs, and. MERD S; it has since transpired that said Officer no longer is a resident-of the , City, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the said appointment of said E. 0. Luellen be and the same is hereby cancelled and anniM ed. ----0--_- • I,hereby certify thaL the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 572 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. City Clerk of"Palm Springs„CeliforW-a U 1381. RESOLUTION NO. 573 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. THIEREAS, the City of Palm Springs has purchased from Pierson-DeLane, Inc., two-mray police radio equipment, to be installed in the City Police Station, and in City police cars, and • WHEREAS, it is proper and desirable that the Chief of Police of the City have supervision of the construction and operation of said equipment, NOVA THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Norman H. Harstad, Chief of Police of ' the City of Palm Springs, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to supervise construction and operation, of said radio equipment, and BE IT FURTHk;R RESOLVED, that said Chief of Police be and he is hereby authorized for and on behalf of the City to apply to the Federal Comm- ission and all other official bodies for all required permits to construct and operate such radio equipment, and to sign all necessary applications and documents required to obtain such permits. ----e---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 573 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. MFfy7TTerk of Palm Springs, �alifornia ----e00eo---- RESOLUTION NO. 574 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. to purchase Garbage Truck and body. ' NHEREAS, at its meeting held December l8th, 1940, this City Council passed its Resolution No. 556 inviting bids and directing notice thereof, for the furnishing of a new one and one-half (lz) ton motor truck chassis with cab, -to be fitted with body and hoist for the separate furnishing of which bids also were invited, all as more fully appears by the said resolution and notices inviting bids. IKI REAS, the City Council thereafter caused to be published and inserted once a week for two successive weeks in the issues of December 19th and December 26th, 1940, of The Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circula- • Lion printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, notices inviting bids for the furnishing and installation of said equipment which notices were in words and figures as per the form of notices set forth in said Resolution No. 556, and • l�VHEREA.5, three (3) bids were received by the City Clerk in accordance therewith on or before January 2nd, 1941, as 'required by said resolution and notices, which bids were by him oponed and read tit said time, and thereupon presented to the City Council at its meeting this day, said bidders being as follows: Mack-Internatioxial Motor Truck Corporation, for both chassis and the body and hoist; ' H. D. McNeer, doing business as Plaza Garage of Palm Springs,for the chassis; Standard Auto Body , Inc. for the body and hoist; which bids were duly read, considered and examined by the City Council.. VVI3EREAS, the indebtedness or liability of the Cit}, of Palm Springs upon the furnishing and installation of said equipment and the contracts for that purpose will not exceed in any year the income and revenue provided • for such year, and WHERBAS, it appears to the City Council that the bid of H. D. McKeer,doing (- - business as Plaza Garage of Palm Springs, for the said furnishing of said trunk chassis and cab and the bid of Standard Auto ';Works, Inc. for the furnl.sh- ` a ing - and installation thereon of said body and hoist are -respectively the to— � est and best responsible bids for the said equipment in accordance with the notice inviting bids, quantity and quality considered and that it is to the best interests and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said bids of H,D. McNeer doing business as Plaza Garage of Palm Springs and Standard Auto � Body Works, Inc., for the said chassis with cab, and for the body and hoist respectively, be accepted according to their respective terms as follows: For the Chassis with Cab, H. D. 14cNeer doing business as Plaza Garage of Palm Springs; ' One 1.941. Chevrolet 12 ton truck Cab and Chassis, 160 inch wheel base as follows; Cab and Chassis �111910.00 Heavy duty Radiator 10.20 Oil Bath Air Cleaner 4.15 Overload Springs 10.20 A.C.Oil Filter 8.50 Handy Governor 4.65 Fender vVell. 18.00 Paint Truck: 1.5.00 7 32x6 8Ply Tires and Tubes 106.23 A 1088393 Less Discount 311.37 Total ( 1051.56 • Standard equipment includes spare wheel and front bumper. !Above quotation subject to sales tax. Delivery immediately upon receipt of order. For the Body and Hoist, Standard Body VV'orks, Ines One new unit, with revisions as you have outlined; using St. Paul Hoist, mounted extra low; all in strict accordance with ,your specifications: Body and Hoist complete per ,your specifications 9}640.00 Federal Tax 20 - - - - 16.00 3% Calif. Sales Tax - - - 19.68 Labor installing body and mounting hoist - 65.00 Terms of payinent: Cash within 5 days after delivery or regular Bank of America financing terms. N(Yff,THB.REFORE".; BE IT EFSOZVED that the City Council does hereby find and determine the said bids of H. D. McNeer doing business as Plaza Garage of Palm Springs, and Standard Auto Body 'works, Inc. which are respectively in • words and figures as above set forth to be the lowest and best 'responsible bids for the furnishing of said motor truck chassis with cab and for furnish- ing and installing said body, hoist and accessories in accordance i�di th the notice inviting bids, quantity and quality considered, and that it is to the best interests and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said respective bids be accepted according to their -terms set forth. BE IT FURTHIIR RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby ' authorized and directed to enter into agreements with said bidder for the purchase of said equipment in accordance with said notice inviting bids, and said bids as so accepted, either upon conditional sales contract or lease contracts providing for payment over a period of two years in monthly install- ments, with an interest rate of five (5%) per cent oa the deferred balance, the said agreements -to be first approved as to foam by the City Attorney. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all payments upon and on account of said agree- • meat be made from the General Fund. ----p---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.574 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. yPPI CityCleric of Palm S riiS p gs, California RESOLUTION NO. 575 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. Approving Action of the Zoning Board upon Petition of L. J. Anderson and Margaret Anderson. WHEREAS, a copy of the minutes of the City Planning Corimission of the City of Palm Springs held January 2, 1941, at 10:45 o'clock A.M., certified by the Secretary of said Board, reporting upon the action of the Board upon the application of the Palm Springs Field. Club, L. J. Anderson and 'Margaret _ruiderson for a special permit from the Zoning Board for on additional use, ]gamely, commercial roller skating and dancing in Distract E-2 in accordance with Subdivision (8), Section 6 of Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs, at the grounds of Palm Springs Field Club, situated in Section 13, ' Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. B. &, M., was presented and read at a meeting of the City Council held January 2, 1941, said minutes stating that the said application was called for hearing and the special permit applied for was granted by the Zoning Board, subject, however, to all of the provis- ions of said Ordinance No. 75, including those set forth in Section 17 there- of, which require that the said additional special use be conducted upon premises not less than five acres in 'extent at sll, times, and that no build- ing or structures be erected closer than 100 feet from any dwelli=, guest ranch, school, street or way (other than an alley), and that said special permit for additional use was also made subject 'to the provisions of the amendment to said Section 17 of Ordinance No. 75, recommended to the City Council by the Cit,,7 Planning Commission at its meeting of December 5, 1940 requiring that said special and additional use be conducted without the ,storage, sale , giving away or dispensing of any alcoholic beaverage on • the premises, and WHEPJUS, the City Council has considered said matter recited in said minutes; 6 -NOW THEROFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the action of the Zoning Board in respect thereto be and the same is hereby approved. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a 'true copy of Resolution IIo.575 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. r City Clerk' ofiPalm Sp-ri`gs, CaT foriii'a --­00000a--- RESOLUTION NO. 576 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. ordering notice of application of Palm Springs Water Co. for franchise. 'MEREAS, this City Council has received from the Palm Springs Water Company, a torpor,ation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the; State of California, and engaged as a public utility corporation in trans- mitting and distributing domes-Lie water in the City of Palm Springs, its application under and -pursuant to the Franchise Sales Lew (State . 1905, P. « 777 as amended ) for L-he purposes of laying and using pipes and appurten- ances for transmitting and distributing water for any and all purposes under, along, across or upon the public streets, ways, alleys and places as the same now or may hereafter exist within the City of Palm Springs, and the term for which the franchise so applied for is indeterminate, and irMEREAS, said application further states that the applicant if granted the franchise therein applied for will pay to the City of Palm Springs during the life of such franchise two (20) per cent of the gross annual receipts ' of said applicant arising from the use, operation or possession of the, franchise. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this City Council under and pursuant to the provisions of said Franchise Sales Law of 1905 does hereby declare its intention and that it propose to grant such franchise, and that it will receive bids therefor and proposes and intends to award same to the highest and best bidder. BE I'T FURTHER RESOLVED that sealed bids in writing for such franchise will be received by the City of Palm Springs at the City Offices, 363 North Palm • Canyon Drive, on or before February 19th, 1941, at 5.00 o'clock P. 1L, and g4 and that all such bids shall be opened and read by the City ,Cleric before the City Council at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on February 19th, 1941, at its usual place of meeting, 460 North. Palm Canyon Drive, in said City. d II"E IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of this City Council is hereby directed to r publish in The Limelight, a newspaper of general circulation within the City of Palm Springs, in its .jo& issues of January 2nd, 9th, and 16th, 1941, a notice of application to the City for such franchise and of the intention of the City Coun- cil to grant the same in the words and figures as follows, to-wit: NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CITY OF PAI21 SPRINGS BY PALl4 SPRINGS '.WATER COMP/NY FOR FR&NTCHISE UNDER THE FRANCHISE SALES LAM (STATS. 1905,P. ' 777 ), AND THAT TBE CITY COUNCIL OF SAID CITY PROPOSES AND INTENDS TO GRANT SUCH FRANCHISE, Notice is hereby given that the Palm Springs Water Company, a corporation organiz- ed and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, engag- ed as a public utility corporation in transmitting and distributing domestic water in the City of Palm Springs, did on January 2nd, 1941„ file with -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs its application for a franchise pursuant to the Fran- chise Sales Law ( Stats. of 1905, p.777 as amended), to lay and use pipes and ap- purtenances for transmitting and distributing for any and all purposes under,along, across or upon the public streets, ways, alleys and pl.aces,as the same now or may hereafter exist within the City of Palm Springs. The terms for which the franchise so applied for is desired is indeterminate. The said application of Palm Springs V;rater Company, and a copy of the franchise contemplated and sought thereby is on file in the office of the City Cleric of the City of Palm Springs, 363 North Palm Canyon Drive in the said City, and. is avail... able for inspection 'there by all persons interested and the general public during office hours each days The City Council of the City of Palm Springs proposes and intends to grant a. franchise under the said Act and for the said purposes, and will receive bids therefor, and proposes and intends to award same to the highest end best: bidder. The successful bidder and his assigns must, during the life of said franchise, ' pay to the City of Palm Springs -h%o(2/'0) per cent of the gross annual receipts of -the person, partnership or corporation to whom. the franchise is awarded, ;arising from its use, operation or possession.. Sealed bids in writing for such franchise will be received by the City of Palm Springs at the City Offices, 363 North Palm Canyon Drive, in said City, on or before February 19th, 1941, at 5:00 o'clock P.Y. and the same will be opened and read by the City Clerk of the City of Palm Spring. before the City Council at 8:00 o'clock P. Al. on February 19th, 1941 at its usual place of meeting, 460 North Palm Canyon Drive, in said City. The said franchise will be struck off', sold and awarded to the person, firm or corporation who shell make the highest and best bid therefor; provided, only, that at the time of the opening of said bids any responsible person, firm or corporation present or represented may bid for said franchise or privilege, a sum not less than ten per cent above the highest sealed bid therefor, and said bid so made may be raised not less than ten per cent by any other responsible bidder, and said bidding may so continue until finally said franchise shall be struck off, sold and awarded by the City Council to the highest bidder therefor in lawful money of the United. States. Each sealed bid shall be accompanied with cash or a certified check, payable to the Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, for the full amount of said bid, and no sealed bid shall be considered unless said cash or check is inclosed therewith and the successful bidder shall deposit, at least ten per cent of the amount of his bid with the Clerk of the City of Palm Springs before the franchise shall be struck off to him. And if he shall ' fail to make such deposit immediately, then and in that case, his bid shall not be received, and shall be considered as void, and the said franchise shall then and there be again offered for sale -to the bidder who shall make the highest bid therefor, subject to the same conditions as to deposit, as above mentioned. Said procedure shall be had until said franchise is struck off, sold, and awarded to a bidder who shall make the necessary deposit of at least ten per cent of the amount of his bid therefor, as hereinabove and by said Act provided. Said sucessful bidder shall deposit with the Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, within twenty-four hours of the acceptance of his bid, the remaining ninety per cent of the amount thereof, and in case he or it shall fail to do so, then the said deposit theretofore made, shall be forfeited, and the said award of said franchise shall 'he void, and the said 'Prgnchise shall then gYlrl there, by sq.id z governing body, be again offered for sale to the highest bidder therefor, in the same mariner, and under the same restriction as hereinbefore and in. said Act provided, and in case bidder fail to deposit with the Clerk of the City the remaining ninety per cent of his bid, within twenty-four hours after its acceptance, the award to him of said franchise shall be set: aside, and the desposit theretofore made by him shall be forfeited, and no further proceed- ings for a sale of said franchise shall be had unless the same shall be re- 0 advertised and again offered for sale, in the manner provided by the said Act. The successful bidder for said franchise shall file a bond running -be the City of Palm Springs with at least two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, in the penal sum ' of One Thousand (01000.00) Dollars, conditioned that such bidder shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of such franchise, and that in case of any breach of condition of such bond,the whole amount of the penal sum therein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shell be recoverable from the principal and sureties upon said bond. Said bond shall be filed with such City Council within five days after such franchise is awarded, and upon the filing and approval of such bond, the said franchise shall,by said City Council, be granted by or- dinance to the person, firm or corporation to whom it has been struck off, sold, or awarded, and in case that said bond shall not be filed, the award of such franchise shall be set aside, and any money paid therefor shall be forfeited., and said franchise shall, in the discretion of said City Council, be re-advertised, and again offered for sale in the same manner, and under -the sarae -restrictions, as in said Act. • The proceedings• for the offering and sale of said franchise, in all particulars not hereinbefore or in the said application of Palm Springs Water Company and the accompaning form of proposed franchise specifically provided for, shall accord with the terms of said Franchise Sales Law of 1905, as amended. Dated. January 2nd, 1941. City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, By Philip L. Boyd, Mayor ' By Guy Pinney, City Clerk emo---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 576, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 2, 1941. City Clerk ofb'Palm Springs, 4-California. ippp • RESOLlrTIOX NO.577 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. Authorizing Change Order in the construction of the Public Library Building. • 1,17HE.PiEAS, there has been presented to tha City Council, Change Order No,9: for a change in the general contract between the City and Contractor for -the construction of the public library building as follows,- "Add Library Bookcases built of Oak as specified, using vertical. grain Douglas Fir shelves with oak nosing, all as shown on Architect's drawings, Sheet ;F18 and 1/-19. .. .. I . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..ADD. - Qa936.66 ' It is mutually understood that the above cost includes labor and materials only, and any savings effected in the construction of these cases will be credited to the Owner. Original amount of contract ... . . . . ... .. .5p' 24 185.30 Previously approved charges.. ... . .. . . . . 2 09-1.65 • � 26 279.95 `Phis change 936.66 Present amount of Contract yj� 27 261.61. F1 and whereas said change has been approved by Mr. John Porter Clark, Architect, and accepted by C.G. Chamberlin, contractor, and also approved by the Advisory Library Building Committee. NOW THERPsFORE BE IT RESOLVED that said change and change order be and the ,) same is hereby approved and ordered, and that the Ma, or and the City Cleric be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute said Change Order For and on behalf of the City. ----0---- I hereby, certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 577 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a. meeting • thereof held January 159 1941. City Clerk of Palinn Sprii7g ,��,'alifoi-nia ---- 00000---- ' RESOLUTION id0. 578 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. Authorizing notice of completion of Kelwood Murray Memorial Library. RESOLVED, that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized to sign, verify and file for and on behalf of the City, a notice of completion of the new library building, known as 'Nelwood Murray Memorial Library, 'Khen- ever instructed to do so by the City Attorney. ----0---- • I,herby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 578 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941- • City Cleric of P'a7.m Springs, California ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 579 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, granting dance permit to the Palm Springs Tennis Club. iNdUEREAS, the Palm Springs Tennis Club has applied for a permit to conduct public dances at the premises of the Club within the City on January 21, and February 26, 1941. WHEREAS the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee of the City Council have made an investigation of said application and applicant and have reported that the granting of said permit will not be contrary to the public peace,health, safety or welfare of the City and have recommended the granting of said permit, and WiERFAS the City Council is fully informed in respect to said matter and deems that the granting of said permit will not be injurious to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of -the City. • EMIT THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that a permit to conduct said dances at the premises of the Club on January 21, and February 26, 1941, be and the same is hereby grant- ed to the said Palm Springs Tennis Club. ----e---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 579 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ' thereof hold January 15, 1941 City Clerk: f Palm Springs California 387 RESOLUTION NO, 560 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, granting dance permit to Los Compa.dres. Y TVHEREAS the Los Compadres, an unincorporated social organization has applied, for a permit to conduct a public dance at La Plaza 'within -the City on January 25, 1941, • WHEREAS the Chief of Police and ''the Public Safety Committee of the City Coun- cil have made an investigation of said application and applicant and have report- ed that the granting of said permit will not be contrary to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City and have recommended the granting of ' 'said permit, and WHEREAS the City Council is fully informed in respect to said matter and deems that the granting of said permit will not be injurious to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City. NUN THEREORE BE IT RESOLVED that a permit to conduct said public dance at La Plaza,be and the same is hereby granted to said Los Compadres. ----0---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 580 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting s thereof held January 15, 1941. City Clerk df Palm 8priu9s,California 1 1'' 1 1 5 7 ^-00000----- RESOLUTION NO. 581 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, denying application of Joseph Abodara for a permit to conduct public dances within the City. ' WHEREAS, Joseph Abodara on December 26, 1940,fi.led in the office of the City Clerk, an application for a permit to conduct public dances at We. 319 North Pam Canyon Drive, within the City, nightly for limited time during remainder of 1940-41 season beginning immediately and ending on date specified in permit, and i,HL',RE.AS, the Public Safety Committee of the City Council has considered said application and the effect of granting said permit upon the public peace, health, safety, morals and general welfare, and has reported to the City Council that in its opinion the granting of a permit for public dances at said -premise pursuant to said application would be contrary to the general public peace, welfare, health and safety, and recommended that said application be denied, and * WHEREAS,' the City Council is familiar with said matter and deems that the granting of said permit pursuant to said application would be contrary to the general public peace, welfare, health and safety, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESCLVED, that for reasons hereinabove stated said application be and the same is hereby denied. ----0---- ' I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.581 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. _ City Clerk ofdPalm Spring si, California. �b RESOLUTION NO. 582 -' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, appointing Russell L. Jaloff a police officer. 11 WHE TEAS, By Resolution No. 571 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, • adopted January 2, 1941, Russell L. Jaloff was appointed steonographer and office Clerk for the Police Department at a salary of 1100.00 a month, and WHEREAS, The Chief of Police has requested that said Jaloff be appointed a ' police officer of the City, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that said Russell L. Jaloff be and he is here- by appointed a police officer of the City of Palm Springs, under the direction of and subject to the orders and direction of the Chief of Police, without change of salary, under the provisions of Resolution No. 477 of the City,Coun- oil adopted October 30, 1940, and until further order of the City Council. ----0---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 562 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs' pring; California. ----00000---- RESOLUTION N0. 583 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, adopting budget and approving First Supplemental Memorandum of Agreement for expenditure of 1/4 cent Gas Tax allocated for streets of Major importance. , WHEREAS, a first supplemental memorandum of agreement has been presented to be entered into with the State of California in accordance with a project statement for expenditure of the 1/4 cant gas tax for the fiscal year 1941 allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways in the City of Palm Springs,; and WHEREAS, 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 Palm Springs that said project statement be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of proposed expenditures of the 1/4 cent gas tax allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways, and said agreement be and the same is hereby approv- ed and the Manor and tb,e City Clerk are directed to sign the sane on behalf of said City, said agreement to be binding upon the City upon its execution by the • authorized officials of the State. .Adopted this 15th day of January, 1941 Mayor of the City of Palm Springs,Philip L. Boyd Attest: City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, Guy Pinney I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.583 ' duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. City Clerk oofyPalm Springs,lCalifornia. RESOLUTION NO. 584 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating 050.00 from Gas Tax Fund for repair- ing Baristo Road and Indian Avenue. RESOLVED, that the sum of Q0.00 be and the sane is hereby appropriated from the Gas Tax Fund to erect a temporary barrier at the terminus of Baristo Road i on the east side of Indian F1.venue as a warning sign for traffic safety, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Street Department be and it is hereby instructed and ordered to erect said barrier at once. -a a_e---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 584 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of PalT Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Sp?Tnj1 California ----00000--•-- RESOLUTIOD? NO. 585 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Granting Permission to Erect 'Plall on Granvia Valmonte Flood Control forks. WHEREAS, the Desert School District for Frances S. Stevens School has request- ed permission to erect a Wall on top of the storm protection wall recently erected on Granvia Valmonte along the North line of the School, property be- tween Palm Canyon Drive and Indian avenue, and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that the erection of said Wall is desirable and will not interfere with the storm protection works, NOW, TH`,1ZfF0RL, BF IT RESOLVED Qat the ,said request be and the same is here- by granted. I, hereby certify that the foregoing .is a true copy of Resolution No.585 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a. meeting thereof held January 1.5, 1941, •u City Clerk of Palm Spring,, California i ----00000----- RESOLUTION NO. 585 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Reducing License Tax for Skating Rink conducted by L., J. Anderson. RESOLVED that, under the authority contained in Sub-section (b) of Section J of Ordinance No. 11 of the City of Palm Springs, the License Tax of L. K Anderson for conducting Skating Rink in the Palm Springs Bowl at the Palm Springs Field Grounds for the remainder of the fiscal year 1940-41, be and the same is hereby reduced from the stun of s140.00 to the sum of 020.00. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 566 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a, meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. y N� i City CTeiT<o Pa7m Spi i`n s;Ca 3orriia 9090 C 1 ) RESOLUTION NO. 557 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Granting request of A. Rio Jenner to sell fresh Fruits and Fruit Juices in District C-1. WHEREAS, A. J. Jenner has requested permission for the establishment and main- tenance of a place of business for selling fresh fruits and fruit juices at 1561-63 North Palm Canyon Drive, situated in District C-1 as established by Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs, being the Palm Springs Land Use Ordinance, and WHEREAS, the City Council has considered said request and is of the opinion ' that said business is a similar enterprise of the same class as permitted in said District C-1 as enumerated in Section (2) (a) of Section 11 of said Ordinance which is not more obnoxious or detrimental to the particular com- munity than the enterprises and business enumerated in said Section, NOV, THEREFOPF, BE IT RFSO'LVED that the said request of the said A. J. Jenner be and the some is hereby granted. ----0---- I, hereby certity that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 587 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941- G NO City MR of Palm Springs ,j�California I1 • ---•-00000--•-- RESOLUTION NO. 588 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Authorizing Employment of additional Help by Waste Disposal Department. -WHEREAS, an additional truck has been acquired for the use of the Waste Dispos- al Department and will require a driver and helper to operate the same; NOM4 THEREFORE, BE IT REVOLVED that the Superintendent of the as to Disposal Department be and he is hereby authorized to employ an additional helper and to assign one of the helpers already employed to the duty of driver of said truck as of January 17, 1941, and until further order of the City Council, at the scale of wages for helpers and drivers payable from the Vti'aste Disposal Fund as established by Resolution No. 518 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held November 13, 1940. _ _-e---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a -true copy of Resolution No. 588 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ! thereof held January 15, 1911. City Clerk o'f Pa.lm Springs, Cia=£ornia ----00000---- ' RESOLUTION NO. 589 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs directing the City Treasurer to make income tax reports upon City employees. 2ESOI,VED that John Sprague, Jr., City Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to prepare and file with the • Bureau of Internal Revenue and the State Franchise Commissioner of the State California, the annual information return for the year 1940 of payments of salaries by the City of Palm Springs to its employees as required by the Fed- eral income tax law and the income tax law of the State of California. • ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 589 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs, California- ----00000---- ' RESOLUTION NO. 590 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ,authorizing Free Distribution of Land Use Ordinance Booklets. RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized to present Land Use Ordinance Booklets to Councilman Plynire, the Federal housing Bureau and the Loan Department of Bank of America National. Trust A Savings Association free of charge. I, hereby certify that the foregoin is a true copy of Resolution No 590 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. r � City Clerk of TaVlm Springs, r-California • ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 591 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ordering hearing on proposed amendments of Land ' Use Ordinance and notice thereof. -WHEREAS, The City Planning Commission held public hearings on November 25, 1940, and December 5, 1940, in regard to proposed changes in zoni.ng,changes of permitted uses and changes of scope of authority of the Zoning Board under Ordinance No. 75, at which hearings all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard; and has certified to the City Council the summaries of said, hearings and its findings and recommenda- tions upon the said matters which were the subjects thereof, to-wit: the amendment and supplementing of said Ordinance No. 75 as follows; (a) To amend Section 4(k) of Ordinance No. 75. of the City t of Palm Springs (being the Palm Springs Land Use Ordinance, adopted December 1.3, 1939) classifying the lands in Section 15, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. B. & M. as per Map ` Sheet 11 of the Official Zoning Map of said ordinance by the i following changes of classifications of land zoned therein; Lots 19, 20,21,22 and the South half of Lot 23 in Block 16 of Palm Springs, as per Map recorded in Book 9, page 432 of Maps, Records of San Diego County, California„ are hereby placed in and shall be subject to the regulations of ' District R-4, as provided by said ordinance. (b) To amend Section 4(p) of said Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs classifying the lands in Section 23, Town- ship 4 South, Range 4 Last, S.B.B.1 Y. as per Map Sheet 16 of the Official Zoning Map of said ordinance by the follow- int changes of classifications of lanai zoned therein: Lots la, 2a,3a, and 4a (being the Southerly halves of said lots), and also Lots 19 and 20, all in Section 23, • Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S.B.B. & M. are hereby placed in and shall be subject to the regulations of District F-2, as provided by said ordinance. 392 ~ r,w .«j (a) To amend Section 14 of said Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs so that the last tiro paragraphs of se4id Section 14 shall read as follows: • "ATHLETIC, SPORT AND RECREATION CLUBS OR RNTFRPRISES,OPEN TO THE GENT,;RFl PUBLIC AND OPERATED ON A COT_dD"ERCI.AL. BASIS, in. the E-2 District, upon condition that (1) a building site containing not less than five acres be provided, and • (2) no buildings or structures be erected closer than One Hundred feet to any dwelling, guest ranch or school, or to any street or way other than an alley, (3) that same be conducted without the storage, sale, giving away or dispens- ' imlg of any alcoholic beverages on the premises, and (4) that same be only in such reasonable area as may be design- ated by the City Planning Commission for such purposes from time to time." "STORAGE GARAGES, in the R-4 District." and WHEREAS, the City Council desires to hold a further hearing on the said matters as provided by lava; NOW TIiEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that a public hearing; before the City Council up- on each of said matters and at which all persons interested and the general public shell be given an opportunity to be heard, on February 5, 1941, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the place where the City Council usually meets, to-wit, the � Council Chambers, No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, and BE IT PUT4THER RFSOLVED that the City Clerk shall publish once in the Palm • Springs Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed,publish- ed and circulated in the City, in its issue of January 16, 1941, a notice of said hearing as hereinabove set forth. ----o---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 591, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ' thereof held January 15, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Sprifigs,Cal i, ornio ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 592 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs employing L. Deming Tilton. WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission has recommended and requested that Mr. • L. Deming Tilton, a city planning engineer, be employed by the City pursuant to a letter From Mr. Tilton directed to the Chairman of the City Planning Commission and dated. December 30, 1940, attached to said request Lmder the terms designated as Proposal B and the addenda attached to said letter dated • January 14, 1941, bearing the signature of Mr. Tilton and incorporating the same into the said proposal set forth in his letter of December 30th, the said Proposal B and Addenda being as Follows: Proposal B - Covering the preparation of a general plan of streets for the undeveloped sections of the City, with particular reference to the immediate problems of Section 14. Assuming the ability and willingness of the city to Furnish ' working quarters, essential equipment and survey data, and assume all traveling and living expenses, I vaould r.ropose the following budget for this larger survey and planning study- For services of consultant C,) „50.00 per day . . For services of local engineer 'u 'J50.00 per week . . 200. For printing of report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200. • Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . .s'F!)0 0 This would contemplate preparation and delivery to the City Planning Commission of a report which could be adopted as a • master plan for the main thoroughfares of the City and a de- tailed plan for Section 14 which could be published. separately, . if desired, in the interest of expediting action for the protection of the public interest in and around this Section, 0 If these proposals are not clear, I shall be glad to amplify them or explain them on the occasion of my next visit to Palm Springs., The Planning Commiss- ion may take each of -these proposals as a maximum allowance for the work. It may be possible to complete the assignment in each case for a smaller sum. Very truly yours, (Signed) L. Deming Tilton SUGGESTIONS REGARDING MASTER PLAN 1. Development of Plan of main Highways and primary cross Streets and Drives. 2. Right of way on Section lines bordering Indian Reservation. 3. A. Precise Plan covering 160 acres of west half of Section 14, Indian Reservation bordering Indian Avenue, B. Suggestions for zoning entire frontage of Section 14 on Ramon Road. C. Suggestions for control of unclassified lands in balance of Section 14 - Section 22 - Section 26 - Section 24 - Section 18 •- Section 2. 4. Recommendation relative to Park Areas. i 5. Suggestions for control of Highway Frontage on the Proposed New State Highway Cut-off. G. Creating of additional area for general Commercial District as C-3. 7. Suggestions for preparing of a Easter Plan for Highway Landscaping, And Whereas, The City Council has considered said matter and has deter- mined that the employment of said Mr. L. Deming Tilton under the terms designated hereinabove as Proposal B and the addenda attached to said letter dated January 14, 1941, N011` THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the said L. Deming Tilton be and he is hereby employed for the purposes and compensation and under the terms designated hereinabove as Proposal B and the addenda attached thereto dated January 14, 1941 ; hereinabove set forth. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution To.592 duly adapted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. E; City Clerk of Palm SpAiz�Is, Californi a- ----60000---- RESOLIJTION NO.593 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Approving Action of Zoning Board upon Application of L. J. Anderson. THEREAS, the Zoning Board of the City Planning Commission has reported that said Board, at a hearing held January 15, 1941, had approved the supplement- al application of L. J. Anderson for per mission to maintain a contemplated ' building (plans of which had theretofore been submitted to said Board), up- on the premises leaded by said Anderson from the Palm Springs Field Club, Incorporated, described in the application filed with said Board, as a public skating rink and dance hall, upon the condition that the main and only public entrance to said building face East, placing the said entrance more than 100 feet from the nearest public street, which is Sunrise lay, and that the said Board had nor acted upon the additional request of said Anderson for maintain- ing said building on a parcel of land less than five acres in area preserving to the applicant the right to apply for relief in that respect at a future time, and, Whereas,, The City Council has examined said report, 394 NOTV THEREFORE DE IT RESOLVED, that said action of the Zoning Board be and the same is hereby approved. ' I,hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cony of Resolution No. 593 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. r City'Clerk�of Palm Springs, California. � _-_-00000---- RESOLUTION No. 594 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Spri=s. approving discharge of Police Officer J: Claude Roberts. 71HEREAS, The Chief of Police of the,-City of Palm Springs has informed the City Council that Police Officer J. Claude Roberts has been discharged from the Palm Springs Police .Department as of January 7, 1941, and 1TH13REAS, said matter has been considered by the City Council. NORI THEREFORE Bps' IT RESOLVED, That the City Council does hereby approve the said discharge of said Police Officer, J. Claude Roberts. ----e-__- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 594 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. Ci- Clerk of Palm Spri.ngspl California ----oo0oo.,.W_- RESOLUTION NO. 595 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. Ordering Payment of Salary of Police Officer J. ' Claude Roberts. ATIEREAS, Police Officer J. Claude Roberts vms discharged from the Palm Springs Police Department as of January 7, 1941, and 7THEREAS, the salary earned by said Officer from January 1, 1941 to and in= eluding the time of his discharge, to-wit, January 7, 1941. remains unpaid; N01V,THEREFORE, 13E IT RESOLVED that the salary of Officer J. Claude Roberts I rom January 1, 1941 to and including January 7, 1941, at the rate of 1r150. 00 a month to be paid immediately from the General Fund. ----e---- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 595 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 15, 1941. City Clerk of 1' 1m Springs, Ilifornia. ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 596 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. ' T1-TEREAS, the City Planning Commission after notice duly ;riven has heretofore held public hearings on January 2nd, 1941, and on January 15th, 1941, in re- gard to the proposed comprehensive and detailed zoning and provision of land use plan for the ''Vest half of the 'Priest half of Section 14, Township 4 South, Range 4 Last, 9.B.13, s, M.,now classified as "U" District under Ordinance No. 75, including the determining and computing of front, rear and side yards, r computing buildin- site areas,the provisions and adoption of designations of r 395 front, side and rear property lines and other matters and generally applying the provisions, requirements and regulations of the Palm Springs Land Use Ordinance and the duties and authority delegated to the City by the State Planning .Act of 1929 to the said lands, as may appear proper and to the in- • terest and advantage of the City all as more fully appears from the records of the said Planning Commission, at which hearings all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard. �ViERiAS, said City Planning Commission has certified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings, and,also its findings and recommendations for inclusion in the Land Use Ordinance upon certain of the said matters which were the subject thereof, namely; (a) That the front property line of the building sites along the Westerly boundry of Section 14, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. B. & M., for the purposes of administration and application of Ordinance No. 75 of the City, be establish.. ed and determined as a line parallel to and lying forty feet Easterly of the West boundry line of the said section; (b) That the Westerly rectangular 166 feet of the said Section 14 be placed in and made subject to the regulations applic- able to District "Cm2" under the said Ordinance No. 7a, said land is now classified as District TO under said Ordinance, and has advised the City Council that it intends to defer action on further • formulation and adoption of detailed and comprehensive zoning; and Land Use regulations for said area until the advice and services of Mr.L.Deming Tilton are available, and that in its opinion the matters above referred to are urgently required without delay, and • KHEREAS, the City Council now desites and intends to hold a further hearing on the said matters above referred to as (a) and (b) as provided by law. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that there shall be a public hearing before the City Council upon each of the said matters at which all persons interest- ed and the general public shall be given an opportunity to be heard, and the ' said hearing shall be and it is hereby set for February 5th, 1941, at 8000 o'clock P.M. at the place where this City Council usually meets, to-wit: at the City Council Chambers, 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Cleric be and he is hereby authorized and directed to publish once in The Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs in its issue of January 23rd, 1941, a notice of said hearing in words and figures as follows: Notice of hearing by the City Council r of the City of Palm Springs on proposed changes of Zone and designation of front property lines of building sites concerning the West half of the Vilest half of Section 14, Township 4 South, P,ange 4 East, S.B.B. & M. , under Ordinance No. 75. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Planning Commission has propos- ed the following changes of zone and designation of front property and building site lines under Ordinance No. 75 as hereinafter set forth and that it has held public hearings upon the said matters on January 2nd, 1941, and on January 15th, 1941, at which hearings all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportun-ity to be heard, and that tihw City Planning Commission having duly considered the said matters has certified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations upon the said matters, whereby it has recommended to the City Council that Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs be amended and supplemented to provide as follows: • (a) That the front property line of the building sites along the Westerly boundry of Section 14, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S.B.B.& M., for the purposes of administration and applica- tion of Ordinance No. 75 of the City, be estab- lished and determined as 9 line parallel to and 1396 lying; forty feet 'Easterly of the ''pest boundry line of the said section; (b)Tha.t the Westerly rectangular 165 feet of the said Section 14 be placed in and made subject to the regulations applicable to District "C-2' under the said Ordinance ho. 75. Said land in now classified as District "U" under said Ordinance. NOTICE IS FURTI3ER GIVEN that a public hearing on the said matters above referred to as(a) and (b) and each of them will be held by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs on February 5th, 1941, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the place where said Council usually meets, ' namely the City Council Chambers 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, at which hearing all persons interested and the general public will be afforded an opportunity to be heard . Notice is further given that the Planning Commission has not made any other findings or recommendations to the City Council as the result of said hearings before it on January 2nd, 1941 and January 15th,1941 and the notices thereof ,but has advised the City Council that it intends to defer action on further Pormule.tion and adoption of detailed and comprehensive zoning and Land Use regulations for the West half of the West half of said Section 14 as referred to in the notinles of said hearings before it until subsequent hearings and proceedings before the Commission of which notice will be duly given. • Reference is hereby made to the said summaries of hearings,findi.ngs and recommendations of the City Planning Commission for further details. A copy of same is available at the office of the City Clerk at Palm Springs. + Dated: January 23rd, 1941 City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, By Philip L.Boyd, 'liayor Attest: Guy Pinney, City Clerk. ----e---- I,hereby certify that the foregoing is a 'true copy of Resolution No. 596 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held January 23, 1941. City Clerk ofGPa.1m Springs,Ca.liforni.a L! ------00000---- 0 RESOLUTION RTO. 597 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs = Ordering payment of demand of E. L. Yeager. A4n,F;REAS, The demand of E. L. Yeager for payment for public works completed by him, consisting of the improvement of flood control channel of Tachevah wash betxeen Palm Canyon Drive and Indian Avenue on Granvia Valmonte, under contract dated November 25, 1940, was presented and it appearing that said , works were completed January 4, 1941, and notice- of complFLion was filed January 11, 1941, and that the total amount owing to the contractor accord-= ing to the measurements of quantities and unit contract prices including; extras was $;13197.20, and -dTTERFAS, the City Council has audited and approved said demand NOl'd THllRI�,FORE BF IT RFSOIXED, That said works be and the same are hereby • accepted, and 397 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the sum of 42877.48, being 90% of said amount owing to said Yeager be paid immediately and that the Further sum W1319.72 be paid to said Yeager upon tho expiration of thirty five days after the fil- ing of said Notice of Completion, provided no claim for leins or notices to withold funds for labor or material used on said works are Filed; all of said sums to be paid from the General Funds I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 597 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held February 5, 1941. J � �) City Clerk o£ Palm 'Springs, COlifornia, 9 - ---00000---- RESOLUTION N0 .598 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, for change of zone. 144PREAS, the City Planning Commission has heretofore held public hearings on November 25, 1940, and on December 5th, 1940, in regard to the proposed changes of permitted uses and Change of scope of authority of the Zoning Board under Ordinance No, 75 as hereinafter referred to, at which hearing all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard, and • NIILP,AS, said City Planning Commission certified to the Cit;j Council the siumnaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations upon the said matters which were the subject thereof,and T IEREAS, the City Council desiring to hold a. further hearing on the said matters as provided by law, did by Resolution No. 591 adopted at a meet- ing of the City Council held January 15, 1951, set the said hearing for ' Eebruary 5th, 1941, A 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the place where the City Coun- cil usually meets, to-wit: at the City Council Chambers 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, and cause notice thereof to be published once in the Palm Springs Limelight a newspaper of general circulation,printed published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, in its issue of Jan- uary 16, 1941, and 1AiHURE1IS, the said City Council proceeded to hold the said hearing at said time and place, to-wit: February 5, 1941, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the City Council Chambers, 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, at which hear- ing the general public and all persons interested were afforded an opportun- ity to be heard, and • WIIEREA,S, no person appeared to protest said changes nor amendments and no protests thereof having been filed, the City Council proceeded to consider said changes, and amendments and being fully advised in respect thereto de- termined that said changes and amendments are proper and reasonable and not contrary to public safety, morals, health or welfare, NO11F 'THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That said changes and amendments are hereby approved, as follows to-wit, (a) To amend Section 4(k) of Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs (being the Palm Springs Land Use ' Ordinance, adopted December 14, 1939) classifying the lands in Section 15, Township 4 South, flange 4 East, S.B.B& M. as per ;flap Sheet 11 of the Official Zoning Man of said ordinance by the following changes of class- ifications of land zoned therein: Lots 19, 20, 21, 22 and the South half of Lot 23 in Block 16 of Palm Springs, as per Map recorded in Book 9, page 432 of Maps, Records of San Diego County, California, are hereby placed in and shall be subject to the regulations of + District R-4, as provided by said ordinance. �Q� C. (b) To amend Section 4(p) of said Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs classifying the lands in Section 23, Township 4 South„ Range 4 Past, S.B.13. & M. as per Map Sheet 16 of the Official Zondng Map of said ordinance by the 0 following changes of classifications of land zoned therein: Lots la,2a, 3a, 4a, (being the Southerly halves of said lots) e and. also Lots 19 and 20, all in Sections 23, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. B. & M. are hereby placed in and shall be subject to the reEulations of ' District E-2, as provided by said Ordinance. (c) To amend Section 17 of said Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs so that the last two paragraphs of said Section 17 shall read as follows,; "Athletic, Sport and recreation clubs or enterprises, open to the general public and operated on a commercial basis, in the E-2 District, upon condition that (1) a building; site containin- not less than five acres be provided, and (2) no buildings or structures be erected closer than One Hundred feet to any dwelling,guest ranch or school, or to any street or way other than an alley, (3) that same be conducted without the storage, sale, giving away or dispensing of any alcoholic beverages on the premises, and (4) that same be only in such reasonable area as may be designated by the City Planning; Commission for such purposes from time to time. " Storage Garages, in the R-4 District,'' AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said Ordinance No. 75 and its accompanying maps be amended accordingly. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 598 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held February 5, 1941. See page 410 for Resolution 599 City Clerk�o? 'a m Springt,,�ctlifornaa I 2�ES0L-U-^1-IO-�?-NCu.-599 � •�i=-t1tF,=Ci-t�%-Govtnr_3--e-f=tl�e==Ci=t;-o•f Pa-1-m-S�^irs� dr.SJ?;i� _y—ih l7•-�'r�i.�,T=��rd°:?Ti�i3��i6mFlLl..&6�-0�akl4�h•e r-2�i�f OdT43—�q•2���•�k=tf}1-1C-�t2B T'�3i�n �•.�on January 2, 1941 and on January 15th, 1941, in regard to the prop SA ` d 5 y`�cianges of permitted uses and change of scope of authority of Mi Coning 11oard under Ordinance No. 75 as hereinafter referred to, a,jvd ieh hearings IN ;'all persons interested and the General public were affarled and opportunity - to be heard, and � WHEREAS, said City Planning Commission cehified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations upon the said matters which were the subject thereof and, rrlYTERE AS ' altt rsashe City Cuncil providedo d mng to hold a further by la, idby ResoluttionNo. hearing 6adoptedo tlatae said mee-t- + 4 in- of the City CounAl held January 23, 1941, set the said hearing for yp February 5th, 19�k1, at 8;00 o°clock P. M. at the place where the Cit;/ Council usua`T1y meets, to-wit; at the City Council Chambers 480 North Palm � Can on)3 ive Palm Springs, and cause notice thereof to be yy , p^ , Published once � in .WTe Palm Springs Limelight a newspaper of general circulation, printed, F �ab4=ks��d ^e��_.c;ul�ted�-r=Llama^'_'�,,- ��?�'ri-Spr-_ngs�;in-;�s�issue-.og=.Januerp - -, ,v. �„,—� re=said—G' Ly—C-ennc-i=l�p ro ceed ec'r—LG--Jio-7.d--alzems e_;d--,hear-in e�=a t—said--t4rne, and place to-wit February 5, 1941 at 8e00 o'clock P. M. at the City Council'" Chambers. 480 North Palm Can}ron Brive, Palm Springs, at which hearing the -'gen- eral public and all persons interested were afforded an opportunity to'/be heard, and WHEREAS no person appeared to protest said changes nor amendi'pn and no pro- tests thereof having been filed, the City Council proceededf consider said cha.n es, and amendments and being fully advised in respect thereto determined aib that said changes and amendments are proper and reasonle and not contrary to public safety, morals, health or welfare, 1701d THEREFORE BE IT PESOLVED , that said chang,E's and amendments are hereby approved, as follows to-wit; (a) That -the front- p rope rty ,line of the building sites along the Pdesterly bomadry,,6f Section 1.1, Township 4 South, Ra,n,le 4 East, S-6I3.B. �; Pf., for the purposes of administration and ao.p"lication of Ordinance No, 75 of the City, be established and, determined as a line parallel to and lying forty feet Easterly of the West boundry line of said secti_pn (b) That-�the lVesterly rectangular 165 feet of the said Section 14 be placed in and made subject: to the regulat_ • io,}a'sanplicable to District "C-2" under the said Ordin- �ince Dion 75. Said land is now classified as District U under said. ordinance. • cif_iB�T3r;� '�'[?-�'1=F.:'tR=r��w��?/?,h},�the-�-scr- drtn�cl -aa�rce=rlo=.- -7-5=a-nd--its=ac�ompa��y-. iTz6-�iap s—�v£—amend e;l�a,�eo axi 7 n g>l u, drily-ai'z, ted-dry ' Irereo- head Fe.b.ua y 193 City Clerh of Palm SPrns, Calif.=miae 10 SOLUTION WO® 600 of the CiLy Council of the City of Palm Springs , approving and accepting policies of fire insurance covering 'iVelwood Murray Public Library buildi_n; w and ordering pa, of premi.iuns thereon F.1301,71ED, that Fire Insurance Policies cohering the Welwood Memorial Public Library Building each in the amount of V�1 600,00 be and the sane are hereby approved and accepted as follows to-wit; Name of Company Policy No. Expiring Premium diagara Fire Insurance 701870 Jane 15, 1942 ";;13.36 Company Royal Insurance. Co. Ltd.. 692854 Jan. 15, 1943 26m77 The ,Automobile Insurance ' Company 409071 Jan. 15, 194-1 440.15 Phoenix /lssura.nce Co. Ltd, London 662870 Ja.nm 15, 1945 53.54 Continental insurance Co. 37849 Feb. 1, 1946 66.93 IND BE IT FUIMIER RESOLVED, that Lhe premiums on said policies as above set forth be raid from the General Fund. i • JM I, hereby certify that the fore;guing is a true copy of Resolution i:o. BOO T'•I duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 5, 1941. City Cleric of Palm Springs, Cal.ifrr_ia • ----o0000---- RESOLUTI01,� ^d0. 601 of the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, authorizing employment of additional help in the ' City Offices. RESOLVED, that I„he City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized to employ a switchboard operator and typist for the City Offices at a sales';; of .;,;35.00 a month, payable from the General Fund. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution 1•i0 . 601 duly adopted by the Cit« Council of the City of Palm Springs at a medic;, thereof held February 5, 1941. .; • City Cler df Palm Spi'ir s, California ---�00000--•-- RESOIATION DTO. 602 • of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, appropriating !::30.00 to pay for drain pipe Car library building. RESCLIED, that a drain pipe to protect the adjoining property of Mr. Stephen H. Willard from storm waters running off the - elwood Yemorial Public Library Bui.ld.ing be constructed# and -that the sum of r30.00 to ps.y therefore be and ' the same is hereby appropriated from the Free Public Library Buildin; Fund . I. hereby certify that the foregoir is a true copy of Resolution T\To. 602 duly adopted by the City Council of the Cite of Palm Springs at a meeting, thereof held February 5, 1941. C1ty Clerk of Palm Spr•in ,S, California 3ESOaTTI0Ia 1\10. CO3 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs authorizing license agreement with Stephen S. s ',li l l a rd . ViITEREAS, �n agreement with Mr. Stephen H. Veillard for a license for erecting and maintaining electrical conduits and connections upon his property for service to the Welwood '•?emorial Public Library Builcling which agreement is in words and figures as follows, to-vrit;- Palm Springs, California ' December 18, 1940. City Council City of Palm Springs Dear Sirs: This will evidence our understanding that ,you are granted a license • to construct and maintain underground electric conduits and tirires across the East end of my property at 116 South Palm Canyon Drive 401 in the City of Palm Springs for the purpose of servicing the 7tel*rood Murray Memorial Library at the Southeast corner • of Palm Canyon- and Tahouitz Drive in the City of Palm Springs. The condition of said license is that there shall be no inter- ference with the improvements now or hereafter upon my property • and there shall be no liability on my part for the condition or lack or repair of the said conduits and ovires and -that you will hold me harmless for any injuries to anyone by reason thereof. It is understood that this is only a license agreement grant- ing a personal privilege and the same is not imposed on, or appurtenant or attached to or for the benefit of lands or an?r .rights in land; that: it is not assignable or transferable an any manner and that is does not affect my rights or ownership of the property. This agreement and the rights of the City of Palm Springs thereunder shall be terminable on thirty days written notice by mail, and in said event it shall remove the conduits and wires within that time, and place the ground in its former condition. In the event the foregoing is agreeable to you, please sign and return the extra copy of this letter. • Very truly yours, Stephen H. Willard • be and the same is hereby approved, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of the City. ..--0--- I,hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.603 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting, thereof held February 5, 1941. d_ City Clerk of'P<lm Springs;, California. Y„ ----00000---- • RESOLUTION K. 604 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, granting dance permit to L. J. Anderson. 'jMREAS, the L. J. Anderson has applied fo'r a permit to conduct public dances at `..he Palm Springs Bowl situated on the grounds of Palm Springs Field Club within the City 1941. for the remainder of the fiscal year 1940- VMERPAS, the Chief of Police and -the Public Safety Comaittee of the City Council have made an investigation of said application and applicant and have reported that the granting of said permit will not be contrary to -the public peace, health, safety or welfare of -the City and have recommended the granting of said permit, and 14TiERP.AS, the City Council is fully informed in respect to said matter- and deems that the granting of said permit will not be injurious to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City. NOT! THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that a permit to conduct said public dances at said Palm Springs Bowl be and the sane is hereby granted -to said L. J. Anderson. . -- a--- 402 C, I, hereby cerL-ify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 604 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting, thereof held February 5,, 1941. CitytlClerk"of Palm Springs, California. ff PP i --_moo0oo----- RESOLUTION NO. 605 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, authorizing installation of fire hydrants. ETTMEAS, The City of Palm Springs has recently purchased 27 fire hydrants , and has offered i'lq-IERE, S, The Palm Springs Pipe &:. Supply Company/to 'Install said hydrants at separate prices for each several installatioa,and EMERE?S, The City Council has considered said offer and has determined that the same is fair and reasonable. NO ' THEREFORE BE IT R3SOLXED, That said offer in so far as it include the installation of hydrants at location to be designated by the Chairman of • the Pwblic Safety Committee of the City Council and the Chief of the Fire Department, and. costing not -to exceed the aggregate sum of 11;500,00 be and the same is hereby accepted, and BE IT I+URTHER RESOLVED, That said installations be made and paid for from the General Fund. 1, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 605 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ' thereof held February 5, 1.941. _,City Clericof Pa:Lm_ ._�N�— i gs, CFornie . IJ ----co0oo---- R_SSOLL'TION NO. 606 of the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, denying request for permission to install removable • flag poles on Palm Canyon Drive. VlT ERLAS, The City Planning, Commission has reported to the City Council upon the .request of' Mr. Armstead for permission to install removable � flag poles on Palm Canyon Drive and recommended that said permission be denied for the following reasons;- 1. The sign Ordinance was enacted to enable the City -be clear the sidewalks of all obstructions. 2. 'Would be unnecessary hardship on merchants who would be assessed. 3. VTould have -tendency -be commercialize Pal:n Canyon Drive, 4. Only flags that should be displayed are the American Flag ' or State.'lag, installed on public buildings or private grounds with the exception of banners across street as permitted by City Council. AND T'THER3AS, the City Council has considered said request„ report and recormnendations, NOR THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That said -report and reconmiendations of the City Planning Commission be and the same is hereby approved and that said request be and the same is hereby denied. • 40 I, hereby certify that the roregoi.ng is a true copy of Resolution No.606 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Spring at a. meeting thereof held February 5,, 1941 �o City- ~Clerk`of Palm Springs, California ! 1 , ___voo000---- RE,90LUTION NO. 607 of -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting resignation of Councilman Pershing from City Planning Commission, RESOLVED, That the resignation, of Councilman Frank E. Pershing as a member of the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs, be and the same is hereby accepted . I, hereby certify that the Foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No,607 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ! 'thereof held February 5, 1941<. City Clerk�of` Paim Cnrings."F California ----00000---- RESOLtl'lION NO. 608 of the City Council or the City of Palm Springs, appointing Councilman Robert D. Murray and Deputy ' City Attorney 'i(Tarren B. Pinney members of the City Planning Coiviission. VVEEREAS, the City Council of the City has heretofore by Ordinance 1i0.14- of said City created the City Planning Commission in accordance with an, Y Act of the Legislature of the State of California adopted June 17, 1929, (Statutes 1929 P 1605) as emended, I=vn as the "Planning Act of 1929" and, TTEIILU, the Council has heretofore appointed and desitnated as members of the City Plannin�,, Commission one of its members, namely Frank E Perching, and the City Attorney or his desinated deputy, and 'IuH ,,REAS, Hr. Pershing, has resigned from the Planning Commission and the City Attorney has assi;ned ':Warren ';. Pinneyy his designated deputy City Attorney as a member of said Commission. NOV'! THIREFCRI' BE IT RESOLVED, That Robc-rt D. Murray, City Councilman and 'nFar'ren B. Pinney Deputy City .Attorney, be and they are hereby selected and appointed as mem'�ers of the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Sprints, with terms correspondin- to their respective official tenures, in the place of Frank E. Pershing and the City ,A,Uorne�r. ' I, hereby- certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution PSo,60S duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sprints at a meeting thereof held February 5, 1941. City CTerL of Palm S_nrii Ps, California. ' �1 e_•-4000oo---m---- 404 z� RESOLUTTON NO GOD of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs authorizing .gifts of Land use Books . RESOLVED, That the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and directed to deliver one copy each of Land Use Ordinance booklets to '.'warren B.Pinney, as Deputy City Attorney and members of the City Planning Commission, and to Mr. Ronald White, assistant to Mr. L. Deming Tilton, City Planning Engineer, • without charge. I,hereby certify That the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 609 ' duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 5, 1941. City Clerk'oflPalm Sprmn s,Calf`orri a ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 610 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs granting parade permit to British War Relief Association. RESOLVED, That a permit be and the same is hereby granted to the British V.'ar Relief Association, Palm Springs Branch, for a parade on Palm Canyon Drive from Indian Avenue to Paseo E1 Mirador and thence to Rogers Ranch, • on Saturday February 3th. 1941, said parade being a charitable and pa- triotic event of general public interest, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That all license taxes for business and activit- ies conducted on said date by said British far Relief Association be and the same; are hereby waived. __•mod.__ , I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 610 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 5, 1941. City Clerk of -Palm Spriggs, California. ----00000---- • P_ESOLUTION NO. 611 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, approving report of Zoning Board upon application • of American Airlines Inc. RESOLVED, That the report and action of the Zoning Board of the City Plann- ing Commission approving the application of American Airlines Inc,, for per- mission to conot_ruct a temporary building at the Airport upon Section 14, within the City be and the same is hereby approved. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 611 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a, meeting thereof held February 5, 1941. T f'C-erlt o mar -S x'Pn,v -7-rf'rrrra'.' • ----00000---- • 405 RESOLUTION NO. 612 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, transferring 08000.00 from General Fund to Liquor License PunK lVITFREAS, the sum of 18000.00 was transferred from the Liquor License Fund to the General Fund, by Resolution No. 563 of the City Council, adopted • January 2, 1941, as a loan to be repaid whenever and as soon as funds for that purpose were available in the General Fund., and WHEREAS, funds for the repayment of said loan are now available in the General Fund. ' NO7T THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the sum of 18000.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General. Fvnd to the Liquor License Fund in repayment of said loan. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a -true copy of Resolution No.612 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 11, 1941. pA I City Clerk of Palm Sprrings,Callfornia. • fr ----00000----- • RESO'LUTION NO. 613 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, authorizing installation of fire hydrants. RESOLVED, That additional fire hydrants be installed by Palm Springs Pipe & Supply Co. at locations to be designated by the Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council and the Chief of the Fire ' Department, at an aggregate cost of installation not exceeding 1500.00 payable from the General Fund, at prices quoted by said Palm Springs Pipe & Supply Cophereby accepted. ---e--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No,613 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 11, 1941. 0 City Clerklof Palm Springs, California. 1D ----00000---- RESOLUTIJN NO. 614 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Accepting and authorizing execution of agreement for electric service between The Nevada-California Electric Corporation and the City of Palm Springs, Riverside County, California. ' FlrHEREAS, The Nevada-California Electric Corporation, an electrical public utility 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 hereto attached and made a part hereof, and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has fully consider- ed 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 agreement should be approved, accepted and executed by and on the part of said City; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRTXGS HEREBY RESOLVES: ThaL said agreement for electric service proposed and presented by the Nevada-California Electric Corporation be and the same is hereby approved 406 and accepted, and the Mayor and the Clerk of the City of Palm Springs are (`7 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 certifir and deliver a true and correct ropy of this Resolution to a representative of the Nevada-California Electric Corporation, in accordance with its request. California Division Form 227 Rev. Application for Electrical Connection and Service. The undersigned customer requests The Nevada-California Electric- Corporation to make an electrical connection and furnish electric ' energy and service required by the customer on the premises and for the installation hereinafter described uni,i.l prior written notice is given by customer to discontinue same, all according and subject to the Corporation's rules and regulations, a copy of which is available for customer's inspection. The customer promises to pay the Corporation for all electric energy and ser- vice furnished hereunder in conformity with the Corporation's rate schedules hereinafter specified, which payment shall be made at the Corporation's office 3771 Eighth Street, Riverside, California, or with the Corporation's ccnsent may be made at its station herein stated. Station, Palm Springs. No. 320, Account No. 2-1970-4 Customers Name for billing, City of Palm Springs. i Mailing Address, Memorial Library, Palm Springs, Calif. Inside City Limits, Yes . Description of Premises, 100 So. Palm Canyon Drive,City of Palm Springs, Riverside County, California. • Kind of Business, Public Library Tax exemot,Yes 1088 No. 4327 How many copies of Bill-1 Commercial or Residential, Coin. Schedule ,L-.C-I. Annual minimum or demand charge for power service is payable during the, service months of to inclusive. 'phis contract shall at all times be subject to such changes or modifications by the Railroad ' Commission oP California,as said Commission may, from time to time, direct or shall have directed, in the exercise of its jurisdiction. Install'n consists of: Motors Horse owes Voltage Phase Light, Yes 1 37 115 1 City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation Its ]Mayor City Clerk Accepted Date 1-14-41 Res 614 2-19tl-41 The Nevada--California Electric Corporation ---0--- 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 614 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19, 1941. 0 City Clerlc of Pelm Spri,7Ss, Cal'iforniar ----00000---- RESOLUTION ITO. 615 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating; e35.00 to buy Tennis Trophies. 7,1ERFAS, The Community Recreation Commission proposes to sponsor a City Tennis Tournament in the City during the first week of the month of march, 1941, and IhliEREAS, It is desired to present trophies to contestants in said tournament, • and 7)EEREAS, The City Council deems it for the benefit of the Community to encourage such activities, 0 407 HOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the sum of 135.00 be and the same is here- by appropriated from the General Fund, to pay for trophies for said event, up- on the approval of the Community Recreation Commission. i 0--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of resolution No. 615 • duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting, thereof held February 19, 1941a City -Clerk of Palm 6prings, California, U ----00000_--- RESOLUTION N0. 616 WHEREAS, oim January 2nd, 1941, the Palm Springs t'+ater Company filed with this City Council its application under the Franchise Sales Law of 1905 for a franchise for Lhe purposes of laying and using pines and appurten- ances for transmitting and distributing water for any and all purposes under, along, across or upon the public streets, ways, alleys and places as Lhe same now or may hereafter exist within the City of Palm Springs, i and the terms for which -the franchise so applied for is indeterminate, and E`7EREAS, this City Council at its meeting held January 2nd, 1941, adopted Resolution No. 576 declaring its intention and proposal to grant the fran- chise so applied for, and that it would receive bids for same and propos- ed and intended to awnrd the same to the highest bidder, and that sealed bids would be accepted at the Cite Offices on or before February 19th, 1941, at 5:00 o'clock P.M.,, and that all such bids should be opened and read by the City Clerk before the City Council at 5;00 o'clock P.M. on January 19th, 1941, at its xxx usual place of meeting, 460 North Palm Canyon ' Drive in said City, and WHEREAS, the City Council caused to be published in The Limelight, a nook- ly newspaper of general circulation within the City of Palm Springs, in its issues of January 2nd, 9th, 16th,and 23rd, 1941,a notice of application Le the City for such franchise and of the intention of the City Council to ;rant same, all as required by law, and '. FEREAS, there was duly filed with the said City Clerk and opened by the City Council, one sealed bid for the said franchise, namely that of the Palm Springs Water Company offering the sum of Seven Hundred Thirty -six Dollars and 691100 ( 4736069) , lawful money of the United States, for same, and accompanied by a certified check for the said sum so bid pay- able to the 'Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, and no other bids whatever were offered or received and no other person, firm, or corporat- ion being present or represented before the City Council at the time set for opening and reading of bids, for the purpose of offering or bidding for such franchise,, , NO'•.'"u THAREFORE, the City Council having considered the said bid of Falm Springs Tater Company and the accompanying certified check does hereby find and determine that they are in proper form and that the said Palm Springs "star Company, a California corporation, is the highest and best bidder for said franchise, and ' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the franchise so applied for is hereby struck off, sold and awarded to the said Palm Springs Water Company upon its said bid therefor, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that upon the filing with the Clerk of this City Council within five days hereafter of the bond in the penal sum of One Thousand Dollars ({'y1,000.00 ) as required by said Resolution No. 576 and set forth in the advertiseTent for bids and the approval of such bond,by 0 the City Council the said franchise shall by the City Council be granted by ordinance to the said Palm Springs '!'dater Company, a corporations ---0--- 408 I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.616 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting, `'• thereof held iebruary 19, 1941. City Clerk if ilm Springs, California. i,l • _ -----00000__-- RESOLUTION NO. 617 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, ' authorizinm installation of fire hydrants. RESOLVED, That additional fire hydrants be installed by Palm Springs Pipe &- Supply Company at locations to be designated by the Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council and the Chief of the Fire Department, at an aggregate cost of installation not exceeding p500.00 payable from the General Fund, at prices quoted by said Palm Springs Pipe & Supply Company, hereby accepted. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 617 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs of a meeting thereof held February 19, 1941. City Clerkeo:J Pal'mSprings , California. l ' • J ---- 00000----. RESOLUTION N0.618 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, granting dance permit to Los Compadre.s ThEREA.S, the Los Compadres ,an unincorporated social organization has applied ' for a permit to conduct a dance at the La Plaza within the City on February 22, 1941, and 1riT-F,RF,A13 . the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee of the City Council have made an investigation of said application and applicant and have reported that the granting of said permit will not be contrary to the public peace,health, safeL-,y or welfare of the City and have recommended the granting of said permit, and WHYRFAS, the City Council is fully informed in respect to said matter and deems that the granting of said permit will not be injurious to the public peace,health, safety or ,velfa.re of the City. • NCTW T'TERLFORE PP IT RESOLVED, that a permit to conduct said public dance at La Plaza ,be and the same is hereby granted to the Los Compadres. _ e_ I, Hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 618 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19, 1941. City Clerk—of Palm Springs, California. ' _-__00000_--- RESOLUTION WAY of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, ordering; construction of sidewalk from Gran Via • Valmonte to Tamarisk Road. on Palm Canyon Drive. WEREAS, owners of property abutting the east side of Palm Canyon Drive be-• • tween Gran Via Valmonte and Tamarisk Road desire the construction of a cement 409 sidewalk six feet in width along said Palm Canyon Drive, and WHEREAS, The plans and specifications for and the construction of said side- walk have been approved by the City Council Planning Commission, and V,TtsREAS, The City Council deem the construction of said sidewalk will be of benefit to the cormaunity, • NOW TTIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That there be and is hereby created a. special fund to be designated Palm Springs Estates Sidewalk. Fund, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized to receive funds from said owners to pay the cost of said work according to the estimate thereof by the Street Superintendent and to deposit the some in said Palm Springs Estates Sidewalk Fund, and BE IT ALSO RESOLVED, That said work be done by the Street Department when- ever and as soon as funds sufficient to pay the whole of said cost are deposited and on hand in said special fund. ---0--- I, hereby certify that the Cor•egoing is a true copy of Resolution No.619 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19. 1941. 16 City Cleric oy Fa'ln Springs,r, California. ----0 00 00---- RESOLUTIOU 110. 620 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, ordering construction of sidewalk along part of Black 23 Palm Springs on West side of Palm Canyon Drive. ' INT19,'RFAS, ovmers of property in Lots 4 and. 5 in Block 23 of Palm Springson ',lest side of Palm Canyon Drive desire the construction of a cement side- walk six feet in width along said Palm Canyon Drive, and VVIIEREAS, The plans and specifications for and the construction of said sidewalk have been approved by the City Planning Commission, and AAFH :REAS, The City Council deem the construction of said sidewalk will be of benefit to the community, NOW THEREFORE M IT RESOLVED, That there be and is hereby created a Special Fund to be designated Block 23 Palm Springs Siderra.11r Fund, and BE IT 17JRTI-TER. RESOLVED, Thai; the City Cleric be and he is hereby authorized to receive funds from said owners to pay the cost of said work according to the estimate thereof by the Street Superintendent and. to deposit -the same in said Block 23 Palm Springs Sidewalk Fund, and BE IT ALSO RESOLVED, That said work be done by the Street Department when- ever and as soon as funds sufficient to pay the vr'nole of said cost are deposited and on hand in said special. Fund. ---o.-_- ' Z, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true ropy' of Resolution 1T0. 620 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19, 1.941. City Clerk 6.0 Palm Spri , California ----00000---- 410 RESOLUTION 1TO.621 mU•�• of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, appropriating 775.00 to paint and repair recreation equipment at Field Club Grounds. RESOLVED ,that the sum of !;175.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the John S. Jenkins Fund to pay the cost of repairing and painting -the grand- stand seats, the poles and fencing around the croquet courts and for repair- • in and painting other City recreation equipment at the Recreation Center up- on the Palm Springs Field Club grounds vrithin the City, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That said work, be and the same is hereby ordered to be done. ' I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 621. drily adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19, 1941. �J See page 411 for Resolution 622 City Clerk of Palm Springs California ---- -ooeoo---- d� RL+'SOLUTION 1\10. 599 • of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, for changes of zone. , H-REDS, the City Planning_ Commission has heretofore: held Public hearings • on January 2, 1941 and on January- 15th, 1941, in regard to the proposed comprehensive and det-ail:ed zoning and provision of land use plan for the West half of Section 14, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. 13.11Y I:EI., now classified as "U" District under Ordinance Mo. 75,including the deter- mining and computing of front, rear and side ,yards, computing building site areas,the provision and adoption of designations, of front, side and rear property lines and other matters and generally applying the provisions, ' requirements and regulations of the Palm Springs Land Use Ordinance and the duties and authority delegated to the City by the Planning Act of 1929 to the said lands, as may appear proper and to the interest and advantage of the City, all as more fully appears from the records of the said Plann- ing Commission, at which hearings all persons interested and the General public were afforded an opportunity to be heard, and 1-1THE said City Plannin_, Commission certified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations upon the said matters which were the subject thereof namely, k (a) That the front property line of the building sites i along the Kesterly boundry of Section 14, Towr-ship 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. B. & Psi., for the purposes of administration and applicati-on of Ordinance No. 75 of the City, be established and determined as a line parallel. • to and lying forty feet Easterly of the West boundry line of said section, (b) That the Westerly rectangular 165 feet of the said Section II be placed in and made subject to the remulat- ions applicable -to District "C-2" under- the said Ordin- ance No. 75. Said land is now classified as District "U" under said ordinance, ' and has advised the City Council that it intends to defer action on fury ,r formulation and adoption of detailed and comprehensive zonin;• and land use regulations for said area until the advice and services of Mr. L. Deming Tilton are available and that in its opinion the matters above referred to are urgently required without delay. VVIIE'LTAS, the City Council desiring to hold a further hearing on the said matters as provided by law, did by Resolution No. 306 adopted at a mcetin„ • of the City Council held January 23, 1941, set 'the said heari.nr for Feb- ruary 5th, 1941, at 8:-- o'clock P.M. at the place ,,,here the 7! ty Council. • 411 usually meets, to-wit: at the City Council Chambers 460 Plorth Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, and cause notice thereof to be published once in the Palm Sprints Limelight a newspaper of meneral circulation, printed,pub- lished and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, in its issue of January 23, 1941, and WHEREAS, the said Ci1L Council proceeded to hold the said hearing at said time and place to-wit, February 5, 1941, at 0:00 o'clock F.H at the City Council Chambers, 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, aL viaich hear- ling the ;eneral public and all persons interested were afforded an oppor- tunity to be heard, and VJ11hsREAS, no per son appeared to pro Lest said changes nor amendments and -no protests thereof having been filed, the City Coun il. proceeded to consid- er said changes, and amendments and beinr; fully advised in respect there- tc determined that said changes and amendments are proper and reasonable and not contrary to public safety, morals, health or welfare. NO'.-V TITETIEFORE 3 f IT RESOLVED, that said than'-;os and amendments are hereby approved, as follows to-wit, (a) That the front property line of the building sites along the idesterly boundry of Section 14, Tovnlship 4 South, lunge. 9 Last, S. B. 8.,, 8:. M., for the purposes of administration and application of Ordinance 1do. 75 of the City, be established and determined as e line parallel to and lying forty feet Easterly of the West boundry line of said section, (b) That the VuesLerly .rectangular 160 feet of the said Section 14 be placed in and made subject to the regulat- ions applicable to listrict "C• 2" under -the said Ordinance ,\lo. 75. `aid land is now classified as District "L'" tinder said ordinance. AN ESE IT F[TPTFFR RE30T;V71), that said Ordinance No. 75 and its accompany-ing mans be amended accordingly. _._oe___ I, hereby certify that the foreE,oi_nm is a true copy of Resolution No.599 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 5, 1941, d� �J City Cleric cfr'Falin SprinV, Cc tornia � -a�_•_o00oo-•Wm•- RPSOLnTlON NO, 622 of the City Council ,f the City of Palm Springs ordering Street and 1-lorse Trail Signs • RESOLVED that ten street signs designating streets, and cvrelve signs for identifying horse trails, be and the same are hereby ordered to be pro- cured., and RESOLVFD,that the sum of $37.50 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the General Lund to pay for said street signs, and the sum of jN12.00 to pair for said horse trail signs, and ' RPS'OfVFD, that the Street Department paint said signs and install them under the direction of the Chairman of the street Cori-mittee . ov_.. 1, hereby certify that the foregoin is a true copy of Resolution No. 622 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19, 1941. City Clerk of 6Palm Sprint s,� California. 412 RESOLUTION NO. 623 of the City Council of the City of Palm. Springs, to purchase and plant a Palm Tree at Gran Via Valmonte and Palm Canyon Drive. 0 RESOLVED, that a palm tree be purchased and planted at the Southeast corner of Gran Via Valmonte and Palm Canyon Drive; and that the sum pf 125.00 be hereby appropriated from the General Fund to pay for Lhe same. O ---a--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 623 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ' thereof held February 19, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springh, California. -.--- 00000---- 4 RESOLUTION NO.624 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Accepting anj authorizing execution of agreement for Electric Service between the Nevada-California Electric Corporation and the City of Palm Springs, Riverside County, California. WHEREAS, the Nevada-California Electric Corporation, an electrical public utility 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 hereto attached and made a. part hereof, and 3EEKAS, 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 req- uired for the purposes of said City and that said agreement should be ap- proved, accepted and executed by and on the part of said City; NOW 'THEREFORT, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS HEREBY RESOLVES: That this 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 Nevada-California Corporation, in accordance with its request. • 0--- I, hereby hereb,-y certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 624 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19, 1941. City Clark of P41n Springs, Ca if SIT ia. Calif orn ,a-Di•vs-ion ' Form K --Res, App 1- cat, on-f-o-r-Hr1 ee-L-r-i-ca-1�oaLn-ea{� on�and=�S e r-v a a. T}e-under-c aped-eu-stomes �r-egaa�s-ts--T-he-DTeve,da-Calfo•rn a�-E1octric-=C_oxp- oration to make an electrical connection and furnish eleatrio-`energy and service required by the customer on the prem•sscs i.nd for the in- stallation hereinafter described unties-piior written notice is given by customer to discontinue--aame according and subject tolhe Corp- oration's rules,ld-•=roj 1 tions, a copy of which is available for oust- omer's -inswec ion. The customer promises to pay the Corporation for all e1e rc ene y-and=service-fu-rushee-h-e-r-eunde-r in•-=cono- mitt'=-wi-{h-the• Go--rpe-ration-s=rwLe=s&ched=ulez==hereinE&ter s-pec-if=ied,=vrhic�i' payment shall be made at the Corporation' s office 3771,.1ighth Street, Riverside, California, or with the Corporation's con- sent may be made at its station herein stated. Station, Palm Springs. No. 320. Account N. 10-6ph-2 Customer' s Name for billing, City of Palm Springs • Mailing Address, Post Office Box 309 Palm Springs, California. Inside City Limits , Yes Description of Premises, 377-381 N. Palm „Canyon Dr., Palm Springs Rsde. County, California. I:ind of Business, Office of police aid/ire Departments ' Tax exempt, yes. 1088 No. 4321 ff Commercial or Residential, Commercial Schedule CC-C.I. Rate Option A Annual minimum or demand change for powwer service is payable during the service months of to inclusive. This contract shall at all times be subject to such changes or rodifi.cations by the Railroad Commission ofrCalifornia, as said Commission may, from time to time, direct cr`shall have directed, in the exercise of its jurisdiction. r Install'n consistsx f ; H.P. Motors Horsepower Voltage Phase Light . Yes 2 @ .25 115 1 miisc.l.92M 1 r� .17 115 1 • 9 1 2.00 115 1 3.1.H Superseding No. Form 227 Rev. Name, Y.S. Comm. City of ,Palm Springs, A Municipal Corp. Estb. yes Its Mayor City Clerk Aeeepted-:-=T-he I3evada•-Gal=if-oxln7la-lil-ectr c---Corpo ration- - Date-11/18/40. 1 ---e--- Is-herebq certify-that-the=f-oregal- grs-a=trae copy-of-the-a-greement=ref=er-r-- ed-to•-in-the-farego ng--Resolution No-.--524: ------------ City Clerk of Palm Springs, California. ----00000---- California Division Form 227 Rev. Application for Electrical Connection and Service. • The undersigned customer requests The Nevada-California Electric Corp- oration to make an electrical connection and furnish electric energy and service required by the customer on the premises and for the in- stallation hereinafter described until prior written notice is given by customer to discontinue same, all according and subject to the Corp- oration's rules and regulations, a copy of which is available for cust- omer's inspection. The customer promises to pay the Corporation for all ' electric energy and service furnished hereunder in conformity with the Corporation's rate schedules hereinafter specified, which payment shall be made at the Corporation's office 3771 '.Eighth Street, Riverside,Calif- ornia, or with the Corporation's consent may be made at its station here- in stated. Station, Palm Springs, No. 320 Account No. 2-4145-3 Customep'g Name for billing, City of Palm Springs • Mailing Address '0 Guy Pinney, Palm Springs, California Inside City Limits, Yes Description of Premises, 482 N. Palm Canyon Lrive,Palm Springs, Riverside, County, California Find of Business, Judges' Chambers Pax exempt ,Yes Commercial or Residential, Com. Schedule >00. 414 Annual minimum or demand charge for power service is payoble during the service months of to inclusive. 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 or shall have directed, in the exercise of its jurisdiction. Install'n consists of, Light- Yes. • City of Palm Springs, A Municipal Corp. By Its Mayor Attest City Cleric 1 Accepted: The Nevada-California Electric Corporation Late 11-13-40 I,hereby certify that the fpregoing is a true copy of the agreement referred to in the foregoing Resolution No. 624. City Clerk of Pilm ipEngs , California. ----00000---- j RESOLUTION NO. 625 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, placing non-ownership automobile insurance. RESOLVED, That a policy of non-ownership liability insurance No. A U 496811 • issued by Pacific Indemnity Company, expiring December 14,1941 and covering the liability of the City for use of employee's cars in City business be and the same is hereby accepted by the City Council ,and RESOLVED„That the sum of �q'P100.00 be hereby appropriated from the General Fund to pay the premium on said policy. I ---e--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 625 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held February 19, 1941. City Clerk of valm Springs,("California. ----00000---- p9 i RESOLUTION NO. 626 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, transferring money from General Fund to Street Fund. • RESOLVED,That the sum of 1300.00 be hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.626 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1941. ' s City Cleric of""Palm Springs[ California. ----00000---- RESOWTION NO. 627 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, transferring money from Tachevah Flood Control. Fund to General Fund. RESPLIED, That the sum of Q'1439.40 be hereby transferred from the Tachevah Flood Control Fund to the General Fund. --- e_-.- d 15; I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.627 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting -thereof held Tdarch 5, 1941. • City- Clerk of Palm Sprin s, California, ----00000— RESOLUTION NO. 628 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs transferring money from the Recreation Fund to General Fund. RESOIVEID, That the sum of $4.00 be hereby transferred from the Recreation Fund to the General Fund. ---0--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 6628 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held larch 5, 1941. City Clerk o'f Palm-Spr nm(s, California. • ----00000---- RESOLUTIOV NO.629 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, agreeing to pay Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce moneys for promotion advertising and advertising purposes. ' RRSOLVED,By the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that the City enter into an agreement with the Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce to pay to the said Chamber of Commerce sums of money for the purposes, at the times, in the amounts and upon the terms and conditions stated in the form of agreement hereinafter setforth, which agreement the Mayer and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute for and on behalf of the City as follows, to-wit; AGPE!'34E7JT THIS AGRF41MDUT, made and entered into this 14th day of March, a 1941, by and between the CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, a municipal corporation, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, hereinafter termed "the City", and the PALM SPRINGS CHAMFER OF COPI?T!iRCE, a non-profit- corp- r oration,organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, hereinafter termed"the Chamber'", Fu I T N E S E T H hHLREAS, the City Council of the City is desirous of promot- ing, advertising and publicizing its advantages and attract- ions as a high class winter resort and scenic and residential area, and the recreational and sporting activities and events ' occuring , and more fully disseminating information relative thereto, and of properly following up and giving consideration to the inquiries made from time to time relative to the various attractions and advantages of the City, and the City Council has determined that the public interest, necessity and conven- ience so require, and WHEREAS, the Municipal Corporation Act, Section 862.23, grants power and authority to the City Council of said City to expend such sum as it shall deem proper, not to exceed five per cent (51) of the money accruing to the general fund in any fiscal ,year, for music and promotion, and an act of the Legislature entitled "An Act Authorizing municipal Corporations to Expend Money for Advertising or Publicity Purposes" ( Statutes of �'Snv 416 1927, page 1140), authorize the City Council to appropriate by ordinance sums not exceeding in the aggregate during any fiscal h - year, five (5) cents on each One Hundred Dollars ( 100.00) of assesed valuation for the purpose of providing a fund to be used for publicity or advertising for such municipal corporation,and • that the money so appropriated may be used and expended in the manner and for the purposes as shall be set forth in the ordin- ance making any such appropriation, and the City Council intends to so appropriate sums for said purposes during the current fis- • cal ,year, and l7HEREAS, the Chamber is organized for and equipped to carry on promotional. advertising and publicity activities on behalf of ' the City and has been engaged in doing such work. for many years; MIT THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises anti the promises and agreements hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto do here- by a.gree as follows: 1. That the Chamber will and does Herebv undertake to carry on such promotional, advertising and publicity activities end services on behalf of the City of Palm Springs during the current fiscal year ending June 50, 1941, as the City Council may and does hereby require of it, and to use its facilities and its special knowledge and experience for the term of this agree- ment, and particularly to render the Following services; • (a) To maintain suitable quarters and facilities in the City of Palm Springs and employ competent personnel to properly carry on the activities and services herein enumerated . • (b) To promptly and carefully answer all communications and inquiries relative to the resolt, scenic, climatic and residential advantages and attractions of the City of Palm Springs, facilities for accommodation of visitors, and the various recreational and sporting events here, and to distribute information in regard thereto by correspon- dence, publicity through the press, and personal contacts favorably promoting, publicizing and advertising same. (c) To prepare and distribute to the press and public, articles, news stories, photographs, literature, and scientific and historical information and advertising, promotional and publicity matter descriptive of the City and its attractions and advantages, and to develop and make proper surveys whereby desirable outside persons may be induced to visit and reside in the City. (d) To aid in promoting home building programs and the + desirable development and beneficial use of unoccupied and vacant properties. (e) To promote and invite desirable classes of trade, professional and business meetinTs and conventions whereby additional persons may visit and become acquainted with the City of Palm Sprin_;s. (f) To study the needs of the community as to public im- provements of every character, and to prepare data, attend conferences, and by every proper method aid in securing and in regulating and planning, such improvements so as to bene- fit the City. (g) To carry on such other duties as may be required of the Chamber by the City Council in crder to promote the further development of the City as a high class vAnter re- sort and residential area. 2. Whenever the City Council appropriates or pa,}ors any • money to said Chamber, every such appropriation or payment, un- less other^vise specified, shall be and is hereby agreed to be in consideration of the expenditures and services by said Chamber on behalf of the City "or the matters specified in Section 1 � hereof, and TOien payments are so made, they shall be subject to the following conditions: AL (a) That all payments for said services shall be made upon a claim or demand, presented, audited and paid as in the case of all other claims against the City of Palm Springs, and in the manner provided • by law and ordinance. (b) When such appropriations or payments are made, the Chamber shall, on or before the first day of July of this fiscal year, submit to the • City Council, a report describing its activities for the proceding months, and particularly settin-- forth the services rendered and con- templated under subdivisions (a) to (g) , inclusive, of Section 1 hereof, and no payments shall be made to the Chamber until Lhe reports required ' in this paragraph are so filed. (c) The Chamber shall be entitled to payment only for the expense ac- tually paid or incurred by it in carrying out the requirements of Section 1 of this Agreement-,, and shall not receive any compensation for services of its own officers or employees in carryi= out this Agreement. (d) The appropriations of funds by the City from time to time for the expenditures and services contemplating hereunder, shall not create fixed or binding obligations upon the City hD pay same to the Chamber, but such payments shall be dependent upon the filing of proper claims and reports evidencing the services rendered and expenditures made as required hereby, and shall also be dependent upon the availability of • funds for said purposes during the fiscal ,year, and the advisability of continuing, the appropriations and payments for said purposes as may hereafter be determined by the City Council. • 8. It is expressly understood and agreed that the purpose of this agreement is to have the Chamber act as an administrative agent of the City to perform the mechanical and ministerial funcations of applying, and expend- in; public Binds in furtherance of the objects for which they may be appro- priated, subject, however, to all of the terms and conditions of this agree- ment, IN I7ITNESS ?%gTEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this agreement to be executed by their duly authorized officers as of 'L-he day and year first above written. CITY Or PALM SPRIICS, a Municipal Corporation, By 14ayor • B-- --- - -- -- City Clerk PALM SPRINTS CHAMER OF COIL PRCE By President By ___..... _.._. . .___. .. . . _ _ -___ ._ Seca etary ---e--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 629 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held ]march 5, 1941. City Clerk of Pa Lri Springs, Ca I7fer,, iE=. • 18 RESOLUTION NO. 630 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, 4°'7 appropriating 150.00 for purchase of athletic � equipment by Community Recreation Commission. WHEREAS, The Aelfare Section of the Palm Springs Womens Club and the Com- munity Recreation Commission contemplate the establishing of a recreation center and play ground in the central business district for newsboys and minors, and WHEREAS, athletic equipment is required for the same, and. WHEREAS, The Community Recreation Commission has recommended the purchase ' of such equipment, and the City Council having determined that the estab= lishing of said recreation center is for the benefit of the cocmunity as a whole, and that said equipment is necessary for the same, NOW TUEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the sum of 150.00 be hereby appropriat- ed from the General Fund to purchase such eguipment upon the requisition therefor by the Community Recreation Commission. ---e--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.630 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 5; 1941. � ACI TTy- Clerk of Pam: Springs -California. • lS -_--00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 631 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating (200.00 for zone drawings. RESOLVED, That the sum of 00200.00 be hereby appropriated from the General ' Fund to procure drawings for making plates for printing the Master Plan of the City and a Precise Plan of Section Fourteen, prepared by Mr. H. Doming; Tilton. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 631 duly adopted by the City Council of the City oC Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1941. City Clerk ofi PaFalm Springs, IaITfornia. • ----00000---- RESOLUTION 50. 632 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, approving Change Order No. 6, for construction of Public Library. NUF_REAS, there has been presented to the City Council, Change Order hro.6 for a change in the general contract between the City and Contractor for ' the construction of the public library building as follows;- Credit on bookcases and miscellaneous allowances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 29.40 Original amount of Contract . . . . 8?24.. 155.30 Previously approved cbanmes . . 3. 061.31 427. 246.61 This change 29.40 Present Amount of Contracts 2I 2T and whereas said change has been approved by Mr. John Porter Clark, � Architect, and accepted by C. G. Chamberlin, contractor, and also approved by the Advisory Library Building Committee. NOld THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that said change and change order be and the same is hereby approved and ordered, and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute said Change Order for and on behalf of the City. ---e--- 1 I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 632 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1941. City Cleric of"Palm Spring California. ----00000---- RESOLUTIOAi NO. 633 of the City Council of the Ciby of Palm Springs, approving bond of Palm Springs .Water Company for franchise. 1117-IEREAS, on February 24, 1941 the Palm Springs Nater Company, a corporat- ion duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and having its principal place of business in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, as prin- cipal, and Globe Indemnity Company, a corporation created, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New York and qualified to do business in the State of California, as surety, filed their bond No. B-175562, in the penal sum of 1;1000.00 in the office of the Cleric of the City Council of the City of Palm Sprinr;s, Riverside County California, conditioned that whereas said Palm Springs 'hater Comp- any had applied for, and had been awarded as highest bidder therefor, and was about to be granted by the City Council of said City of Palm Springs upon filing of said bond, a franchise to lay and use pipes and appurten- ances for transmitting and distributing water for any and all purposes under, along, across, or upon the public streets, ways, alleys and places] as the same now or may hereafter exist within the City of Palm Springs for an indefinite term, pursuant to the provisions of the Franchise Sales Law of 1905 of the State of California (Qtatutes 1905, page 777), and if the said Palm Springs VIlater Company, its successors and assigns, shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of said franchise for a period of five ,years from the date of said bond, to-wit, February 24, 1941, then said bond to be void: but in case any breach of condition of said bond the whole amount of the penal sum there- of to be taken and deemed liquidated damages and be recoverable from the principal and surety on said bond, and WHEREAS, said bond was approved as to form by the City Attorney, and 11HERL-.1S, the City Council has examined said bond, NOW TI3EREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the same bond be and it is hereby i approved, 0--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy, of Resolution No.633 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1941. City Clerk of�Palzri Springs California. ---.-00000---- f r,T RESOLUTION N0. 634 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, fixing compensation of janitor. RESOLVF,D, That the compensation of Earl C. Maynard as janitor £or the City � Offices, Police Station, Jail, Council Chambers, Waste Disposal Office and City Judges' Chambers, be and the same is hereby fired at $p45.00 a month beginning as of March 1, 1941, payable from the General Fund, and RESOLVI'D, That said Maynard be hereby employed as ,janitor for TTelwood Murray Memorial Library at the wag of 50y1 her hour for time actually served, payable from the Library Fund. ---e--- ' I, hereby certify that the foregoing; is a true cony of Resolution No. 634 duly adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1941. C 'czr Clerk of balm Springs, California. I,a ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 635 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, ordering traffic Signs. � RESOLVED, That two Ten Minute Parking Limit signs, for hours from 7:oo A.M. to 6;00 P.TM., be erected in front of the Palm Springs Post Office on the east side of Palm Canyon Drive, and �SOLVFD, That the sum of ; 25.00 be hereby appropriated from the General Fund to pay for and install said signs. --e- - I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 635 , duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm „prinrs, at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs -� Caiifornia. ----0oOoo---- RESOLUTION NO. 636 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, calling forbids for automobile. V,,74EREAS, the City of Palm Springs has need for the follovring described passenger automobile in accordance with the specifications hereinafter set forth in the form of Notice of Inviting Bids, and desires to -request and s receive quotations for the same, NO',ti T71EREFORE BE RESOLVED that the foll0�rring notices of inviting bids be published in The Palm Springs Limelight a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs in its issues of b1arch 6, 1941, and March 13, 1941, and that said bids received in response thereto be opened by Lane City Clerk at the City Offices 363 North Palm Canyon Drive, on March 18th, 1941, at 11:00 o'clock A. M. Said Notice Inviting Bids shall be in words and figures as follows; ' Notice Inviting Bids for Passenger Automobile Notice is hereby given that the City of Palm Springs, California, will receive bids covering the furnishing of one new Passenger Automobile according to the fol- loving, or substantially similar specifications, full competition being desired, and such bids :not being restricted to the article of any particular manufact- urer, to-wit; 6 Body type: Five Passenger Four Door Sedan. F,Iv 5 4 2 1 Wheelbase: Not less than 114 inches nor more 120 inches, Engine Horse Powers Not less than 85 nor more than 95. Six or Eight cylinder Engine. Said Automobile be eouipped with: Battery box for heavy duty battery, without • battery. Trunk space for police radio, without radio. Heavy duty Generator. Oil Filter. ' Oil bath air cleaner. Dual Windshield Wiper. Spare tire and set of hand tools. Bidders specify exact manufacturers model in bid. Bidder to transfer and install on new car equipment now owned by City and installed on Ford hereinafter re- ferred to, as follows: Police Siren. Spot Lights. "dater Heater. The Citv desires to apply on the purchase of said passenger automobile a second-haid 1939 Ford passenger Automobile, motor number 99A-134770, which is now fitt- ed with the Police Siren, Spot Lights and "Pater Heater • which are to be transferred to the new automobile as above provided. Said Ford Automobile is available for inspection during business hours each day upon applicat- ion to the Chief of Police, Police Station, Palm Springs, • California. Terms; Bids are desired upon a cash basis, and also upon an alternative of payment over a. period of three years in semi-annual installments. All of said bids shall be sealed. and in writing; and delivered to ',Guy Pinney, City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs., .at the City Offices of the City of Palm Springs, ' on or before IlRarch 18, 1941, at 11:00 o'clock A.S., on vhich date and at which time said bids will be opened by said City Clerk at said City Offices. Anv and, all bids are subject to approval by the City of Palm Springs, and it reserves the ri-ht to reject any and all bids and or waive any irregulari.ty ,in any bid. Gated at Palm Springs, California Ifarch 6, 1941. CITY OF PAINT SPRINGS,a n4unicipal Corporation. By. Philip L. Boyd, Mlaynr. By Guys Pinn.ey,_ City, Clerk. ---e--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.636 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Spring's,California. --..-o o0 o o----. RFSOIDTION 1\10. 6,77 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, ' appropriating money for Palm Tree at Indian Avenue and Ramon Road. RESOLVED, That all of the moneys remaining unappropriated in the Hoover Fund, be and the sarne are hereby appropriated to pay for purchasing and planting:, a Palm Tree at the northeast corner of the intersection of Tnd- ian Avenue and Ramon Road, and • RESOLVED, That said tree be purchased and planted under the direction and supervision of the Street Department. ---0--- 4-j 2 r;n I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 637 L�.1 dulyadopted U the City Council of the City of Palm S rinms at a meeting P � y J l P � g thereof held. March 5, 1941. City Clerk— 9f halm Springs'', California. �k, • ----00000-_-_ RESOLUTION NO. 638 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, fixing salary of City Treasurer. ' RESOLVED, That the salary of the City Treasurer be and the same is hereby fixed at $75.00 beginning as of Toarch 19, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council, payable from the General Fund, and RESOLVED, That in addition to his deities as City Treasurer said official perform such Clerical work in the City Offices as nay be assigned to him by the City Clerk or by the LTayor or Chairman of the General Connnittee of the City Council. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution NNo. 638 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held i'darch, 19,1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs, California. 1�0 ----00000---- RE8OLUTION NO. 839 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. appropriating• ,i25.00 for alterations in City Offices. RESOLVED, That the sum of 425.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated ' from the General Fund to pay for constructing an information desk and making other alterations in the City Offices according to plans submit-- I ed to the City Council,and RESOLVED, That said vrork be done according to said plans. I, hereby certify Lhat the foregoing is a true cony of Resolution No.639 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941. Caty Clerk of Palm Springs,California. ----0009e---- REW LUTION NO. 640 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, to apply for permit to place banners across State Highway for Desert Circus. MERFAS, The eighth Annual Palm Springs, Desert Circus is a non-profit ' community celebration of interest and benefit to the entire City of Palm Springs, and is proposed to be held and conducted in the City of Palm Springs beginning March 26, 1941 and ending tlarch 29, 1941, and XHEREAS, it is desirable to advertise said event by placing banners over highvvays and streets within the City. MIN THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall. and does hereby apply to the Division of Highways of the State of California for a permit to place approximately 30 banners over State Highway Route VIII-Riv.-187- D at various places between the intersection of Cabrillo Road and il4esquite 6 A Drive in the City of Palm Springs, said banners reading, "Desert Circus March 26th to 29th Circus Day March 26th," or similar wording, and to be removed on or before March 31, 1941. s • City Clerk' of Palm�Spri gs, California. ----00000---- RFSOLUTION NO. 641 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, waiving license taxes for concessions of Desert Circus and Parade. WHEREAS, the Eighth Annual Palm Springs Desert Circus and Parade, is a community celebration of interest and benefit to the entire City of Palm Springs, and is proposed to be held and conducted in the City of Palm Springs beginning March 26, 1941, and ending March 29, 1941, partly with- in the grounds of the Palm Springs Field Club and other private properties within the City and partly upon the streets and public trays of the City, and V1HER1AS, the City Council is empowered by the provisions of Section & Paragraph (b) of Ordinance No. 11 of the City of Palm Springs to waive the payment of business license taxes, 11T011 THEREFOR. BE IT RESOLVED for good and sufficient cause appearing to the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that license taxes for all businesses, concessions and activities conducted on the grounds of the Palm Springs Field Club in connection with, or as a. part of said Desert Circus and Parade be and the same are hereby waived. ---e--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.641 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ' thereof held March 19, 1941. .✓._`�✓�.-_-< !C Psi,ri:_, City Cleric of Palm Sprgs, California. ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO.642 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. RESOLVED that the City Cleric be and he is hereby authorized and instruct- ed to issue dance permits to the Palm Springs Field Club and the Desert Circus Committee without the payment of application fee or license tax for a dance to be held during the Eighth Annual Desert Circus to-wit, Friday March 2E3th, 1911 , at the Palm Springs Bowl within the Palm Springs Field Club grounds. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.642 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941, City Clerk of PalmSprings, Cjifornia. l� ----00000---- « _, RESOLUTION N0. 643 o1' the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to issue dance permits to the Racquet Club without the payment of application fee or license tar, for a dance to be held during the Eighth Annual Desert Circus to-wit, on Saturday, March 29th, 19,11, for 'the Rig 'Pop %tall at the Racquet Club. --e--- • I, hereby certi.Fy that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution P:o.643 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941. City Clerk o P'alm Sprznl/ California. 1, ----00000---- , RESOLUTION NO. 644 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, granting parade permit for Desert Circus. RESOLVED, That a permit be and the same is hereby granted for a parade by the Eighth Annual Desert Circus, from Paseo E1 i,Iirador to Ramon Road on Friday March 20, 1941, said parade being a charitable and civic event of general public • interest. I, hereby certify that the foregoin is a true copy of Resolution No. 644 • duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting; thereof held Yarch 19, 1941. City Cleric 0f P€ilm Springs,( Ce.lfarnia ----00000---- RF,SOLUTION NO. 645 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, ordering construction of Rest Rooms at Field Club' Grounds, and other works. RESOLVED, That lavatories and rest rooms for men and women be constructed at the Public Recreation Center within the Palm Springs Field Club Grounds; and that clay be spread upon the ball ground at said Center; and Bli' IT FIIP.THER IUMI,NED, That the sum of St12.5.00 be hereby appropriated to pay the cost of said works. 0--- I, hereby hereby certify that the foregoing is a "true cony of Resolution No.645 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held IuIarch 19, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs; Ca.li.fornia. . ----00000---- ' RESOLUTION id0. 646 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, waiving fee for £ilin; application by American Legion for permit to establish Club house and rifle range. IM-T:REAS, Palm Springs Post 519, American Legion, has requested permission to ! erect and maintain a Club house, and a rifle range for small calibre guns fox- the Palm Springs Troops of Boy Scouts,sponsored by the American Legion, upon 0 425 land in the vicinity of Sunny Dunes Road in Section 23, now classified in Zone C-3, or at some other location within the City, and WHFREAS, the City Council considers said enterprise of benefit to the community, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That said matter be referred to the City Planning Commission for consideration, report and recommendation; and that all fees for filing an application for the consideration thereof by the commission and all other charme and fees be and the same are hereby waived, ---e-' I, hereby certify that the .Foregoing is is a true copy of Resolution No.646 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941. City Clerk of✓Pal"m Spring( California. ---- 00000--•-- 1J RESS'Y.'710y xo0 647 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, extending State Relief Administration agreement. RESOLVED, That the agreement with the State Relief Administration for the use of relief employees in Palm Springs be extended from April 1, 1941, to June 30, 1941; and that the Mayor and City Clerk be hereby authorized and directed to execute such extension for and on behalf of the City. ---0--z I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 647 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941. City Clerk of Palm SpriiiG;s; Ca,l foxnia. ----00000---.- � RESOLUTION YO. 648 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. approving action of Zoning Board of City Planning Commission upon application of Palm Springs ';Water Company. RESOLVED, That the action of the Zoning Board of the City Planning Com- mission upon the application of Palm Springs later Company for a Zoning variation permitting side line and front set back reductions on parts of Lots 35,and 36, Block A Palm Springs Estate No. 2 be and the same is hereby approved. I, hereby certify that the Foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 646 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof Field "larch 19, 1941. - _L___�_�. __...__ City Clerk of 'Palm Spri p_-.!l Oelifornia. ----cocoa---.- e A 26 . . RESOLUTION N0. 649 C:n2 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs , H^' approving action of Zoning Boar6 of City Planning Commission upon application of Homer Jenkins. f RESOLVED, That the action of the Zoning Board of the City Planning Conuniss-• ion upon the application of Homer Jenkins for a Zoning variation permitting side line and front sct back reductions on Lot 7, Block 2., ."Jinterhaven Manor Tract No,2 be and the same is hereby aoproved. � 1, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 649 ' duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a, meeting, thereof held March, 19, 1941. 0 ��_ �� City Clerk of P-dlm Spr n�, California ---aoo0co -.--- ]l/j RESOLUTION NO. 650. of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, disapproving report and action of Zonin Board upon application of Orra Dee Sarber. ,JEERFAS, the Zoning Board of the City Planning Commission has reported the granting by it of a Zoning variance upon the application of Orra Dee Barber, by Jac" Barber, affecting Lots 14, 15, 16, 17 and N� of 1S Palos Verdes Tract No, 3, chamUing the Zoning restrictions of Lot 3.5 from R-2 -to R-4, and • l"il-ERE&S, 't-hr City Attorney has advised the City Council that said Zoning Board exceeded its jurisdiction and authority in said matter, WMU 'THEREFORE B1 IT RESOLVED, that the said action of the Zoning Board be and the same is hereby reversed, and Bh IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That said matter be referred to the City Planning ' Commission for such action as it may determine; and that all additional fees and charges in said matter be hereby waived. W_...o-- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 650 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941. per//]!� t�../i. � ��tl.+2r2�1e!n✓i A City Cleric of Palm Spring; California. • -_--0o000A__- RESCLUTIOi' NO. 651 of the City Council ofihe City of Palm Springs • approving action of Zoning Board oP City Planning Commission upon application of D, -1.1argol.ius. RESOLVED. That the action of the Zoning Board of the City Planning Commiss- ion upon the application of D. 'aargolius for a Zoning -variation permitting side line and front set back reductions on property at the north west corner of Indian Avenue and Canebrake Road be and the same is hereby approved. I, hereby 0ertify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 651 duly adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs at a meeItlnm thereof held March, 19, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs, ✓Ca] iPornioi� ------,00000 W- 4 45r,_" RESCLUTION NTOo 652 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. • ?NIIELREAS, at its meeting held Nlarch 51th, 1941, this City Council passed its Resolution No. 636 inviting bids and directing notice thereof, for the furnishing of a new police sedan automobile, and allowance of trade-in price for the present Ford automobile of the Police Department, all so • more fully appears by the said resolution and notice inviting bids, M ERRAS, the City Council thereafter caused to be published and inserted once a week for two successive weeks in the issue of March 6th and March ' l.3th, 1941, of The Limeli-ht, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed, published. and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, notice in- vitimg bids for the furnishing of said equipment and allowance of �trade- in tivhich notice was in words and figures as per the form of notices set forth in said Resolution No. 636, and tiEMMAS, two (2) bids were received by the City Clerk in accordance there- with on or before A:larch 18th, 1941, as required by said resolution and notices, which bids were by him opened and read by him at said time, and thereupon presented to the City Council, said bidders being as follows: Howard Automobile Company of Los Angeles. Associated Tilotors, Inc, • which bids were duly read, considered and examined by the City Council. 77HEREAS, the indebtedness or liability of the City of Palm Springs upon the £urnish.ing and installation of said equipment and the contracts for that purpose will not exceed in any year the income and revenue provid- • od for such year, and 'rdERL'AS,, it appears to the City Council that the bid. of Associated 11otors Inc. for the said furnishing of said police sedan automobile is the lowest and best- responsible bid for furnishing the said equipment and allowance of trade- in in accordance with the notice inviting bids, quantity and quality considered and that it is to the best interests and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said bid of Associated Motor Inc, for furnishing the said automobile be accepted according to its terms as follows; Palm Springs,City Council. March 17, 1941. Palm Springs, Cit}, Hall. Palm Springs, California. Gentlemen: We wish to submit the following bid on one Ford Special Ford Sedan, model 11A, body No. 730, as per list attach- ed, delivered in Palm Springs, California, 7i 931.20 1 State Sales Tax 27.94 °59;1 Trade in 1939 Ford Sedan 575.00 • 3777_674.14' Equipped with 95 HP Mercury motor yj25.00 Heavy duty clutch 3.06 Right hand windshield wiper 3.75 Right rear tail light 2.75 34.56 Sales Tax 1.04 i35.G0 35.GO 1 T»r w 419.74 Extra equipment as follows: Heavy duty oil filter (fram) 9.00 Hat type air cleaner (oil bath) 3.75 Exchange price on police type generator 46,18 Heavy duty battery box 3.00 • 61.93 Sales Tax 1>86 63.79 63.79 • ., 483.553 Quotation on Special Ford Forfor 'Ne also agree to furnish without charge to you, heavy duty springs in seats and backs installed as T° special equipment by the Ford Motor Company for police cars. Ve also agree to install the following equip- ment without charge. One Oilce Siren, two light and one water heater same to be removed from car now is use. We also agree to deliver said car painted in the regular black and white police car color. �e will also agree to give regular three(300) ' hundres and one thousand. (1000) mile service plus ten prepaid lubrications without charge. The regular Ford guarantee shall also apply "to said unit. We reserve the pr•ivelege of allowing the Ford Motor Company to specify the correct Fear ratio to be used in insure the finest, performance. Yours very truly, Associated Voters, Inc. By. 7[m. Yount. r NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council does hereby find and de- termine the said bid of Ass00ie.ted Motors Inc. which is in wards and figures as above set forth to be the lowest and best responsible bid for the furnish- � ing of said police sedan automobile and making of trade-in allowance in ac- cordance with the notice inviting bids, quantity and quality considered, and that it is to the best interests and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said bid be accepted according to its terms as above set forth. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agreement with said bidder for the purchase of said equipment in accordance with said notice inviting bids, and said bid as so accepted, either upon a conditional sale contract or lease contract, providing over a. period of two years in monthly installments, with an interest rate of five per cent on the deferred balance' the said agreement to be first approved as to form by the Oity Attorney. BE IT FURTHER PSSOLVED, that all payments upon and on account of said equipment be made from -the general fund. ---a--- 1, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 652 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting s thereof held March 19. 1941. City Clerk o' Pa3.m Spring California. ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 653 of the Cite Council of the City of Palm Sorings, approving Standing Committee Appointments. RESOLVED, That the appointments by the Mayor of the members of the City ' Council to Standing Committees of the City Council as created by Ordin- ance No. 93,adopted February 11, 1941, be and the same are hereby approv- ed as follows, to-wit:- Boards and Coinnissions' Relaticns; (Councilman Plymire,Chairman (Councilmen Murray, Pershing Library, Recreation,Parks,Schools and City Planning. • Finance Committees (Councilman Shannon, Chairman ^� (Councilmen Serum, Cliffton City Treasurer,Franchise, r Budget, Taxation, Insurance, Business License,Appropriating, Transfers. General Committee; (Councilman Cliffton, Chai.nman • Building Department, City (Councilmen Plymire, Serum< Attornw,y, City Clerk, Legislation, City Building and 14iscellaneous, ' Indian Lands and Health and(Councilman Hurray, Chairman, SCnito.tion Committee: (Councilman Shannon, Vice Chairman (in charge of ',Paste Disposal, Indian Relations, Aix•ports,(Councilman Plymire Waste Disposal, Health and Sanitation. Public Safety Committee. (Councilman Serum, Chairman, Fire De`partmcnt, Police (Councilmen Pershing, Cliffton, Department, City Court and Special Permits Public Yorks Committee; Streets, Flood Control, (Councilman Pershing;, Chairman Landscaping, Horse Trails, (Councilmen Murray, Shannon Bridges, Sidewalks, City Engineer and Street Superintendent. • _ _0___ 1, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. '653 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm, Springs at a meeting, thereof held March 19,, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs, JGJ lifornia. V> a oo0oo•-W-- RESOLUTION NO. 659: of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, denying application of Joseph .kbodara for a permit to conduct public dances within the City. UEREAS, Joseph Abodara on D,Zareh 24, 1941, filed in the office of the City Clerk, an application for a permit to conduct public dances at No. 319 North Palm Canyon Drive, within the City, on March 26, 27, 28 and 29, 3.941. and, 7 VMEREAS, the Public Safety Committee of the City Council has considered said application and the effect of granting said permit upon the public peace, health, safety, morals and general welfare, and has reported to the City Coun- cil that in its opinion the granting of a permit for public dances at said premises pursuant to said application would be contrary to the general public peace, vielfare, health and safety, and recommended that said application be denied, and WHEP-TOM, the City Council is familiar with said matter and deems that the granting of said permit pursuant to said application would be contrary to the general_ public peace, welfare, health and safety, ' NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that for reasons hereinabove stated said application be and the same is hereby denied. ---0--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 654 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting • thereof held March 25, 1941. 'C`i�y"C-lerlc oC PaTm-'Springs;��'i�drr.ie:. a ----oo000--__ 430 v7 RESOLUTION NO. 655 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs„ ordering air conditioning; equipment for City Offices. RESOLVED, That air conditioning equipment be installed in the City Offices • of the type and according to the plans and specifications approved, by the General Committee of the City Council, and • RESOLVED FURTFER, That the sum of Q25.00 be and the same is hereby appro- priated from the General Fund to pay the cost of said equipment and instal- lation. ---p--- I, hereby certify that the forejoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 655 ' duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting; thereof held March 25, 1041. y Cierk of Talm Springs C((:'J_i_fornia. ----oo0oc---- C4� &SOLUTIONi NO. 656 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, WHEREAS, 'WESTERN AIR LINES, INC. ( formerly Western Air Express Corporation) has made application to the Civil Aeronautics Board for the issuance of a Permanent Certificate of Convenience and Necessity for the transportation by air of mail, passengers, and property between Los Angeles, California, • Palm Springs, California, and El Centro, California, which application has been set for bearing before said Civil Aeronautics Board; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has endeavored for a long period of time to encourage air transportation of mail, passengers, and property into and from the City of Palm Springs, and in the opinion of ' the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, and the inhabitants of said City such introduction of regularly scheduled air transportation into said City is vital to the future growth and developement of the City of Palm Springs; and WHEREAS, the City of Palm Springs is a. scenic and resort city, and during the ?linter Season, extending from the beginning of November through April inclusive, a large portion of its inhabitants is composed of persons from all points in the United States as well as points throughout the entire world who are vitally interested in securing rapid and safe transportation of themselves and their property to and from the City of Palm Springs, and in the rapid transportation of mail and property to and from their homes and places of business and the City of Palm Springs;and RHEREAS, the matter of such rapid transportation of persons, mail., and pro- perty is particularly vital to the City of Palm Springs and its inhabitants by reason of the fact that its location is on the average much more distant • from the points upon which it is dependent for its Winter visitors and in- habitants than are other scenic and resort cities; and WHEREAS, this Council believes that the public interest and convenience of the City of Palm Springs and its citizens, together with the surrounding territory and its citizens, require the institution and maintenance of such service; NOT THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That it is the unanimous opinion of the City ' Council of the City of Palm Springs that the public: interest, convenience, and necessity of the City of Palm Springs and its citizens and inhabitants require the institution and maintenance of air transportation service be- tnreen the points set forth in said applicatimra of IffESTERN AIR LINES, INC. (formerly western Air Express Corporation ), and particularly that portion of said service between the City of Palm Springs, California, and the City of Los Angeles, California, for the transportation of persons, property, • and mail between said points in order to assure the future growth of this City and the prosperity and convenience of its citizens and inhabitants, and in order to provide said City with direct access to the numerous air- lines fl;rirg from the City of Los Angeles in all directions, and afford- ing such transportation throughout the entire United States of America and to Canada, and foreign countries, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That a copy of this resolution, duly certified by the City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, be lodged by him with the Civil Aeronautics Board at Washington D. C. I, hereby certify that the Forc:[;•oino• is a true copy of Resolution No. 656 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held March 25, 1941. City Clerk of Pals Springs yy,l� Ca1ifornia. V' •--oo000----- RESOLUTIOH N&657 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs transferring fund from General Fund to street Fund. RESOLVED, That the stun of 1300.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. • cmmoemA 1, hereby certify that the fore oing is a true copy of Resolution No. 657 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941, ' City Clerk of Palm Springs, �/ralifornia . ----meo0ooa-•-R RESOLUTION NO. 658 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, increasing salary of Winifred C. Chapman. RESOLVED, That the salary of ,°dinifred C.Chapman as Secretary, and book- keeper in the City Clerks office be and the same is hereby Sized at �!130.00 a month beginning as of April 1, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council, payable from the General Fund . �W�om�m I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Nc,658 • duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting th,reof held April, 2, 1941. City Clerk oT Palm Sprinms,yChlifo_nia, c---oo000•----- �p RESOLU TION NO.659 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs employin, Harold Arice Frazier as annual auditor. RESOLVED, That Harold Brice Frazier be and he is hereby employed to :Hake the annual audit and financial reports of the City for Q e fiscal year 1040-1941,, at the compensation of ,j25.0O a. day for each day actually served in such capacity, payable from the General Fund. e�_e,.-- I, hereby certify thai.t the foregoing 1.9 true copy of Resolution Tdo� 659 r duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941. • City Cleric of r�lm Springs, 'ali.forni.as • m---o0Oo0- --= RESOLUTION BID o660 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ' accenting resignation of Police Officer James Dugar.. RESOLVED , Thatthe resigna"Lion of Police Officer, �,aree,s Dugan, as of April 1 , 1941 , as reported to the City Council by the Chief of Polioe,be and the is hereby accepted. _...-o__., I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cope of Resolution No, CGO duly adopted by the City Council of the. Cl.ty of Palm Springs, at a meetinm thereof held April 2, 1941. ✓—S✓a / fi�.n-�✓e"?�.. Ci'bpClerk Q'Y Pq,1mSprin California, Uf • R1WSOrJTIi?N NO. 661 of the City Council of the City of Palm Sprints, accepting resignation of Police Officer Norman R. Powell. PLSOI,?'ED, That the resignation of Police Officer, Norman R. Powell., as of ' Lf.pril 15, 1941, as reported -to the City Council by the Chief of Police,be and the sane is hereby accepted. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cop;r of Resolution nio�661 duly- adopted by the City Council of the C-ity of PaLm Springs, at a meeting; thereof held April 2, 1941. Clerk o°y Pdlm Springs,jffc�r—i7i7a7Cal RESOLUJT10I@ WOE 662 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • confirming; employment of '.Villiam Lux as Police Officer of the Cityy of Palm S'nr:i.n;s. ;'''itlRrdAS, the Chief of Police has advised the City Council of the appoint- ment by him of 6T-Jllia.m Luc as Police Officer of the City, at a salary of y1,150.00 a month beginning as of April 1, 1941, and ?ridERE!?S, the approval of said employment has been recommended by the Pub-- ' lic Safety Committee of the City Council, NOVU THHsREFORE, 13E I'T �E,'OLVED, that the employment of said ?dilliam Lux as a Police Officer of the City Officer of the City of Palm Springs, be and the same is hereby approved, and BE IT FIRTHER RESOLVED, that the s: lary of said Officer be and the same is hereby fitted as j;150.00 a month beginr.in,; as of April 1, 1941, and • continuing until further order of the City Council . • _...e0—_..-. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a LWO copy of Resolution Noo662 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941a City -Clerk of Palm Sprin ;s, CalifornfE- 00000--^----. RESOLUTION NOS 663 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, confirming employment of Forest O'Dell Ellis as Police Officer of the Cite of Palm Springs- WHEREAS, the Chief of Police has advised the City Council of the appoint- ment by him of Forest O'Dell Ellis as Police Officer of the City, at a salary of $1150.00 a month beginning as of April 1, 1041, and WHEREAS, the approval of said employment has been recommended by the Public Safety Committee of the City Council, MOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the employment of said Forest 09Dell Ellis as a Police Officer of the City of Palm Springs be and the some is hereby approved, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the salary of said Officer be and the same is hereby fined at tlbO&O a month beginning as of April 1, 1941, and continuing; until further order of the City Council • 0--- 1, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.663 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941.W CCty Clerk of Phlsa Springs, Porniaa ----00000---- RESOLUTION NOe 664 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, employing 0 Ha Frohn as Relief Fireman. RESOLVED, That R. Ho Frohn be and he is hereby employed as relief fire- man to serve during the period of vacations of the three regularly em- ployed firemen of the Fire Department, as such -times as may be designat- ed by the Chief of the Fire Department, and RESOLVED, That -the compensation of said Frohn be and the same is hereby fined at (',;,150,00 a month, payable from the General Fund, for time actually • served. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Nco 664 duly adopted by the City Council Of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941a 1- ' CityC7.erk of PylmpSprings, Uplifornia, i ----00000----- RE,SOLUTION 40, 665 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appoinbinZ Clerk of City Court, • WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore appointed a Judge of the City Court pursuant to the provisions of the hunicipal Corporation Act,which Judge has no Clerk, but instead acts as his own Clerk, and the Council. • now deems it ma cessary and for the best- interests and advantage of the City that a Clerk of said Court be appointed for the purpose of parformirg 43 clerical acts in crimunal matters in the said Court-, and VA�r;Y; AS, under the said Municipal Corporation_ Act the Council maj in its discretion appoint such subordinate officers and employees for the City • as in its judgment may be deemed necessary. N04iT TFTjjlRv;PORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLiED. that Dorman H. Harstad, an ex- perienced and qualified person, be and he is hereby appointed as Clerk. • of the City Court of Palm Springs with authority to act as such in all criminal matters pending Wore the Court, until other or furihor action of this Council. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution W 665 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941. CiEy'C1erLa'of"Palm Seri/yiS�^"s,�aiiios=niae� ----00000---- RESCLOTIOT NO. 666 Of L-he City Council of the City of Palm Springs. V10HBREtS, the Easterly rectangular Thirty (30) feet of Lot 26 and the Aboterly rectangular Forty (40) feet of Lot 25 in Section Thirteen (13), Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S.B.B. & N. , shown on map on file of the Palm Valley Colony Lands in Book 14, panne 652 of San Diego • County Records, in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California„ was ' ranted to the City of Palm Springs, California, for highway and public utility purposes: and WW RIAS, said land was subject to a Deed of Trust to Bank of America National 'Trust and Savings Associations, a corporation, trustee,dated ' April 13, 1937 made by Palm Springs Field Club a Corporation Truster, and recorded in Boole 320, Page 176 of Official Records in the ofFice of the County Recorder, Riverside County, California, and 3HYREAS, under date of February 21, 1941, said Sunk of America National Trust and Savings Associations, as Trustee as aforsaid, executed a Ro- conveyyance of said land under said Deed of Trust, and has delivered the same to the City of Palm Springs, NO'U THEREFORE, BE .T_T RESOLVED, that said Recenveyance be and the same is hereby accepted. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution iio.666 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941. • CityAMC Oof �m nrings,rvaliforn=ia. Q� ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 667 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs employing; Joseph P. Sandeffer in place of Henry Lotz. NNE1REAS, Henry LOW employed as street sweeper is seriously ill, and unable to perform his duties, RESOLVED, That Joseph P. Sa.ndeffer be and he is hereby employed in the ! stead of and during the absence of said Henry Lotz, at the compensation of 0100.00 a month until further order of the City Council, payable from the General Fund and, • RESOLVED, That the salary of Henry Lotz be paid from April 1, 1941 , to April 15, 1941 in lieu of vacation allowance. --.-0--- an I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.667 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 2, 1941. City Clerk fo ' Patin Sprih,, s,California. • �3 ---a0o0oo--__ RFISOLUTION NO. 668 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ' approving requisition for wagon tank and hoist. RESOLVED, That requisitions by the Street Superintendent for the purchase from Western Pipe & Steel Company of a galvanized wagon tank, 1025 gallons capacity and fittings, at an estimated cost of 205.00 plus sales tax; and one set spur gear ball bearing chain blocks 1 ton capacity from Palm Springs Builders Supply Co, at an estimated cost of t66.00 plus sales tax be and the same are hereby approved, and RESOLVED 1URTIHER, that money for the payment therefor be and the same is hereby appropriated from the Qeneral Fund. ---0--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.668 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palen Springs at a meeting thereof held April 9, 1941a City Clerk ofePalh Springs, ^;a.lifornia. ----00000---- J RESOLUTION NO. 669 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving requisition for furniture. RESOLVED, That a requisition by the Board of Library 'Trustees for the purchase from American Seating Company of chairs and book-castors at an estimated cost of Q352.45 plus sales tax be and the same is hereby approved, and RESOLVED FURTHER, that the money for the payment therefor be and the same is hereby appropriated from the Free Public Library Building Fund. i I,hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.669 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 9, 1941. Ij City Clerk of PalrSprings, dalifornia. 7 1 3 -00000 RESOLUTION NO. 670 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving requisition for furniture. RESOLVED, That a requisition by the Board of Library Trustees for the purchase from Palm Springs Builders Supply Company of four large tables at an estimates cost of Q217.40 plus sales tax be and the same is hereby approved, and • RESOLVED FURTHER, that the money for the payment therefor be and the same is hereby appropriated from the Free Public Library Building Fund. I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.670 duly adopted by the Cite Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting, „y thereof held April 9, 1941 . / • City Clerk of Palm Sprinps; California. • ----00000---- RFSOLFJTIO 1 N0. 671 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. NMEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has read and consider- ' ed the provisions of Senate Bill 110 which is now _pending before the State Legislature, and 111VT_IEREAS, it appears to the Council that said bill if enacted into the law would (a) hinder the stable and sound growth of this City, (b) would ar- bitrarily place within the power of minorities within the City the arbitrary right to exclude essential component areas of the City contrary to the popular desires, (c) would create confusion in fixing and determining the status of City boundaries, (d) would present uncertainties in determining the exist- ence of qualifications for -exclusion o£ areas, (e) would permit exclusion of areas benefited and enhanced by public improvements installed by the City at -the request of minorities, (f) would encourage temporary portended uses to simulate compliance with the terms of said Act, (g) would preclude the proper and democratic exercise of the right of election and of legislative discretion to determine the interests of -the communities effected, and (h) would cause the administration of municipalities over lands within their • boundaries not thi.ckley settled 'to became and remain unstable and uncertain, thusprevent'ing proper and thorough plamiing and adminisLration. NOW 'fIIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Palm Springs shall and it does hereby evidence its earnesLcpposition to the said Senate Bill 110 and its enactment into the law, and ' BE IT PURTHFR RESOLVED that certified copies of the foregoin resolution immediately be sent by the City Clerk to the members of the State Legislat- ure now convened in session. I, hereby certify 'that the foregoins is a, true copy of Resolution D?o. 671 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sprin°�s at a meeting thereof held April 9, 1941. City Clesk o ILL Springs,41 lifornia. ----00000---- • RPSOLUTION YO. 672. of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs authorizin,' architects sketch and preliminary estimates of cost for jail addition. 113SOL1'LD, That the Public Safety Committee of the City Council be hereby instructed to employ an architect to prepare sketches of designs, and estimates of the cost of a necessary and suitable addition to the City ' jail, for submission to the Council for its consideration. ---a--- I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.672 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting -thereof held April 9, 1941. 1✓ • City Clerk of Palttt Springs, C?E ll£OTnla. ----00000---- 4 a�ARri RESOLUTION NO, 673 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs leasing premises from Herbert J. Carpenter WHEREAS, IIerbert J. Carpenter, the owner thereof, has submitted to the City of Palm Springs an offer to lease for the year beginning July 1st. 1941, 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 Block 96,page 432 of Maps, records of San Diego County, California, including the building situated thereon as per the proposed lease which , is hereto attached, and 7FTERhAS, it is essential that the City of Palm Springs have premises and quarters for its use in the administration of the City affairs and for its officers and employees, and -vUIIERFAS, in the judgment 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 for such year, and • IVHIsR'.;AS, this City Council is of the belief that it is to the best in- terest and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said offer be accepted, and the said lease executed according to its terms by the City of Palm Springs, ' NO'fd THEREFORE,,, be it resolved that the said offer of IIerbert J. Carpenter to lease the aforsaid premises for the said period be and it is hereby accepted, and the Wayor 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 proposes agreement of lease offered by Herbert J. Carpenter and heretofore silned by him, upon same being approved as to form by the City Attorney, and the said hayor and City Clerk are authorized and directed to affix thereto the seal of said City, and BE IT F'URTIIER RESCLVLD 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., • I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 673 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Synings ata meeting • -thereof held April 9, 1941. City Clerk oh" Palm Springs,00 ifornis. LEASE (yl THIS INDENTURE, made and entered into at the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, this 10th day of April, 1941, by and between HERBERT Je CpPP11TTFR of Franconia, New Hampshire, First Party, and the CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, a municipal corporation of the State of ' California, Second Party; OVI TrdESSETH That the First Party for and in consideration of the covenants and agree- ments 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 ]Bast seventy-four (74) feet of the South fifty (50) feet of Lot Siz (5) in Block 23 in Palm Springs, • as per map recorded in Book 96, page 432 of Maps, 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 twelve (12) months be-,inning July 1st, 1941, and ending June 301th, 1.942. Second Party agrees to pay the First Party as and for the rental upon the said premises and building the sum o£ One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars (t,1200.00) lairrful money of the United States for the said period, namely, from July 1st, 1941, to June 30th, 1942, inclusive, which sum shall be pay- able is four (4) equal installments of Three Hundred Dollars (;'';300.00) each • on or before the following dates- October 1, 194:1, January 1, 1942, April. 1,1042, and May 31, 1942. All payments shall be made to the account o First Party at the Palm Springs Branch of the Bank of America National Trust 8<: Savings Association. ' First Party agrees to commence Liunediately upon the execution of this lease and prosecute to completion with dilligence, the works of alteration, improve- ment and repair of the buildin, upon said prenises as requested by Second Party vii thin ten days from "his date, not exceeding, Two Hundred Dollars (51200.00) reasonable cost. First Part shall furnish and ray for all water fortb.e prenises and buildin, during the tern of this lease, and Second Party shall pay all char,-,es for .,as, electric, telephone and garbas;e servicev It is understood that the premises and building shall be used for all Municipal and Governmental affairs anal purposes of Second Party and for no other purposes except upon written consent of First Party and that Second Party shall noL sublet any part of the premises or buildin;; (with the exception of the apartment at left rear of the buildin;;, for which permission to sublet is riven), nor assign this lease or any interest there- in. • Second Party shall keep the premises and building in mood repair, damage by the elements and reasonable wear and tear excepted, and at the 'termination of this lease shall quietly vacate and surrender said premises and build nm. Second Party shall. not make any alterations thereon without the written can.- sent 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 perform or observe any of the coven- ants, provisions or conditions herein contained, then and in such event i.L- shall be lawful. for First Party to enter into and upon said premises or any thereof, and this lease shall thereupon terminate and end. There is hereby ";ranted to Second Party an option to continue this lease according to all its terms, including the amount of rental, for an addition- al period of one (1) year, namely, the period from July 1st, 1942, until June 301th, 1943, inclusive. The exercise of such option shall be evidenced by the duly authorized and signed acceptance thereof on behalf of the Second Party deposited in the United States Mail at Palm Springs, Calii'ornia, prior to April let, 1942, and shall be addressed to First Party at Falm Sprdn,s, California. Unless said option is so accepted in the manner and at the times stated, it shall be conclusively presumed waived. IN V1'I'TN1,SS V7TE'Rls,KF 'First Party has subscribed his name and Second Party has • caused its corporate name and seal to be hereunto affi::ed by its officers duly- authorized on and of the day and year first above written. first Yarty ' CITY OF PA[,TjT SPREMS, a Municipal Corporation, By By APPROVED AS TO FOMT. City Attorney • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the form of lease attached and referred to in seid Resolution No. 673 above set forth. City Cleric of"PalmSSprin,s,"'California. 01 ----oo0co---- RFSOLT TIOPM 1,10. 674 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs action of Zoning Board upon application of Henry A. Simsarian. RiPSOLVED, that the action of the Zoning Board of the City Planning Comrission on April 2, 1941 in granting the application of Eenry A. Simsarian for a permit for variance of front yard requirements per- taining to Lot 34 and North 61- feet of Lot 35, Block A, Palm Springs Pstates No. 2; and denying said application for rear yard variance without prejudice, be and the same is hereby approved. --o--- I, hereby certify that -the forregoinx is a true copy of Resolution No. 674 duly adopted bIr the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 9, 1941. City Clerk of P21m Sprin s, California. RESOLUTION NO. 675 of the City- Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating N15.00 for expenses of meeting of ' Municipal Finance Officers Association of Southern California. YEFIUAS, The Municipal Finance Officers Association of Southern C-lifornia is an organization for education and improvement of City officials, and meetings of said organization are of benefit to the community, and IATIEREAS, said organization proposes -to hold a meeting in Palm Springs April 26, 1941. WOW THF'R'-'FORE BE' IT RT.SOLVIiID, that -the sum of y!:15.00 be hereby appropriat- ed from the General Fund to defray necessary expenses of said meeting. • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution No.675 dulyadopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 9, 1941. City Cleric of Falm Springs, Calif rnia. ----00000---- �qQ RESOL-TTION N0. C76 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating 5y15.00 for expenses of meeting o£ Citrus Belt Division of League of California Cities. 5FTEPIAS, The Citrus Belt Division of League of California Cities is an organization for education and improvement of City officials, and meet- ings of said organization are of benefit to the community, and 0 4ti,HEREAS, said organization proposes -to hold a meeting in Palm Springs April 25, 1941, • NO17 TH'-EREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the stem of 1",15.00 be hereby appropriat- ed from the General Fund to defra,r necessary exnrnses cf said meeting. 4.4 : I, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 676 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Pblm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 9, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springsi; California. ----00000-_-_ RESOLUTION N0. 677 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appointing Councilman Frank V. Shannon Mayor pro tempore WHEREAS, the Honorable Philip L. Boyd, Mayor of the City of Palm Springs, is absent from the City, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Frank V. Shannon, member of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, be and he is hereby appointed Mayor pro tempore of said City to serve until such time as the Mayor returns and resumes his official duties. ---0_-- • I hereby certify that the fore-,going is a true copy of Resolution No. 677 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 15, 1941. City Clerk of I In ngs, C ifoania ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 678 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs MTHEREAS the attention of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has been called to the action of the State Legislature of the State of Califor- nia now in session, in striking from Lhe proposed budget of State expen- ditures an appropriation of $40,000.00 for the venereal disease control program of the State Health Department, and WHEREAS the said City Council believes that said program is a necessary activity of said Department, and will be of great benefit to the people of the State of California, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that said item be restored to said budget i and that said sum be appropriated for the purposes mentioned. • I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 678 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 15, 1941. City Clerk of Pa Ym Sprn ,s, California ----00000---- /V� ' RESOLUTION N0. 679 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving discharge of Claude Seaman Howard WHEREAS the Chief of Police with the concurrence of the Acting Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council, discharged Police • Officer Claude Seaman Howard as of April. 9, 1941, and WHEREAS said discharge has been reported to the City Council and considered by it, and the said City Council has concurred therein, • 441 NO,°T THEREFORE BE IS RESOLVED that said. discharge of said Police Officer Calude Seaman Hovrard as of said April 9, 1941, be and the same is here- by approved and ratified, i -m_0-_. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 679 • duly adopted by the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 15, 1941. ' City C1erL- of aln prings, Raliiornia ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 680 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving employment of Ralph Troutt as Police Officer 'JHEREAS the Chief of Police uith the concurrence of the Acting Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council has employed Ralph Troutt as Patrolman of the Palm Springs Police Department as of April. * 1.2, 1941, to Ifay 31, 1941, both inclusive, at a salary of 5,f�150.00 a month, and WHEREAS said appointment has been reported to the City Council and by • it considered NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVE➢, That said appointment be and the same is hereby approved and ratified, and that said Ralph Troutt be and he is hereby employed as patrolman and police officer of the Palm Springs Police Department from April 12, 1947., to ➢Iay 31, 1941, both inclusive, at a salary of 4150.00 a month payable from -the General ' Fund. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 680 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 15, 1941.. City Clerk of e-lm"prings, C lifornia -----0000o---•- • RESOLUTION NO. 631 of the City Council of the City of Palia Springs granting sick leave to Henry Lotz and employing • Joseph P. Sandeffer iWHEREAS Henry Lotz, employed by the Street Department at a salary of p100.00 a month, is indefinitely confined in the Government Hospital at Savrtelle, California, NOAT THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that sick leave be and is hereby granted to said Lots without pay subsequent to April 15, 1941, and ' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Joseph P. Sandeffer be and he is hereby employed to perform -the duties of said Henry Lotz at a salary of J>100.00 a month, payable from the Street Fund, beginning as of April 1, 194.1, and continuinguntil further order of the City Council. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. • 6S1 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 15, 1941. City Clerk of P m rings, Ca 1 ornia ----00000---- RESOLTTTIOPT NO. 682 MILREAS, the Honorable Philip L. Boyd, Mayor of the City of Palm Springs , is absent from -the City, s NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Frank V. Shannon, member of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, be and he is hereby appointed hlayor pro tempore of said City to serve until such time as the 1,Tayor returns and resumes his official duties. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. ' 682 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 30, 1941 City Clerk of Ydlm prim-s, Ca if0rnia ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 663 of the Citv Council of the City of Palm Springs transferring ir425.00 from the General Fund to the Street Fund • RESOLVED that the stun of l;425.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 683 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 30, 1941. ✓_ems /�, �`ti+----- City Clerk of Pa:LK prings, Calm orni.a ' ----00000---- RESOLTTTICN NO. 684 of the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs IRMEREAS, Bela Foldesy, manager of the Palm Springs Hotel, Irwin Schumann, proprietor of Chi Chi Grill and Cocktail Lounge, and Milliam H. Niendorff, proprietor of Cubans Cafe, gratuitously fur- nished entertainment for the dinner to -the members of the Citrus Belt Division of the League oP California Cities at the Palm Springs Tennis Club, Friday evening, April 25th, 1941, and • 17HER AS said entertainment was highly appreciated by the guests at said dinner, • NO1,'J THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that the thanks of the City Council and other officials of the City of Palm Springs for said entertainment be and the same are hereby extended to said Bela Foldesy, Invin Schumann and Williaa Niendorff, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent to each of them. 1 r hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution PTO. 664 duly adopted by the Citvv Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held .April 30, 1941. o City Clerk of Pali bgrings, Cai forma ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 665 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs employing Gerald J. Shill RESOLVED That Gerald J. Shill be and he is hereby employed to direct and manage the conducting of night soft-ball games at t-he recreation center within the Field Club grounds at a salary of 625.00 a month payable from the General Fund, beginning May 1, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council, the duties and services of said Shill to be such as may be prescribed by the Community Recrea- tion Commission of the City of Palm Springs. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Noo 685 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting there of held April 30, 1941. City Clerk of Talmr prings, Inlifornia -----00000---- (� RESOLUTION NO. 686 WHEREAS, this City Council has received from California vdater & • Telephone Company, a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and engaged as a public utility corporation in operating and maintaining a telephone and telegraph system and service in the City of Palm Springs, its • application under and pursuant to the Franchise Sales Law (Stats. 1905, p.777 as amended) to operate and maintain, repair, enlarge and/or replace a system of telephone and/or telegraph poles, wires and cables together with such fixtures or appurtenances as the grantee, its successors and assigns, may deem necessary or con- venient in connection therewith, in, under, along, upon and/or across all the public streets, highways, alleys andlor places, now ' or may hereafter within the limits of the City of Palm Springs, as such limits now or hereafter exist, for the purpose of rendering communication. The term for which the franchise so applied for is desired is for the term of fifty (50) years after its effective date. WHEREAS, said application further states that the applicant if granted the franchise therein applied for will pay to the City of Palm Springs during the life of such franchise two (2°fo) per cent of the gross annual receipts which are retained by grantee, includ- ing all toll receipts retained by grantee, and arising from the use, operation or possession of the franchise, and that said two (20) per cent of the gross annual receipts shall be payable annually and shall commence to acrue on the day upon which the franchise shall first be in full force and effect. NOW TI3EREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this City Council under and • pursuant to the provisions of said Franchise Sales Law of 1905 does hereby declare its intention and that it proposes to grant such franchise, and that it will receive bids therefor and pro- poses and intends to award same to the highest and best bidder. BE IT PCRTHER RESOLVED that sealed bids in writinC for such franchise will be received by the City cf Palm Springs at the City offices, 363 North Palm Canyon Drive, on or before June l8th, ' 1141, at 500 o'clock P. M., and that all such bids shall be opened and read by the City Olerk before the City Council at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on June 18th, 1941, at its usual place of meeting, 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, in said City. BE IT Q RTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of this City Council is hereby directed to publish in The Limelight, a newspaper of general circulation within the City of Palm Springs, in its issues of May 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd, 1941, a notice of applica- tion to the City for such franchise and of the intention of the City Council to grant the same in the words and Figures as follows, to-wit- NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CITY OF PALM Cyr SPRINGS BY CALIFORNIA WATER A TELEPHONE ;za COMPANY FOR FRVCHISE UNDER THE FRANCHISE �•� SALES LAW (STATS. 1905, P. 777), AND THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF SAID CITY • PROPOSES AND INTENDS TO GRANT SUCH FRANCHISE. Notice is hereby given that the California Water and Telephone • Company, a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, and engaged as a public utility corporation in operating and maintaining a telephone and telegraph system and service in the City of Palm Springs, did on ' April 30th, 1941, file with the City Council of the City of Palm Springs its application for a franchise pursuant to the Franchise Sales Law (Scats. of 1905, p. 777 as amended), to operate and maintain, repair, enlarge and/or replace a system of telephone and/or telegraph poles, wires and cables together with such fixtures or appurtenances as the grantee, its successors and assigns, may deem necessary or convenient in connection therewith, in, under, along, upon and/or across all the public streets, highways, alleys, and/or places, now or may hereafter within the limits of the City of Palm springs, as such limits now or hereafter exist, for the purpose of rendering communication. The term for which the franchise so applied for is desired is for the term of fifty (50) years after its effective date. The said application of California ?"eater & Telephone Company, • and a copy of the franchise contemplated and sought thereby is on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, 363 North Palm Canyon Drive in the said City, and is available for inspection there by all persons interested and the general public • during office hours each day. The City Council of the City of Palm Springs proposes and intends to grant a franchise under the said Act and for the said purposes, and will receive bids therefor, and proposes and intends to award same to the highest and best bidder. ' The successful bidder and his assigns must, during the life of said franchise, pay to the City of Palm Springs two (25) per cent of the gross annual receipts which are retained by the person, partnership or corporation to whom the franchise is awarded, in- cluding all toll receipts retained by the grantee, and arising from the use, operation or possession of the franchise. Sealed bids in writing for such franchise will be received by the City of Palm 'Springs at the City Offices, 363 hTorth Palm Canyon Drive, in said City, on or before June 18th, 1941, at 5:00 o'clock P.Y., and the same will be opened and read by the City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs before the City Council. at 5:00 o'clock P. M. i on June 18th, 1941, at its usual place of meeting, 480 Norte: Palm Canyon Drive, in said City. The said franchise will be struck off, sold and awarded to the • person, firm or corporation who shall make the highest and best cash bid therefor; provided, only, that at the time or the opening of said bids any responsible person, firm or corporation present or represented may bid for said franchise or privilege, a sum not less than ten percent above the highest sealed bid therefor, and said bid so made may be raised not less than ten per cent by any other res- ponsible bidder, and said bidding may so continue until finally said franchise shall be struck off, sold and awarded by the City Council ' to the highest, bidder therefor in lawful money of the United States. Each sealed bid shall be accompanied with cash or a certified check, payable to the Treasurer of the City of Palm Sp rings, for the full amount of said bid, and no sealed bid shall be considered unless said cash or check is enclosed therewith and the successful bidder shall deposit, at least ten per cent of the amount of his bid with the Clerk of the City of Palm Springs before the franchise shall be struck off to him. And if he shall fail to make such deposit im- • mediately, then and in that case, his bid shall not be received, and shall be considered as void, and the said franchise shall then and there be again offered for sale to the bidder who shall make the highest cash bid therefor, subject to the same conditions as to de- • posit, as above mentioned. Said procedure shall be had until said franchise is struck off, sold, and awarded to a bidder- who shall make the necessary deposit of at least ten percent of the amount of his bid -,f45 therefor,, as hereinabove and by said Act provided. Said successful bidder shall deposit with the Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, within twenty-four hours of the acceptance of his bid, • the remaining ninety per cent of the amount thereof, and in case he or it shall fail to do so, then the said deposit theretofore made, shall be forfeited, and the said award of said franchise shall be void, and the said franchise shall then and there, by said governing s body, be again offered for sale to the highest bidder therefor, in the same manner, and under the same restriction as hereinbefore and in said Act provided, and in case said bidder shall fail to deposit with the Clerk of the City the remaining ninety per cent of his bid, ' within twenty-four hours after its acceptance, the award to him of said franchise shall be set aside, and the deposit, theretofore made by him shall be forfeited, and no further proceedings for a sale of said franchise shall be had unless the same shall be readvertised and again offered for sale, in the manner provided by the said Act. The successful bidder for said franchise shall file a bond running to the City of Palm Springs with at least two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, in the penal sum of One Thousand (01000.00) Dollars, con- ditioned that such bidder shall well and trulir observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition of such franchise, and that in case of any breach of condition of such bond, the whole amount of the penal sum therein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages and shall be recoverable from -tile principal and sureties upon said bond. Said bond shall be filed with such City Council within Cive days after such franchise is awarded, and upon the filing and approval of such bond, the said • franchise shall, by said City Council, be granted by ordinance to the person, fir¢ or corporation to whom it has been struck off, sold, or awarded, and in case that said bond shall not be so filed, the avrard of such franchise shall be set aside, and any money paid therefor shall be forfeited, and said franchise shall, in the discretion of said City Council, be re-advertised, and again offered for sale in the same manner, and under the sam restrictions, ' as in said Act. The proceedings for the offering and sale of said franchise, in all Particulars not hereinbePor•e or in the said application of Califor- nia Water & Telephone Company and the accompanying form of proposed franchise specifically provided for, shall accord with the terms of said Franchise Sales Law of 1905, as amended. DATED- April 30th, 1941, CITY OF PALTw SPRINGS, a municipal corporation, By (Signed)_ Philip L. Boyd Maya r ATTEST: (Signed) GuS, Pinney _ City Clerk I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 686 duly adopted by the City Cocuicil of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held April 30, 1941. M Clerk of , C Zforniayr - - aoo0oo----- RESOLUTION PTO. 6B7 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • ratifying agreement with County of Riverside for operation of radio RESOLVED that the agreement between -the County of Riverside and the • City of Palm Springs, executed for and on behalf of the City by IIon. Frank V. Shannon, Mayor Pro Tempore, and attested by the City Clerk as follows, to-wit: A G R E E M E N T THIS AGREEVKHT, made and entered into this day of April, 1941, � by and between the COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, a body corporate and poli- tic, within the State of California, hereinafter referred to as 0 the 'County' , and the CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, a municipal corporation situated within said County, hereinafter referred to as the 'City' , TiI T N E S SETH WHEREAS, the said County covers an exceedingly large and partly mountainous area, and the City is situated some fifty miles by road- from the County seat, with intervening hilly terrain, and each have been and are now maintaining two-way police radio com- munication systems by their Sheriff's office and Police Department respectively, which it is desired to operate in conjunction for the best interests of both parties and in order to provide better coverage for the County, and more direct and economical communica- tion with the County seat for the City, VOW THEREFORE, it is agreed, subject to approval of the Federal Communications Commission: FIRST: That the new 250 watt ultra-high frequency main station transmitter contemplated by the City (and the construction and in- stallation of which has been contracted for subject to approval of the Federal. Communications Commission), shall operate on the same frequency as the County Transmitters, namely 2442 kilocycles, from • the time of its completion and during the life of this agreement; SECOND: That the mobile transmitters of the City, at such time as the new City main station transmitter commences operation on the • same frequency as the County transmitters, shall also operate upon the same frequency as the mobile transmitters of the County Sheriff's office, namely 30530 kilocycles; T7TRD: That the Count. will furnish all necessary service and main- tenance, including measurements of frequencies, for the main sta- tion and mobile units and equipment of the City, with licensed operators and in accordance vrith all applicable requirements of the Federal Communications Commission; FOURTH: That the co-operative service provided for by this agree- ment shall continue until either or both the parties desire to terminate same, and shall not be discontinued in any particular unless the other party and also the Federal Communications Commis- sion shall first have been riven at least sixty days advance notice of such intention by registered mail. IN WITNESS 01HEREOF, the parties hereto by their duly authorized officers have executed this agreement the day and year first above written. THE COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, a body corporate and politic, • By ATTEST: THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, a municipal corporation, By_,_,. Y r pro item ATTEST: be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed, and is approved • • and adopted as an agreement by -the City of Palm Springs. ---- e---- • 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 687 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held April 30, 1941. • City Clerk of aim pr8�n bCal forofa ' ----00000---- 10 RESOLUTION NO.. 688 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs transferring funds RESOLVED That the sum of $50.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund; and RESOLVED ALSO that the sum of 12.42 be and the same is hereby trans- ferred from the In Lieu Tax Iund to the General Fund, to correct an error in the accounts of said funds; and RESOLVED FURTHER that the sum of 1500.00 be and the same is hereby • transferred from the Waste Disposal Fund to the General Fund in re- payment of loan from General Fund to Waste Disposal Fund. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 686 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941. ✓�J ' - City Clerlc ofPalSprings, Cal/ forn9.a --00000---- ll RESOLUTION NO. 689 of the City Council of the City of Pals Springs. WHEREAS, the United States Post Office in the City of Palm Springs is located on Palm Canyon Drive between Tahquitz Drive and .Andreas Road, which Street is the main travelled thoroughfare in said City, and which portion of said street is the most frequently used portion thereof, and 7 WHEREAS, congestion and hazards of traffic are caused by patrons of the Post Office calling for and depositing mail, and • WHEREAS, it is believed that said unsatisfactory and dangerous traf- fic conditions can be eliminated or materially decreased by providing accommodations for depositing mail at points outside of the Post Office. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the United States Department be re- quested to install mail deposit boxes at the corner of Palm Canyon Drive and Baristo Road by the Del Tahquitz Hotel, 316 South Palm Can- yon Drive, and at the corner of Palm Canyon Drive and Tamarisk Road by the El Paseo Drug Store, 800 North Palm Canyon Drive, or at such ' other places as the said Department may determine to be desirable. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 689 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941. City clerk of tlae City of 1'almIprins • ----00000---- 48 t r� RESOLUTION NO. 690 Resolution of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Adopting Budget and Approving Second Supplemental Memorandum of Agreement for • Expenditure of 1/4 Cent Gas Tax Allocated for Streets of Major Importance WHEREAS, a second supplemental memorandum of agreement has been pre- • sented to be entered into with the State of California in accordance with a project statement for expenditure of the 1/4 cent gas tax for the fiscal year 1941, allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways in the City of Palm Springs; and WHEREAS, 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 Palm Springs that said project statement be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of proposed expenditures of the 1/4 cent gas tax allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways, and said agreement be and the same is hereby approved and the mayor and the city clerk are directed to sign the same on behalf of said City, said agreement to be binding upon the City upon its execution by the author- ized officials of the State. ADOPTED this 7th day of May, 1941. • (Signed) F. V. Shannon Mayor pro tem of the City of Palm Springs Attest: (Si,.rned) Guy Pinney • City Clerk of the City of � Springs I hereby certify that -the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly passed by the city council of the City of Palm Springs at a regular meet- ing_ thereof held May 7th, 1941 City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs ---00000---- RESOLUTION N0. 691 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Appropriating 1125.00 for Improvement of Sunrise lay WHEREAS, the paving of Sunrise Way with desert mix is being plarned,and WFEREAS, it is desired that the Horse Trail on the west side of the roadway alon; Section 14 be crossed over to the east side 0f the road- way at the Junction of the corners of Sections 12 and 14, and that the roadway be paved with a concrete surface at the point of cross-over, • four inches in thickness and approximately 25 feet by 35 feet in area, and WHEREAS the Street Superintendent has estimated that said work will cost i;125.00 NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the sum of :; 125.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the Street Fund to pay the cost of said work. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 691 , duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meet- ing thereof held May 7, 1941. City Clerk of the City-of Palm Uorings -- -000or____ V O RESOLUTIONT NO. 692 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • RESOLVED that the employment of Earl C. Tvlayna.-rd as janitor for TWelwood V,emorial Library pursuant to Resolution No, 634 of the City Council adopted at a meeting thereof held Varch 5, 1941, be and the same is hereby terminated as of May 10, 1941; and • RESOLVED further that the Board of Trustees of said Library be and they are hereby permitted and authorized to employ a. janitor for said Lib raryy, the wages for such to be paid from the Library Fund. ---- 0-.--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 692 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941.. City Clerk of dralm Sprin„s, ; lifornia ----000'00--.-- RESOLUTION ITO. 693 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • Increasing Appropriation for Buildings and Work at Field Club RESOLVED that the appropriation of the sum of ; 125.00 for lavatories and rest rooms for men and women at the Public Recreation Center with- in the Field Club grounds and the spreading of clay upon the ball grounds at the center, made by Resolution No. 645 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941, be and the same is hereby increased to the sum of „,133.53; and RESOLVED FURTHER that there be paid for said work from said increased appropriation the aura of :'p50.00 to Palm Sprin[;s Pipe and Supply Company; the sum of §N9.75 to Earl Maynard; the sum of �,p10.00 Lo J. E. Browning; and the sum of "60.00 to Palm Sprinr;s Builders Supply Co. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foreging is a true copy of Resolution No. 693 dull* adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941. v� Cii;,y Cleric of Pal upri.ngs, Cal��formia i ----0000o-- - P.ESOLUTIO'N NO . 694 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • IorHEREAS the followi.n,G named persons and firms donated funds, labor or material for improvin,, the grounds, constructing buildings and install- ing equipment at the Recreation Center on, the Field Club grounds in the City of Palm Springs, to-wit: The Agua Caliente Band of Mission Indians Palm Springs Pipe and Supply ' Torn Pierce Dill Lumber CompamTr J. E. Brownin,; IIomer Jenkins J. E. Connell Gray and Taylor C. E. Crunkleton Ray Tomkins • Palm Springs Builders Supply Clarence H. Simpson El Nirador Hotel • Palm Springy,,,s Junior Chamber of Commerce C. C. Lykkens Hotel the Oasis The Village Pharmacy H. E. Patterson 450 Floyd Bigley =" Lloyd Simon Clarence Bosworth, E1 Paseo Market Ted Martell_ # Robert Ransom AND WHEREAS, said donations are greatly appreciated, # NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, thatthe City Council of the City of Palm Springs does hereby publicly thank the donors, AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be sent to ' each of said donors. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 694, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941d Citf Clerlc of Piaui Springs California _- 00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 690 • of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Adopting Budget and Approving Second Supplemental Memorandum of Agreement for Expenditure of 1/4 Cent Gas Tax Allocated for Streets of Major Importance • WHEREAS, a second supplemental memorandum of agreement has been pres- ented to be entered into with the State of California in accordance with a project statement for expenditure of the 1/4 cent gas tax for the fis- cal year 1941 allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways in the City of Palm Springs; and ' WHEREAS, the city council has heard read said agroement in full and is familiar with the contents thereof; THEREFORE, be it resolved by the city council of the City of Palm Springs that said project statement be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of proposed expenditures of the 1/4 cent gas tax allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways, and said agreement be and the same is hereby approved and the mayor of said City and the City Clerk are directed to sign the same on behalf of said City, said agreement to be binding upon the City upon its execution by the authorized officials of the. State. I ADAPTED this 7th day of May, 1941. (Signed) F. V. Shannon _ Mayor pro tem of the City oi' Palm Springs • Attest: (Signed) Guy Pinney City Clerk of the City of Palm prings ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly passed by the city council of the City of Palm Springs at a regular 1 meeting thereof held May 7th, 1941. ` CAR of the IC,ity of Pal SpringhO ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 691 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Appropriating �'125.00 for Improvement of Sunrise Way 'f,'HEREAS, the paving of Sunrise Wray with desert mix is being planned, and 7MEREAS, it is desired that the Horse Trail on the west side of the road- way along Section 14 be crossed over to the east side of the roadway at the junction of the corners of Sections 12 and 14, and that the roadway be paved with a concrete surface at the point of cross-over, four inches in thickness and approximately' 25 feet by 35 feet in area, and ' MITREAS, the Street Superintendent has estimated that said work will cost �j125.00 NOVd THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the sum of $125.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the Street Fund to pay the cost of said work. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 691, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941. City llerlc of Palm Spring=, Cafornia ----000 00---- RESOLUTION NO. 692 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs RESOLVED that the employment of Earl C. Maynard as janitor for 1ielwood Murray Memorial Library, pursuant to Resolution No. 634 of the City Council adopted at a meeting thereof held March 5, 1,941, be and the ' same is hereby terminated as of May 10, 1941; and RESOLVED FURTHER that the Board of Trustees of said Library be and they are hereby permitted and authorized to employ a janitor for said Library, the wages for such to be paid from the Library Fund. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is o. true copy of Resolution No. 692, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941. QQ Ciby 01 r1kF of Palm Springs- ---- ll ornia 00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 693 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Increasing Appropriation for Buildings and 'Mork at Field Club RESOLVED that the appropriation of the sum of f1125.00 for lavatories ' and rest rooms for men and women at the Public Recreation Center within the Field Club grounds and the spreading of clay upon the ball grounds at the center, made by Resolution No. 645 of the City Council adopted at a meeting thereof held Pliarch 19, 1941, be and the same is hereby in- creased to the sum of 4133.53; and RESOLVED FURTHER that there be paid for said worn from said increased appropriation the sum of 11'50.00 to Palm Springs Pipe and Supply Co; the i sum of 59.75 to Earl Maynard; the sum of 1110.00 to J. E. Browning; and the sum of 9`rGO.00 -to Palm Springs Builders Supply Company. ----e---- • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution No. 693, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941 u tee` Cite Cl Palm Springs, California 452 ----e 00 ee---- RESOLUTION NO. 694 j Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • WHEREAS the following named persons and firms donated funds, labor or material for improving the grounds, constructing buildings and install- ing equipment at the Recreation Center on,the Field Club grounds in the City of Palm Springs, to-wit: w The i?gua Caliente Band of ?!Mission Indians Palm Springs Pipe and Supply Tom Pierce Dill. Lumber Company ' J. E. Browning Homer Jenkins J. E. Connell Gray and Taylor C. E. Cruncleton Ray Tomkir.s Palm Springs Builders Supply Clarence H. Simpson El -A4irador Hotel Palm Springs Junior Chamber of Commerce C. G. L,ykkens Hotel The Oasis The Village Pharmacy H.-E. Patterson • Floyd Bigley Lloyd Simon Clarence Bosworth, E1 Paseo Market Ted Bartell • Robert Ransom AND WHEREAS, said donations are greatly appreciated, NOW TIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Palm Springs does hereby publicly thank the donors, ' AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent to each of said donors. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 694, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941. IL City Clrk of Palm Jprings, Ca3i brnia • ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 695 • Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Referring Zoning Board Report on Application of Palm Springs Corporation to City Planning Commission WHEREAS, a report of the Zoning Board of the City Planning Commission upon the application of the Palm Springs Corporation for a variance from setback requirements affecting Lots 23 and 24 of Block 26, Palm Springs, at the corner of Indian Avenue and Andreas Road, wherein it , was recited that; said Zoning Board had determined to reduce the set- back requirements from twenty feet to ten feet, instead of to two feet as applied for, was presented, and WHEREAS the City Council desires further consideration of said matter, NO"i THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That said report be referred to the City Planning Commission for investigation, report and recommendation. • ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 695, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at • a meeting thereof held May 7, 1941. City Clerk ofPalk Springs,`aliforoia ----co0oo---- RESOLUTIOY NO. 696 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Opposing Assembly Bill No. 1626 in Ehe California State Legislature. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has considered the provisions of Assembly Bills 1626, 1627 and 2103 now pending before + the State Legislature, and WHERPAS;, it appears to said City Council that if any of said bills is enacted into law the operation of vehicles for hire will be exempt from ' licensing and regulation by cities when the operator of such vehicles does not maintain office terminal or warehouse facilities in such City, and WHEREAS, the operation of such vehicles, often heavily loaded, wear out and destroy streets, cause traffic congestion hazards and inter- ruption, and impose extra expense upon cities for fire and police pro- tection of vehicles and contents and for traffic regulation, and WHEREAS, in many cities taxicab companies, operators of buses and passenger automobiles for hire, delivery and transfer vehicles require local regulation and create traffic hazards and congestion, wear out street pavings and cause large expense for repairs, and for fire and police protection, • NOW THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs does here- by resolve that it is opposed to the passage of said bills or either of them or of similar bills preventing resonable regulations and license • charges for the operation of such vehicles within cities. ----e---- I hereby certify that -the above and foregoing is a true copy of Resolu- tion No. 696 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, duly adopted at a meeting -thereof held D�AZay) 7, 1941. P City Clerk of Palm Springs/y California ----ocOoc---- u RESOLUTION NO. 697 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Ordering Payment in Cash for Ford Automobile NHEREAS, by Resolution No. 652 of the City Council adopted at a meeting thereof held March 19, 1941, a Ford automobile was purchased for the • use of the Police Department at a net price of 1�483.53 upon a conditional sales contract or lease contract providing for payment over a period of two. ,years in monthly installments, with interest at the rate of five per s cent. per annum on deferred balances, and WHEREAS, it is considered to be for L-he best interest and advantage of the City to pay cash for said automobile, without deferred payments, YOvlr THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that said sum of 011483.53 be paid from the General Fund immediately upon delivery of said automobile and that no part of said purchase price be deferred. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cony of Resolution No. 697, duly adopted by -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held Hay 21, 1941. ) • City Clerk of Palm Springs, C Uifornia ----Do0o0---- • 454 to.. *TM. RESOLUTION NO. 698 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting resignation of Earl Naynard RESOLVED that the: resignation of Earl Maynard as janitor for the City Offices and • other City buildings effective June 1, 1941, be and the same is hereby accepted. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 698, duly • adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 21, 1941 . City Clerk of Palm Springs, Qa.li.fornia ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO.699 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Terminating employment of Frank Honeycutt RESOLVED that the employment of Frank Honeycutt for the V'iaste Disposal Department be and the same is hereby terminated as of May 23, 1941. ---e--` I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No,. 699, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof • held May 21, 1941. (2 City Clerk of Palm Springs, Calif.'ornia • ---co0oo--- RESOLUTION NO. 700 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Accepting resignation of Frank E. Lewis ' RESOLVED that the resignation of Frank E. Lewis as police officer of the City of Palm Springs as of May 9, 1941, to enter the United States Naval Service be and the same is hereby accepted. .---o--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 700, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 21, 1941. y� City Clefs o Palm Springs, `� i ornia --700000--- RESOLUTION N0. 701 • Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Approving discharge of Max_ Belanger WEREAS the Chief of Police with the concurrence of the Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council discharged Police Officer Sergeant Max Belanger as of May 9, 1941, and ,NFE'REAS said discharge has been reported to the City Council and considered by ' it, and the said City Council has concurred therein, HUI THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that said discharge of said Police Officer Sergeant Max. Belanger as of said May 9, 1941, be and the same is hereby approved and ratified. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 701, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 21, 19W. • My Clerk of PPa_Vm�ings, Cali 0 ---00000--- t ---00000--- R1 SOLUTICPi NO. 702 WHEREAS, Reuben H. Fleet and Dorothy Fleet, his wife, for and in con- sideration of the sum of One Dollar, the receipt whereof is acknowledged, have granted to the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, an easement r 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: ' All that portion of Lot 21 of Merito Vista Tract as recorded in Map Book 12, Page 94, records of Riverside County, described as follows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of said Lot 21.; thence South 00 - 091 East along the East side of said Lot 21. a distance of 54 feet; thence on a curve concave to the Northeast having a central angle of 450 - oof and a radius of 48.28 feet, a distance of 38.92 feet to a point; thence North 450 - 091 Elest a distance of 28.08 feet to the North line of said Lot 21; thence North 890 - 51.v East along the North line of said Lot 21 a distance of 34 feet to the point.: of beginning. AND I'MERE!!S, 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; NCIIT 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. • I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution eras duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereon" held on the 21st day of Play, 1941. 12 C -y Clerk of Pam Sp ringslFalifornia ---00000--- 17ESOLUTION NO. 703 Of the City Council of. the City of Palm Springs Designating, claiming and declaring public streets And highways in Merito Vista, Vista Acres, and Las Palmas Estates 15TIEPEAS, the following described parcels of land within the City of Palm • Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, were designated upon the recorded maps hereinafter referred to as public streets, and have for more than five years last past been. exclusively and continuously, without inter- ruption or interference, used by the general. public as -_public streets and • highways, to-wit: All those parcels of land shown upon the map of Me.rito Vista recorded in Map Boot; 1.2, page 94, in the office of the County Recorder of Riverside County, California, named and designated as follows; Hermosa Place Nest Avenue Canyon Place Merito Place Mission Road Orange Avenue Mountain View Place Prescott Drive and the unnumbered areas connecting said parcels, • also all those parcels of 1a nd shown upon the map of Vista Acres recorded in Map Book 11, page 2, in the office of the County Recorder, A of Riverside County, California, named and designa-ted as Follows: North Street • Lot B Lot C and Lot ➢, also designated and named North Orange Avenue Lot E and Lot F, also designated and named North Palm Avenue Lot G, also designated and named North Vine Avenue, and Lot H, also designated end named ' Chino Drive Also all those parcels of land shovm upon the map of 'Las Palmas Estates recorded in Nlap Book 15, page 15, in the office of the County Recorder, of Riverside County, California, named and designated; Lot A Stevens Road Via Loma. Lot B Let C, also designated and named Camino del. Norte Lot D, also designated and named • Vereda del Norte Lot E, also designated and named Via Las Palmas Lot F, also designated and named • Vereda del Sur Lot G, also aesignated and named Camino del Corte Lot H, also designated and named Camino del Sur Lot I, Lot J, Lot K, Lot L, Lot M, also designated and named Camino del Centro ' Let N Lot 0, also designated and named Via Las Palmas Lot P, also designated and named Camino del I:Tirasol Lot Q, and Lot R, also designated and named Via Monte Vista, and MEREAS, the designation and acceptance of said parcels of land as public streets and highways for public use has been approved by the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs, NOW TrT=,FCRE BE IT RESOLVED, that said parcels of land are hereby designated, accepted, claimed and declared to be public streets and. highways within the City of Palm Springs, California, and BE IT FJRTEER RESOLVED that the City Clerk is authorized and directed to cause a certified copy of this resolution -to be recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Riverside County, California. . --0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 703, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof ' held May 21, IMI. City Clerk oFlrn fiprings,Clifornia • ---00000==- 457 RESOLUTION NO. 704 'MREAS Pearl rdl. Mcpra.nas and Bustin G. McManus, her husband, for and in consideration of the sum of One Dollar, the .receipt whereof is acknowledged, have granted to the City of Palm Springs, a municipal i 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 westerly rectangular 40 feet of Lot 24, Section 13, Tp, 4S., R. 4E•, S. B. B. M., Palm Valley Colony Lands as recorded in i,ap 14, Page 652, records of San Diego, County, California. AND IRTEM S, 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; HOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that said grant be and the same is hereby accepted. 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 21st day of May, 1941. City C e''r'Ic o Pa m Springs, 1� lifoin a --00000--- ' RESOLUTION NO, 705 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Employing Richard Chandler RESOINED that Richard Chandler be and he is hereby employed as care- taker of the Recreation Center at the Palm Springs Field Club grounds, the duties of such caretaker, under the supervision and direction of the community Recreation Commission, being to prepare the ball field for each game, flood the field with irrigation imter, drag and level the surface thereof, collect and remove debris after each game, and keep the physical property in good order, for a compensation of 1112.00 for each scheduled game of soft ball, payable from the General Fund until further order of the City Council. 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 heeled. erkon the 21st day of Ilay, 1941. City Cl o Palm Springs, � 'aliforni ---00000--- ' RESOLUTION NO. 706 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Signifying willingness to accept gift of ambulance 1WERFAS, the Palm Springs Lions Club has offered to purchase and donate an emergency ambulance to the City and desires to know whether the City will accept and maintain and operate the same, and • 458 IIFRLA.S, the City Council has considered said offer and believes that the acceptance of such offer will be for the best interests of the community, s NOW TILEPEFORE BE I'T' RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Palm Springs does hereby declare its willingness to accept said offer witbout commitment to definite conditions or obligations of maintenance or operation, and hereby expresses appreciation of the efforts of the • donors, and a desire to cooperate with -then in the fulfillment of the purposes of such donation. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 706, duly adopted by -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 28, 1941. Cry CT�rk o£ PzTri Springs, (pa lifornia ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 707 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Employing Robert H. Frohn RESOLVED that Robert H. Frohn be and he is hereby employed as janitor for the City Offices, Police Station, Council Chambers, Taste Disposal Quarters, Jury Room and City Judges Chambers, at a salary of Q45.00 a • monW payable from the General Fund, beginning June 1, 1941, and con- tinuing until further order of the City Council. ---e--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 707, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ' thereof held May 28, 1941. Citu CTer�-o�a�i Spri�.zgs,( California ---00000--- V RESOLUTION N0. 706 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Ordering project statement for improvement of Indian Avenue from Granvia Val Monte to Alojo • RESOLVED that the City Engineer be hereby instructed and directed to pr6pare a project statement for the use of gasoline tax funds for the construction of a concrete gutter and wall on the west side of Indian • Avenue between Granvia Valmonte and A1ejo Road, and plans, specifications and estimates of the cost of said work. ---0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 708, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held May 28, 1941. City Clerk of Palm- Springs, W!Yorni r ---00000--- • • 459 RESOLUTION NO. 709 Of the City Council of the City of Palen. Springs, - Granting permission to H. D. Alc-Neer to conduct A storage business in District C-2. Y=REAS, H. D. ILIcNeer has requested permission to conduct the business of.storing furniture, household effects and personal belongings for i hire in the basement of the permanent concrete building lcmomi as Plaza Garage at 182 Fast Arenas Road in District C-2 as established by Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs, and 17HEREAS, the City Council has considered said request, ' NOW THEREFORE BE IT 1LSOLVED that the City Council of the City of Palm Springs shall and it does hereby determine, subject to con- currence of the City Planning Commission, that it is no more obnoxious or detrimental to the welfare of the particular community wherein said premises are situated than those enterprises and businesses specifically enumerated in Section 12 of said Ordinance No. 75 as proper for District C-2 therein established, for the storage of household goods, furniture and personal effects, in basements of permanent concrete buildings during the six months period from May lst to October KsL-, both inclusive of each year. 0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 709 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, duly adopted at a meeting thereof held May 28, 1941. e ii City Clerk of Palm "Springs, C61ifornia ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 710 ' Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Transferring funds RESOLVED that the sum of sp265.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 710 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, duly adopted at a meeting thereof held June 4, 1941. City Clerk of v.Palm Springs, P. i�a ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 711 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs AcceptivE resignation of James C. Geggie and Appointing Clarence H. Simpson and Horace Pendery, Members of Board of Trustees of Welvvood Murray Memorial Library VMEREAS, Mr. James C. Geggie has resigned as a. member of the Board of Trustees of the Palm Springs Public Library, known as 'V''delwood Memorial Library, and 5TERrAS, Miss I{ate Collins, a. member of said Board of Trustees, died on or about TdHEREAS, the Hon. Philip L. Boyd, edayor of the City of Palm Springs, ha.s appointed Mr. Clarence H. Simpson a member of said Board of Trustees to succeed Mr. James C. Geggie; and Mir. Horace P. Pendery a member of said Board of Trustees to fill the vacancy upon said 460 Board caused by the death of Miss Collins. NUd THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the said resignation of Mr. Geggie be and the same is hereby accepted, and • BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of Palm Springs does hereby consent to said appointments of 'Fir. Clarence H. Simpson and Horace F. Pendery. 0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 711, ' duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held June 4, 1941. IJ City Clerk of Palm Springs, California ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 71.2 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Extending, employment of Ralph Troutt RESOLVED that the employment of Ralph Troutt as a police officer of • the City of Palm Springs be hereby extended from May 31, 1941, 'to and including June 30, 1941, at a salary of ;j;;150.00 payable from the General Fund. • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 712, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held June 4, 1941. Cilty C1er1 0TMaim Spr:�ngs,CCp i o ---00000--- U RESOLUTION NO. 713 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs .Approving appointment of LeRoy Hall to rank of Sergeant 'RESOLVED 'that the appointment by the Chief of Police of LeRoy Hall to the rank of Sergeant of Police at a salary of )175.00 a month, begin.. • ning as of June 1., 1941, on a temporary probationary appointment, be and the same is hereby approved. ---e--- • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. .713, duly adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs at a moo-Ling 'thereof held June 4, 1941. IA City Me'rF-31'_PK17, Springs, Caro n a ---00000--- ' RESOLUTION NO. 714 WHEREAS, the City Council has this day received notification. from Albert R. Hoffman, City Judge, that he is ill and unable to attend to the duties of his office and will continue to be so for a period of at • least six: (6) weeks from this date, together with his request that he be relieved of his duties as City Judge, and good cause appearing, 461 N01AT THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED 'chat Albert R. Hoffman be and he is hereby relieved from his duties as Judge of -the City Count of Palm Springs,, until further order of this Council.. s ­0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 714, duly adopted by -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof hold June 4, 19410 h ' City Cleric of Palm Springs California ---co0ao----- RESOLUTION WO. 715 WHEREAS, by reason of Albert R. Koffman being .relieved from his duties as City Judge, the position of City Judge and Judge of the City Court of Lhe City of Palm Springs is now unoccupied, and YETEREAS, Guy Finney, a resider b of this City is an experienced attorney, duly admitted to practice in all. the Courts of the State of California, and qualified to act as City Judge, NOW THEREFORP BE IT RESOLVED 'that Guy Pinney shall be and he is hereby appointed as City Judge of this City, effective immediately and upon his taking 'the oath required by law and until. further order of this City Council. I hereby certify that 'the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 715, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held June 4, 1941. City -C e-rI of Palm 8pring al—if ornia ---00000--- RESOLUTION N0. 716 MERLAS, the City Planning Commission has heretofore held public hearings on April 2nd, 1941, and on April 16th, 1941, in regard to ` the proposed reclassification of zone for the 114erito Vista Tract frontage on Palm Canyon Drive irhich is nob now classified as District 0-1, and also the addition to the powers of the Zoning Board set forth in Section 17 of Ordinance No. 75 of the authority to grant specs-al permits (subject to approval of its actions by the Planning Commission in each instance) for hospitals and airports in all zones or districts, and to add to -the buildings and uses allowed in each zone or district hospitals and airports, subject to issuance of special permits as pro- vided by Section 16 of Crdinance No. 75, and MHET REAS, the City Planning Commission has heretofore held public hearings on April 24th, 1941, and on May 7th, 1941, regarding proposed adoption of special and varied set-back requirements to supplement the general ' provisions of the Land Use Ordinance No. 75 and to apply along both sides of Palm Canyon Drive from the South boundary of Section 23, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. B. & M., to the North City limits; also along both sides of Indian .Avenue from Camino Parocela to the North City limits, along Belardo Road to Ramon Road to Tahquitz Drive and along Cahuilla Road from Ramon :Road to Baristo Road, and VTIIER;AS, at each of the said hearings all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard, notice thereof 462 y � being first: duly given, and the Planning Commission has duly considered said matters, and WHEREAS, said City Planning Coimaissien has certified to the City Council s the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations upon the said matters which were the subject thereof, and the City Council now desires to hold a further hearing on said matters as provided by law, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that there shall be a public hearing before the City Council upon each of the said matters which were subject of said hearings before the Planning Commission, at which all persons interested and the general public shall be afforded an opportunity to be heard, and ' that the said hearing shall be and it is hereby set for June 18th, 1941, ab 8.15 o'clock P.M., at the place where this City Council usually meets, to-wit, at the City Council Chambers, 480 North Palm Canyon Drive in the City of Palm Springs, California, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and directed to publish once in The Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, in its issue of June 5th, 1941, a notice of said hearing in words and figures as follows; NOTICE OF HEARING BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS ON PROPOSED RE- CLASSIFICATION OF ZONE, ADDITION TD P01,FERS OF 'ZONING BOARD, ADDITION TO USES IN ,ALL DIS`T'RICTS, .ARID ADOPTION OF SPECIAL AND VARIED SET-BACK REQUIRE-MENTTS TO SUPPLEMENT GENERAL PROVISIODiS OF THE LAND USE ORDINANCE• Notice is hereby given that the City Planning Commission has considered and has held- public hearings on April 2nd and April 16'th, 1941, upon the following proposed reclassification of zone, addition to powers of Zoning Board and addition to uses in all districts under Ordinance No. 75 of the City, at which hearings all. persons ' interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard and that the said City Planning Commission having duly considered said matters has certified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations upon each of the said matters. The matters referred to are as follows, and the items referred to as (b) and (c) were approved and recom- mended to the Council, and the item referred to as (a) was dis- approved of at this time for the reasons set forth in said findings and recommendations; (a) To .make the necessary amendments to place the East- erly 120 feet of Lots 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 123, 124 and • 125 of Merito Vista Tract (as per man recorded in Book 12, page 94 of Pups, records of Riverside County) in Zone or District C-1. Said parcels are now in Zone R-2 classification. (b) To make the necessary amendments to add to Section 17 of the said Ordinance No. 75 a grant of authority to the Zoning Board (subject to approval of its actions by the Planning Commission in each instance) to -recommend issuance of special permits for the following additional buildings and uses in all zones or districts, namely: hospitals and airports. (c) To add to the buildings and uses allowed in each zone , or district "hospitals and airports", subject to issuance of special permits as provided by Section 18 of Ordinance No. 75. Notice is further given that the City Planning Commission has also considered and has held public hearings on April 24th and May 7th, 1941, on the proposed adoption of special and varied set-back requirements to supplement the general provisions of the Land Use Ordinance No. 75 as hereinafter referred -to, at which hearings all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard, and that the 463 said Planning Commission having duly considered the said matters has certified to the City Council the summaries of ! said hearings and its findings and recommendations upon each of the said matters, whereby it has recommended to the Council that said Ordinance No. 75 be amended and supplemented to include and set forth special and varied set-back requirements as per the • following schedule, to supplement the general provisions of the ordinance and to apply in the areas shovm (it being intended that the special set-back requirements set forth shall supersede the general requirements of the ordinance in the areas designated) . ' The schedule referred to is as follows: PALDfi CAPYON DRIVE APPROVED SET BACK LINE 1. Andreas Rood to Amado Road. Both sides: None. 2. Andreas Road to Tahquitz Drive. Both sides: 10 fL. from property line. 3. Tahquitz Drive to Arenas Road, West side: 10 ft. from property line. 3a. Tahquitz Drive to Arenas Road, East side: 7 ft. from property line. 4. Arenas Road to Baristo Road. Both sides: 10 ft. from property line. 5. Baristo Road to Ramon Road, Both sides: 10 ft. from property line. 6. Ramon Road to Indio Road. Both sides: 10 ft. from property line. 7. Amado Road to Alejo Road. lVest side: 10 ft. from property line. 7a . Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 24, Palm Springs. East side: 10 ft. from • property line. 7b. Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, Block 24, Palm Springs. East side: None. 8. Alejo Road to Grand Via Valmonte. A^fest side: 10 ft. from property line. • 8a. Alejo Road to Grand Via Valmonte. East side: 12 ft. from property line, 9. Grand Via Valmonte to Tachevah Drive. West side: 10 It. from property line. 9a. Grand Via Valmonte to El Alameda. East side: No set-back. 9b. El Alameda 'be Tachevah. East side. 5 ft. from property line. 10, Tachevah Drive to Via Las Palmas. "Priest side: 10 ft. from ' property line. 10a. Tachevah Drive to Paseo E1 PAirador. East side: 25 ft. from property line. 10b. South line of Passe E1 P1lirado-r to South line of Palm Springs Estates No. 3 being a distance of 210 feet . . . East side: 25 ft. from property line. ll. Via Las Palmas to Stevens Road. 3Vest side: 10 ft. from property except O'Donnell Reservoir site which is 30 ft. from property line. Ila. South line Palm Springs Estates No. 3 to Stevens Road . . . East side: 10 ft. from property line. 12. Stevens Road to 'Vista de Chino. Both sides: 20 ft. from property • line. 13. Vista de Chino to North City limits. Both sides: 60 ft. from center of road. • INDIAN AVENUE APPROVED SET BACK LINE 14. Camino Parocela to Ramon Road. Both sides: 15 ft. from property line. 15. Ramon Road to Alejo Road. lest side: 10 ft. from property line. 15a. Ramon Road to Alejo Road. East side: 40 ft. from section line. 16. Alejo Road to Grand Via Valmonte. 'fNest side: 30 ft. from property line. 16a. Alejo Road to Grand Via. Valmonte. East side: 15 ft. from ' property line. 17. Grand Via Valmonte 'to Vista de Chino. Both sides: 15 ft. from property line. 18, Vista de Chino to North City limits. lUest side: 45 ft. :from center of .road. 18a. Vista de Chino to north City limits. East side: 55 ft. from center of road. • BELARDO ROAD APPROVED SET BACK LINE 19. Ramon Road 'to Tahquitz Drive. Both sides: 10 ft. from property • line. 464 CAHUILIA ROAD APPROVED SET BACIt LINE f 20. Ramon Road to Baristo Road, East side: 10 ft. from property line. Notice is further given that a public hearing on the said matters • above referred to and each of -them will be held before the City Council of the City of Palm Springs for the purpose of considering their in- clusion- in the said Land Use Ordinance No. 75, and that said public hearing will be held by the City Council on June 18th, 1941, at 8:15 ' o'clock P.M., at the place where said Council usually meets, namely the City Council Chambers, 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, at which hearing all persons interested and the general public will be afforded an opportunity to be heard. Reference is hereby made to the City Planning Commission the said summaries of hearings, findings and recommendations of for further details. Conies of same are available at the office of the City Clerk of Palm Springs, 363 North Palm Canyon Drive in said City. Dated: June 4th, 1941. (CITY SEAL) CITY OF PAL'[: SP;RIEUS, a municipal corporation, By PHILIP L. BOYD, Mayor. 4 ATTEST: GUY PINNEY, City Clerk. 0_"_ I Hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution ' No. 716, 'duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held June 4, y1941. City' Clerko Pa Sprinpe,a�C iornia ---00000--- RESOLUTION N0. 717 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Creating the office of Superintendent of Recreation And employing Lowell Taylor T'dHEREAS, the City of Palm Springs, the Desert Elementary School District and the Palm Springs High School District require the services of a Superintendent of Recreation, and � WHEREAS, the services of Lowell Taylor as such Superintendent can be obtained for the sum of Q'1800.00 per annum, namable in installments of 1150.00 a month, and the said Lowell Taylor is a suitable and experienced person for such work and said compensation is considered just and reasonable, and WHEREAS, each of said school districts has agreed to pay ; 450.00, or ' Q)900.00 for both of said districts, for such services for one year, such sums to be paid by each district in ten installments of % 45.00 monthly, beginning October 1, 1941, NOIN THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the office of Superintendent of Recreation be and the some is hereby created, and that the salary of said office shall be $1800.00 per annum; such salary to be paid by the City of Palm Springs from the General Fund in monthly installments of 0150.00 beginning August 1, 1941; and that the City shall charge to and receive from each of said school districts the sum of �1450.00 for 9 465 application upon said salary and reimbursement to the City, payable in monthly in monthly installments of 145.00 from each of said * districts, beginning October 1, 1941; and BE IT 7JRTIIER RESOLVED, that the services of said superintendent for the City shall be under the direction and supervision of the • Community Recreation Commission of the City of Palm Springs, subject to the orders and approval of the City Council. ---0--- ' 1 hereby certify that Lhe foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 717, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof hold June 18, 1941. Cott' Clerk of Palm SpringsfaliFornix ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 718 IPIHEREAS, the California UaLer and Telephone Company did on .April 30th, 1911, file with the City Council its application for a telephone and telegraph franchise pursuant to the Franchise Sales Law of 1905, as more fully appears from the said application and copy of proposed franchise made a part thereof, and • :''IUEPJ7AS, the City Council -thereupon by Resolution No. 686 did declare its intention and that it proposed to grant said franchise and that it would receive bids therefor and proposed and intended to anrard same to the highest and best bidder, and did resolve that sealed bids in writing for said franchise would be received on or before June 18th, 1941, at 5:00 o'clock P.V. and that all such bids should be ' opened and read by the City Clerk before the City Council at 8:00 o'clock P.1,4. on June 18th, 1941, at its usual place of meeting, and did direct the Clerk of this Council to publish in The Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation within the City of Palm Springs in its issues of May 1st, Stb, 15th and 22nd, 1941, a notice of application be the City for such franchise and of intention of the City Council to grant the same, all. of which fully appears from said Resolution No. 686, and `,IME_RNAS, said notice of application to the City for such franchise and of the intention of the City Council to grant same has been duly published in the said newspaper on the dates mentioned and proof of such publication is now on file with the City Clerk, and FlFEREA3, one sealed bid for said franchise has been received by the City of Palm Springs within the time and in the manner required by law and the said resolution and notice., namely that of said California Water and Telephone Company, which is a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Californin and engaged as a public utility corporation in operating and main- taining a telephone and telegraph system and service in the City of Palm Springs, and WHEREAS, the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.TJf. on June 18th, 1941, having arrived and the City Clerk at the direction of the Council having opened and read the said bid of California Lfater and Telephone Company, which is in words and figures as follows: June 12th, 1941 • To the Honorable City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Palm Springs, California Gentlemen; s 466 The undersigned, California Water & Telephone Company, a corporation, in accordance with the Franchise Sales Act of 1905„ as amended, and in accordance with the application for y franchise and accompanying form of proposed franchise filed with ,you, by the undersigned, on April 30th, 1941, and in accordance with the Notice of Application and Intention published on the Sth day of May, 1941, in The Limelight, a newspaper published in Palm w Springs, does hereby bid for said proposed franchise the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars (tQO.00) , in lawful money of the United States. There accompanies this bid a certified check for said sum of ' Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars (1,250.00), payable to the Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, which certified check is handed you herewith. Dated this 12th day of June, 1941. CALIFORNIA WATER & TELEPHONE COMPANY, a Corporation, By (Signed) A. N. Johns Vice President By (Signed) 0. A. Prest _�— �+ Division Mgr. which bid was and is accompanied by a certified. check payable to the City • Treasurer of the City of Palm. Springs in the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars (IP250.00), being the full amount of said cash bid, and no other bids being received and no other persons whatever appearing to bid for said franchise, or to be heard in regard thereto, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the California Water and Telephone ' Company, a corporation, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, be and it is hereby found and declared to be the highest and best cash bidder for the said franchise and that said franchise in form as submitted with and made a part of its said application filed with the City Council on April 30th., 1941, shall be and it is hereby struck off, sold and awarded to said California I'Fater and Telephone Company upon its cash bid of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars (1250.OD), all in accordance with the said Franchise Sales Law of 1905. ---0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution No.. 713 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at • a meeting thereof held June 18, 1941. City Clerk oof' Palm Springs, California ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 719 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Accepting resignation of Norman H. Harstad, Chief Of Police , I:'N_EREAS, Norman H. Harstad has presented his resignation as Chief of Police in writing as follows: June Lath, 1941. Hon. Mayor & City Council • Palm Springs, California Via: Mr. Ray Serum, Chairman, Public Safety Committee. • 467 Gentlemen: I hereby present my resignation as Chief of Police of the City of Palm Springs, 'to take effect July 26th, 1941, this date Trill include 17 days vacation time due me and nine days off duty time that I was unable to get during the past winter season. I have accomplished all that is possible for me to do here, and the men of this department are sufficiently qualified to carry on the work they have to do until. you appoint a successor for my position. ' Fy resignation at this time will give you the opportunity to select another Chief of Police before the opening of the active season this coming fall. Illy reasons for resigning are; that I cannot afford to lose my position and pension s't-anding with the Berkeley Police Department. I have less than nine years to serve there before I am entitled to retire. Therefore, I feel that I should return there to protect my interests for my future. At this time I wish to express any gratitude to all of those who made it possible for me to serve this community. I tiarant to thank the governing body of Palm Springs for the splendid assistance and co-operation given the police Department while I have been Chief of Police. V Also, I Trish to express my appreciation to 'the citizens of Palm Springs for their support during my term of office. It is with deep regret -that I turn in to you, my resignation, and may I ask that you accept it at this time. Yours truly, ' N. H. Harstad, Chief of Police. AND 'TVHEREAS the City Council has considered said resignation and is agree- able 'thereto, NOVd THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that said resignation be and the same is hereby accepted. --r0--- a I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of resolution No. 719, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm. Springs at a meeting thereof held June 16, 1941. Cis ty cI-erk o f Pa m Spring California ---00000--- RES'OIUTION NO. 720 ' Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs On proposed re-classification of zone M11BREAS, the City Planning Commission has heretofore held public hearings on April 2nd, 1941, and on April 16th, 1941, in regard 'to making the necessary amendments of Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs to place the Easterly 120 feet of Lots 115, 116, 117, 113, 119, 123, 124 and 125 of Verito Vista Tract (as per map recorded in Book 12, page 94, of iJaps, records of Riverside County) in zone or District C-1, said parcels being in Zone R-2 classification, at which hearings all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard, and 468 WHEREAS, said City Planning Commission certified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations there- on, wherein said change of zone was disapproved, and 0 WHEREAS, the said City Council desiring to hold a further hearing on said matter, as required by law, did by Resolution No. 716 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held June 4, 1941., resolve to hold such public hearing on June 18, 1941, at 6:15 o'clock P.M. at the place where said City Council usually meets, to-writ, the City Council Chambers, at No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, and ordered the City Clerk to publish once in the Palm Springs Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, , published and circulated in the City of Palm SpKngs, in its issue of June 5, 1941, a notice of said hearing in words and figures as set forth in said Resolution No. 716, and 'WHEREAS, said notice was published as so ordered as appeared by the affidavit of the publisher of said newspaper presented to the City Council, and ''iHEREAS, said hour of 8:15 o'clock P.M. on said June 18, 1941, having arrived, the said City Council at said Council Chambers at said No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive in said City of Palm Springs, proceeded to hold said hearing, and v6HL'REAS, no person appeared either for or against; said proposed change, and the City Council having considered said matter found and deter- mined that said proposed change is not proper at the present time, NOIN THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the recommendation of said City Planning Commission be hereby approved and sustained, and that said proposed change be refused and not made. _ _e___ I. hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Pio. ' 720, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held June 18, 1941. Ci'cy Clerk 6f Palm Springs 1,VIE of` rnia ---oc0oo---- RESOLUTION NO. 721 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs On proposed addition to powers of Zoning Board s VI;EREA.S, the City Planning Commission has heretofore held public hearings on April 2nd, 1941, and on April 16th, 3,941, in regard to making the necessary amendments of Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs to add to Section 17 of said ordinance a grant of « authority to the Zoning Board (subject to approval of its actions by the Planning Commission in each 'instance) to recomDand issuance of special permits for the following additional buildings and uses in all zones or districts, namely: hospitals and airports, at which hearings all persons interested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard, and WHEREAS, said City Planning Commission certified to the City Council , the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations thereon, wherein the making of said addition to said Section 17 of said Ordinance No. 75 was approved, and WHEREAS, the said City Council desiring to hold a further '_nearing on said matter, as required by law, did by Resolution No. 716 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held June 9, 1941, resolve to hold such public hearing on June 18, 1941, at 5:15 o'clock P.M. at the place • where said City Council usually meets, to--wit, the City Council Chambers, at No. 180 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, and ordered the City Clerk to publish once in the Palm Springs Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs„ in its issue of June 5, 1941, a notice of said hearing in words and figures as set Forth in said Resolution No. 716, and i WHEREAS, said notice was published as so ordered as appeared by the affidavit of the publisher of said newspaper presented to the City Council, and 7.HEREAS, said hour of 8:15 o"clock P W on said June 18, 1941, having ' arrived, the said City Council at said Council Chambers at said No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive in said City of Palm Springs, proceeded to hold said hearing, and NEEREAS, no person appeared either for or against said proposed change, and the City Council having considered said matter found and determined that said proposed addition to said Section 17 of said Ordinance No. 75 is proper and reasonable and is not contrary to public safety, health or welfare, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the recommendation of said City Planning Commission be hereby approved and sustained, and that said Ordinance No. 75 be amended to add to Section 17 thereof a grant of authority to the Zoning Board (subject to approval of its actions by the Planning Commission in each instance) to recommend issuance of special permits for the following additional buildings and uses in all zones or districts, namely: hospitals and air- ports. f I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 721, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held June 1.8, 1941. CiEy--Clerk of Palm Springy California ---00000--- U RESOLUTION N0. 722 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs On proposed addition to buildings and uses Allowed in each zone or district AFHERE.AS, the City Planning Commission has heretofore held public hearings on April 2nd, 1941, and on April 16th, 1941, in retard to making the necessary amendments of Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs to add to the buildings and uses allowed in each zono or district, "hospitals and airports", subject to issuance of special permits as provided by Section 18 of Ordinance No. 75, at which hear- ings all persons interested and the general public were afforded a-,I opportunity to be heard, and YlUERFAS, said City Planning Commission certified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations thereon, wherein the making of said addition was approved and recom- mended, and ' J _EREA S, the said City Council desiring to hold a further hearing on said -matter, as required by lam, did by Resolution No. 716 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held June 4, 1941, resolve to hold such public hearing on June 1.8, 1941, at 8:15 o'clock P.M. at the place; where said City Council usually meets, to-grit, the City Council Chambers, at No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, and ordered the City Clerk to publish once in the Palm Springs Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, in its issue of June 5, 1941, a notice of said hearing in words and figures as set forth in said Resolution No. 716, and • 470 VPII]ERE0.S, said -notice was published as so ordered as appeared by the " affidavit of the publisher of said newspaper, presented to the City Council, and v UHFR;AS, said hour of 8:15 o'clock P.M.. on said June 18, 1941, having arrived, the said City Council at said Council Chambers at said No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive in said City of Palm Springs, proceeded to hold � said hearing, and 17HERFAS, no person appeared either for or against said proposed change, and the City Council having considered said matter found and determined ' that said proposed addition is proper and reasonable and is not con- trary to public safety, health or welfare, NOW THEREFORE,E BE IT RESOLVED that the reconmendatio:n of said City Plan- ning Commission be hereby approved and sustained, a:ad that said Ordinance No. 75 be amended to add to the buildings and uses allowed in each zone or district "hospitals and airports" , subject to issuance of special pernits as provided by Section 18 of said ordinance. O__- I hereby certify that the fore;oing is a -true copy of Resolution No. 722, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at- a meeting thereof held June 18, 1941. • Citr�er of P "Sprin s,California. R ---00000--- RESOWTION NO. 723 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs On proposed set-back requirements under Ordinance No. 75 ' NEEILEd1S, the City Planning Commission has heretofore held public hearings on April 24th, 1941, and on May 7th, 1941, in regard to making the necessary amendments of Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs to adopt special and varied set-back requirements to supplement the general provisions of said ordinance, at which hearings all persons in- terested and the general public were afforded an opportunity to be heard, and IRFEERF-M, said City Planning Commission certified to the City Council the summaries of said hearings and its findings and recommendations thereon, wherein the matting of said amendments were approved, and � 1MRi3AS, the said City Council desiring to hold a further hearing on said matter, as required by lair, did by Resolution No. 716 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held Jane 4, 1941, resolve to hold such public hearing on June 18, 1941, at 8:15 o'clock P.N. at the place where said City Council usually meets, to-wit, the City Council Chambers, at No. 430 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, and ordered the City Cleric to publish once in the Palm Springs Limelight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in the City of Palm Springs, in its issue of June 5, 1941, a notice of said hearing in words and figures as set forth in said Resolution No. 716, and TFrT-RFA,S, said notice was published as so ordered as appeared by the affidavit ' of the publisher of said,newspaper, presented to the City Council, and TEFREAS, said hour of 8:15 o'clock P.IV. on said June 18, 1941, having arrived, the said City Council at said Council Chambers at said No. 480 North Palm Canyon Drive in said City of Palm Springs, proceeded to hold said hearing, and s IRMEREAS, no person appeared either for or against said proposed change, and the City Council having considered said matter found and determined 'that s 41 said proposed amendments are proper and reasonable and ai;e not contrary to public safety, health or welfare. A NOTIF TI�I RLPORE BE IT RESOLVED that the reconunenda Lion of said Ci bir Planning Commission be hereby approved and sustained, and that said Ordinance No. 75 be amended and supplemented to include and set forth special and varied set-back requirements as per the following schedule, to supplement the general provisions of the ordinance and to apply in the areas shown (it being 'intended that the special set-back require- ments set forth shall supersede the general requirements of the ' ordinance in the areas designated) . The schedule referred to is as follows; PALM CANYON DRIVES APPROVED SET BACK LINE 1. Andreas Road to Amado Road. Both sides; None. 2. Andreas ,RDad to Tahquitz Drive. Both sides- 10 ft. from property line. 3. Tahquitz Drive to Arenas Road, SJVest side: 10 ft. from property line. 3a, Tahquitz Drive to Arenas Road, East side: 7 ft. from property line. 4. Arenas road to Baristo Road. Both sides: 10 ft. from property line. 5. Baristo Road to Ramon Road. Both sides: 10 ft. from property line. 6. Ramon Road to Indio Road. Both sides: 10 ft. from property line. 7. Amado Road to Alejo Road. 11fest side: 10 ft. from property line. 7a. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Block 24, Palm Springs. East side- 10 ft. from property line. 7b. Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, Block 24, Palm Springs. East side: None. S. Alejo Road to Grand Via Valmonte. West side: 10 ft. from property line. 8a. Alejo Road to Grand Via Valmonte. East side: 12 ft. from property line. 9. Grand Via Valmonte to Tachevah Drive. West side: 10 ft. from property line. 9a. Grand Via Valmonte to E1 Alameda. East side: No set-back. ' 9b. El Alameda to Tachevah. East side: 5 ft. from property line. 10. Tachevah Drive to Via Las Palmas. Iliest side: 10 ft. from property line. 10a. Tachevah Drive to Paseo E1 Mi.rador. East side: 25 ft. from property line. 10b. South line of P,aseo E1 Mirador 'be South line of Palm Springs Estates No. 3 being a distance of 210 feet . . . East side: 25 £t. from property line. 11. Via Las Palmas to Stevens Road . UFest side: 10 ft. from property except O'Donnell Reservoir site which is 30 ft. from property line. Ila. South line Palm Springs EsL-ates No. 3 to Stevens Road . . . East side: 10 ft. from property line. 12. Stevens Road to Vista de Chino. Both sides: 20 ft. from property line. 13, Vista do Chino to North City limits. Both sides: 60 ft. from center of road. M INDIIAN AVEME APPROVED SET BACK LINE 14, Camino Parocela to Ramon Road. Both sides: 15 ft. from property line. 15. Ramon Road to Alejo Road. 1VTrest side: 10 ft. from property line. 15a. Ramon Road to Alejo Road. East side: 40 ft. from section line. 16. Alejo Road to Grand Via Valmonte. ,'Test side: 30 ft. from property line. ' 16a. 17lejo Road to Grand Via Valmonte. Fast side: 15 ft. from property line. 17. Grand Via Valmonte to Vista de Chino. Both sides: 15 ft. from property line. 18. Vista. de Chino to North City limits. West side: 45 ft. from center of road. BELARDO ROAD APPROVED SET BACK LINE 19. Ramon Road to Tahquitz Drive. Both sides: 10 ft. from property line. 72 C..0UILLA ROAD APPROVED SET BACK LINO 20. Ramon Road to Baristo Road. East side: 10 ft. from property line. � ---0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 723, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held June 18, 1941. City Cleric of Palm Sprin s;+ Mal ifornie. ---00000--- U VESOUTTION NO. 724 BE IT RESOLVED that pursuant to Section 11 of Ordinance No. 100 of the City, passed this day: (1) The City Council does hereby determine the following to be a reasonable rate schedule for collection and disposal of garbage and rubbish accumulating or produced within the City, to commence as of the effective date of said Ordinance and does hereby establish and fiat the charges for such service commencing the effective date of said Ordinance and until further order of -this Council as per the terms of the following schedule to-wit: GA C.LONS PER OAY 30 40 50 FD 70 8O X /00 //O /20 00 /40 /50 /'E,O 170 /90 /JO 2G17 2/0 220 L30 240 250 260 .85 LC0 /,/0 /,ZO 1.35 L45 /60 / 70 1.8r 1..55 205 220' 2,30 Z.40 2_53 2,65 2,80 Z(io 3,00 31.5 3.Z1 Q /e1 //0 1.33 /.60 /30 205 ;?,Or? z6bl 280 3.00 3<5 350 375 4al 4W 44 470 /. 5 bZO 8Lo 565 3:10 6/5 6.40 1 / 60 /.55 2x 265 3.00 3.1� 375 410 445 490 .620 555 5X 6E5 660 700 7.36 77C E.0.5 84 0.80 19/S .950 .J' M 3.50 4 00 445 4 A5 5,40 590 6,X, E 83 735 Z80 .Y 3n 880 3 25 3.75 /O ZO /0.70 11,20 //CS /2/5 /Z.60 /95 2_S5 .3,/5 3.75_4.35 4._95 S,55 6.15 6.7.5 Z35 7U5 8,55 9.15 975 10.35 f)95 //.S_5 /_Z./G /Z 7.5 /, S5/3_95 14 S5 /5./5 /5.75 6 :LSO 300 3.7,S 445 S..ZO 5.519 6.60 1735 19.05 8..80 9-9) /0.20 /0.A5 //65 /Z 40/3_/0 13.9014.56 /5.2S 16.0 /G70 /740 1A./5 1885 GALLOP_✓,5 PER_ )AY _270 ZAO 790 300 3/0 J20 330 340 350 360 _370 3_f10 350 4C0 4/01 41 4 470 460_ 450 Soo / 3.40 3,50 3.60 3.75 385 4CO Q/O 420 4.33 �F.LS Q60 a,JO L80 495 S.OS 570 'S30 5.40 S55 5,63" SBO 5 90 6,00 6,/5 4 2 6b0 6.85 7/0 735 760 760 8.05 8,30 B.-A$ 8.&0 9,00 9,P.5 .950 5,45 0.00 16.70 /045 /0.70 AO106 //.re //L0 /Lf5 //.90 /1.15 �2 3 ,9.R5 10.20 10.60 /".5 1130 7165 /2.00 /2 40 11 7.5 /A/0 /3 /38014Z0 145514.90 /,52S L560 16,00 /K..S5 /L,70 17.05 /7.41 /ZOO /8.15 /O /"0 14a5 /4. /500 /5.50 1600 16.45 16.95/740 /7.90 1840 10.65 /9.35 1280 20.3I 2080 2L25 21,Z5 2Z70 22.70 23.20 23.05 24/5 ,5 /6 55 /6�55 /753 /8/5 /B,75 1935 19.95 ZO 55 2/ /S 217S 22 35 27.95 2355 ?4/S 2475 2,5 ZS 15 ?H S 27/s 27.73 2835 26.55 J s5 30/5 6 1960 20.50 24� 2/75 22Qs 23,20 2390 24 60 2535 2G a;2690 2 C50 26.20 2.4.93 2465 3040 3/10 .5480 3a.U' 39,25 3400 34.70 NS, 0 36,/5 4 r For collection and disposal of excess garbage or rubbish, including tree trinuni_ngs, etc. , in addition to the above charges, M1; 3.00 per hour for each truck and truck crew engaged. (2) From and after the effective date of said Ordinance all bills for garbage and rubbish service shall be due and payable one month in advance of the period for urhich the service is to be rendered and if not paid prior ' to the period for which such service is to be renderod the service shall be discontinued, excepting in those instances where the owner of the premises has, in writing, ordered the service or guaranteed pa, nnent of the charges. 0--- I hereby hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Ido. 724, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting i 473 thereof held June 18, 1941. City C]ei-k of Pam Springs� 77.77rnia *' ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 725 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ' Appropriating r9:00.00 for travelling expenses of Ca.ndid.ates for office of City Manager VIIIEREAS, many applications for the position of City Manager of the City of Palm Springs have been received, and upon examination there- of, three of the applicants submitting such applications are con- sidered to be the most qualified and likely candidates for said office, and 17MREAS, the City Council is desirous of having personal interviews +riUh. said three applicants to enable it to make a choice betvreen them, and considers that it is of benefit to the community to procure their presence in Palm Springs for such purpose, and that it is necessary and desirable to pay or contribute to the payment of the travelling expenses to said applicants to induce and enable them to come to Palm Springs for such inter'viev:s. NOi'j TIEREPORE BE IT P.RSOLVED that the sum of jp900.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the General 'Fund to pay or contribute to the payment of such expenses. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 725, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ' at a meeting thereof held June 18, 1941. ro City Clerk of Palm Springs� California ---00000---- RESOLUTION N0. 726 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs Consenting to absence of Councilman Robert D. i(urray y WHEREAS, the City Council has received from Robert D. Murray a request to be ;ranted permission to be absent from the State of California from June 30, 1941, to September 2nd, 1941, both dates inclusive, and WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council. that there exists an urgent necessity for the absence of said Robert D. hurray from the State of California during the period stated and that a proper and suf- ficient showing thereof has been made to the satisfaction of said City Council, NOY,T THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that permission be and the same is hereby granted to said Robert D. Murray to be absent from the State of California from June 30, lgell, to September 2nd, 1941, both elates inclusive. e I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 726, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof. held June 18, 1941. City Clerk o Pabn Springs 11 Calif o:nia • ---o 0000--•- 474 1.. , P23011UTION NC. 727 Of the City Council_ of_the City of Palm Springs Transferring Funds ! PESOI,VBD that the sum of 43250.00 be hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund.. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 727, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at ' a meeting thereof held June 30, 1941. City Clerk of Pa Sprin..7s�_Califcrnia ___00000--- RESOLIITIOV PTO. 728 Of the City Council of the City of :Palm Springs .Approving and accepting bond of California lVater And Telephone Company 7,TTERTs^S, there was presented to the City Council a 'bond dated June 18, • 1941, executed. by California Water and Telephone Company, as principal, and Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company, as surety, conditioned that whereas the City of Palm Springs, State of California, did. by Resolution No. 676 of the City Council, City of Palm Springs, on June 18, 1941, sell. • and award to the California 'Water and Telephone Company a certain franchise granting the right to lay and construct from time to time, and to thereafter operate and maintain, repair, enlarge and/or replace a system of telephone and/or telegraph poles, mires and cables, together with such fix-Lures or appurtenances as the grantee, its successors or assigns, may deem necessary or convenient in connection therewith, in, under, along, upon and/or across all public streets, highways, alleys and/or places of said City of Palra ' Springs, for the purpose of rendering communication services to the public, for the term of fifty years; that the said principal and surety, in con- sideration of the grant of said franchise to California 'Hater and Tele- phone Company undertake that said. California dater and Telephone Company shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform- each and every tezm and condition of such franchise and that in case of any breach of condition of said franchise -they shall pay to the City of Palm Springs the sure of One Thousand and Xo/100 Dollars (t�1000.00) , which said sum shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages for the breach of any -term or condition of said franchise; the term of said bond being for a period of one year from the date of execution thereof, mid thereafter and until such time during the term of said franchise as a. new bond for the faithful performance of � the terms and conditions of said franchise in the sum of One Thousand Dollars, with good and sufficient sureties, or a- renewal of said bond is filed with and accepted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, said bond being approved as to form by the City attorney, and having been filed. in the office • of the City Clerr; on June 21, 1941, pursuant to the requirements of said Resolution No. 676, and VlfIGRrYS, said bond has been examined by the City Council and found to be in compliance with all -requirements, HOW THEREFORE B1 IT RESOLVED that said bond be and the same is hereby approved and accepted. ---0_-- 1 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 728, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a. meeting thereof held June 30, 1941. City Clerk of' Palsr Springs, liforn a. ---00000--- • _7 b' RESOLUTION N0. 729 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • accenting liability insurance policy issued by the Pacific Indemnity Company WHEREAS, there has been presented to the City Council comprehensive bodily injury insurance policy (including automobile property damage liability) ,To. LAC-12701 issued by Pacific Indemnity Company, dated June S, 19,11, and expiring June 6, 1944, insuring the City of Palm Springs against damages for bodily injury, disease, illness or ' death in the sum of 0' 50.00o.00 for each person and �',100,000.00 For each occurrance,and property damage in the sum of 5,000,00 for each occmrrence,and 7+MRuAS, the City Council has determined that it is necessary for the City of Palm Springs to carry insurance in said amount against said hazards, and ?RIEREAS, the City Council has examined said policy and has deter- mined same to be the best policy presented to it for corside-ration, XCIff TH}3RNFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the said policy be and the same is hereby accepted, and BE ITT FURTHER RLSOLV_•D, that the provisional deposit premium in the sum of N961.99 payable in advance on acceptance of said policy, and in the sum of � 961.99 on the first anniversary of said policy, and �p961.99 on the second anniversary of said policy be paid from the i General Fund, subject to the provisions of IC and NI of said policy providing for inspection and audit and specifying basis of final premium thereon. e..__ I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution ' No. 729 duly moved, ;seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 3.941. Cicy C1erc7 of Pe m Springs, Cal forma -ID-00Coo--- RESOLUTION i�1O. 730 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • RTSOLVPD, that the City Offices of the City of Palm Springs shall be closed on Saturdays during the months of July and August, 1941, and that the City Clerk be allowed to use his own discretion re- 0 garding his absence during Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays of said months. I hereby certify that- the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 730 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting 'thereof held on ' June 30, 1941. Ci�y�Clerk of P m Springs, C �.Lor�ia --.00000_-- r RESOLUTION IIO. 731 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs granting vacations to Street Superintendent and Building Inspector and City Clerk7s secretary. IiESOLT7ED, that Chas. J. Burket, City Building Inspector and G. K. Sanborn, City Street Superintendent, and ffinifred C. Chapman, Secretary, be and they are each hereby granted a vacation for two weeks during the months of July or August;, 1941, upon full pay. --- o--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 731 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941. City Cleric: of Palrn Springs, U-1i.f'ornia ---00000--- RESOLJTION NO. 732 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs • accepting resignation of Forest 0. :311is. RESOLVED, that the resignation of Forest 0. Ellis as police officer of the Palm Springs Police Department be and the same is hereby accepted. ---0--- I hereby certify that the -foregoing is a true copy of Resolution. No. 732 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of PaLm Springs, at a regular meeting 'thereof held on June 30, 1941. City Clerk o Palm Springs, jclifornJZ --900000--- RESOLUTION SSO. 733 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs extending employment of Ralph Troutt. 'iRLEREAS, the Chief of Police has recommended that the employment of police officer Ralph Troutt be indefinitely extended, • NOW THERPFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the employment of police officer Ralph Troutt be hereby extended until further order of the City Council at a. salary of '8150.00 a month payable from the General Fund. • ---0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is -a -true copy of Rcsolution No. 733 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting QJth/he-reo held on June 30, 1941. Cit- y Cle'i1c of'P i Springs, C/ ,li 'ornla ' ---00000--- U RESOLUTION PTO. 734 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appointing Lyle Sanard Chief of Police • RESOLVED, that Lyle Sanard be and he is hereb,; appointed Chief of Police 477 of the City of Palm Springs, and A BE IT FURTFIFR P,FSOLV-iD, that the salary of said Chief of Police be and the same is hereby fixed at 1;1;250.00, payable from the General Fund, beginning at a date during the month of July, 1941, upon tivhi0h �- said Chief shall actively assume his duties as determined by the Public Safety Committee of the City Council, and continuing until further order of the City Council. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 734 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held. on June 30, 1941. City Cleric of Palm Springs , CalifTorn a ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 735 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ordering engineering work. RESOLVED, that the City Engineer be hereby instructed and directed to draw plans for a project agreement for the use of gasoline tax. A funds for constructing gutters two .feet guide on both sides of Amado Road between Palm Canyon Drive and Indian Avenue; and that the cost of such plans be paid from the General Fund. ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 735 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941, City C1er oTe of Pin n S'priizgs, C%ifornia ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 736 of the City Council of. the City of Palm Springs. r RESOLVED by 'the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that the thanks of the City are hereby extended to Mr. C. C. Neel for his donation of five palm trees for beautifying Ramon Road, and for the labor of Mr. Neel and an assistant in the planting of said trees. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 736 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of. the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on ' ,June 30, 1941. City Clerk of Pa m Springs, C 1lfornia ---00000--- r 478 r; RESOLUTIODT NO. 737 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs to buy fencing for flood control work. w 11,111R REAS, the City will have need for steel wire fencing to construct revet- ment work for flood control, and s 74CFIEREA.S, the price for such material is rapidly increasing, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that 660 feet of 58" Elvrood Type I fencing for flood control work be pruchased immediately, and , BE IT FURTHER RESOI,VrD, that the sum of Qy100.00 be hereby appropriated from the General Fund to pay for the same. ---0--- I hereby certify that -the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 737 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the Cit7f Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1,941. City Clerr o Pa iprings, C/s'ylifornia • -00000--- U � RESOLUTIObf 110. 738 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs 0 employing Joseph Sandeffer. RESOLVED, that Joseph Sandeffer be and he is hereby employed as a laborer in the Street Department, under the direction of the Street Superintendent, at a. salary of <1s120.00 a month, payahle from the Street Fund, beginning July 1, 1941, and continuing until further order of the city Council. ' __-o--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 738 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs, a,t a, regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941. City Clerk ofrPalm Springs, C6lifornia ---oocoo--- RESOLUTION NO. 739 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs :increasing salary of Phil Ga.rdella. RESOLVED, that the salary of Phil Gardella, an employee of the Street Department, be hereby increased from v;120.00 a month to 5132.00 a month, payable from the Street Fund, beginning July 1, 194.1, and con- tinuing until further order of the City Council., u_Wo�v- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 739 ' duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palra Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941. City Clerk of alm Springs, Ce i.fornia 479 RESOLUTION NO. 740 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs increasing salary of Carl. McNealy. RESOLVED, that the salary of Carl ittcTdealy, Superintendent of the Maste Disposal Department, be hereby increased from $,150,00 a month to : 165,00 a month, payable from the leTaste Disposal Fund, beginning July 1, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 740 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941. Ci�tbf Pa_�n�SF n�Califo-rnia - -00000--•- RESOLUTION NO. 747 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs fixing salary of Chas. J. Burket. RFSCLVED, that beginning July 1, 1941, and continuing until further order- of the City Council the salary of Charles J. Burlvet as R Building and Tlectrical Inspector and Deputy Plumbing Inspector be and the same is hereby fixed at S1;175.00 a month, and RESOLVED FURTIIER, that said Burket be allomed and paid ''P50.00 a month, beginning July 1, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council, .for the use of his automobile in City business, ' and RESOLVED V,LSO, that all of said sums be paid from the General Fund. 0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of [tesolution. No. 741 duly moved, seconded and adopted by -the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held. on Jure 30, 1941. aty CI0r7c of aTurp ✓i+n/va 4TFI aSgs', ---00000-a_ RF,'SOLUTION Y0, 741 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs exercising option to renew lease of fire truck. RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs does hereby exercise the option and privilege therein contained of renewing the lease dated February 15, 19,10, by AIack International Motor Trrch Corporation to Palm Springs Fire Protection District and assigned to the City ' of Palm Springs, of the 14ack model 95, 1000 gallon triple combination pumping engine used by the Fire Department, for the period from July 1, 1941. to June, 30, 1942, for -the rental of ."2,420.00, payable, s?1,210.00 on or before July 1 , 1941, and ','11,210.00 payable on or before January 1, 1942, and RESOLVED FURTHER, that said sum of �2,420.00 for the payment of said rental is hereby appropriated from the General Fund. • i 480 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. J 14l duly moved, seconded and. adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting -t-hereof held on ,June 30, 1941. / City Cleric of f PalSpring s1a California ----00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 742 ' Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs exercising option to lease of automotive equipment. RE OLVED„ that the City of Palm Springs does hereby exercise the option and privilege therein contained of renewing the lease for, the use of the No. 303 Adams Trotor grader, Engine No. UE-83621, used by the Street Department, held by 'the Bank of America national Trust and Savings Asso- ciation as lessor, for the tern of one year beginning' July 1, 1941, and ending June 30, 1942, and RESOLVED, that the sums for the rentals specified in said lease for said renewed term be hereby appropriated from the General Fund. 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a 'true copy of Resolution No. 742 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on ,tune 30, 1941. ; > �� Cityf' Palm Springs, C Mif-0rnia. ---00000--- U RESOLUTION NO. 743 ' OP the City Council of the City of Palm. Springs exercising option to lease of automotive equipment. RI^SOLVI°D, that the City of Palm Springs does hereby exercise the option and privilege therein contained of renewing the lease for the use of the two 1940 VF No. 32 Dodge one and one-half ton motor trucks, cabs and chassis, respectively numbered .Motor T98-9782 Serial 9275492, and Motor T98-16365 Serial 9275629, each equipped with Standard Auto Body Norks style 9-36 body, respectively numbered 13219 and 13220 and No. 52 St. Paul hoist, respectively numbered 79001 and 78999, used by the T`Jaste Disposal Department, held by the Bank of America National Trust and Savings Associa- tion as lessor, for the term of one year beginning July 1, 1941„ and ending June 30, 1942, and RESOLVED, that the sums for the rentals specified in said lease for said renewed term be hereby appropriated from the General. Fund. ---e--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 743 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941. City Cl'r1c of a m Springs, California ---00000---- s RESOLUTION N0. 744 Of -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs exercising option to lease of automotive equipment. RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs does hereby exercise the option and privilege therein contained of renewing• the lease for the use of the 1941 Chevrolet; one and one-half ton truck, cab and chassis, equipped with standard auto body works body, and St. Paul. Hoist No. 53-7, used by the "waste Disposal Department, held by the Bank of America National Trust and Savings ,Association as lessor, ' for the term of one year beginning July 1, 1941, and ending June 30, 1942, and HEWLVED, that the sums for -the rentals specified in said lease for said renewed term be hereby appropriated from the General Fund, ---o -o I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No 744 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof" held on June 30, 1941. City Cleric of 'Palm Springs, Cal'fornia. ---00000--- RE'S0IUTION NO. 745 Of the City Cbuneil of the City of Palm Springs exercisinp,• option to lease of automotive equipment. 12SOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs does hereby exercise -the option and privilege therein contained of renewing the lease for the use of the 1,940 Dodge one and one-half ton truck, cab and ' chassis, equipped with dump body and hoist, used by the Street Department, held by the Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association as lessor, for the term of one year beginning July 1, 1941, and ending June 30, 1942, and RESOLVED, that the sums for the rentals specified in said lease for said renewed term be hereby appropriated from the General Fund. ---e--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.. 745 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941. 82 City Clerk oP lm Springs,Cal' ornia ---00000--_ RESOLUTION NO. 746 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs eyercising option to renew lease of fire alarm equipment. ' RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs does hereb7.7 exercise the option end privilege therein contained of renewing the lease by Frederick B. Phil.brick, successor of the Gameviell Company of the Gamewell Fire Alarm equipment used by the Fire Department for the period from July 1, 1941. to June 30, 1942, for the rental of ,500.00, payable on or before July 15, 1941, and PSISOLVED FURTHER 'that said sum of J 500.00 for the pa anent of said rental r 482 is hereby appropriated from the General Fund. 0--- I hereby hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. '746 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of t Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941. Git� y Clerk of Palm Springs, 1.1ifornaa ' ---00000--- For Resolution NO. 747 see page 479 ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 748 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving appointments of lHembers of Board of Examiners and Appeals. MTHEREAS, the DTayor has presented his appointments of members of the • Board of Examiners and Appeals created by Section 304 of the Building Code of the City, as follows: Iilessrs. C. V. Knupp, electrician Thos. 0. Pierce, plumber John Porter Clark, architect Hans Lauritz Hansen, builder, and Chas. G. Chamberlin, builder AND WIREREA.S, the City Council has considered said appointments, NUAF THEREFORE BE IT RESOINET) that said appointments be and they are ' hereby approved. 0—'— I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 748 duly moved, seconded and adopted by -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on June 30, 19,11. City Clerk of Palm Springs, C ifornie. ---00000--- RESOLUTION i\i0. 749 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs authorizing execution of agreement vjith Pierson- DeLane, Inc. P-PSOLVE.D, that the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute for and on behalf of the City the contract and addenda heretofore con- sidered by the City Council for the purchase from Pierson-DeLane, Inc. of radio equipment, when said contract is accompanied by a. satisfactoxnj band required by said contract and said contract and bond are approved by ' the City Attorney. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 749 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a re-mular meeting thereof held on June 30, 1941 . City Clerk of PeCI Springs,Gali�ornia' • 4 Cot RESOLUTION 1,10. 750 • Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating '0100,00 to pay for use of swimming pools. ,+ V1E'REAS, the Superintendent of Recreation has stated to the City Council that he has been endeavoring to obtain the use of private swilmaing pools for children and others during the summer season, but that such use would necessitate the expense of upkeep and clorination of the pools at a. total estimated cost of :j1OO.00, and ' 'IMEREAS, the City Council has determined that the use of said pools for such purpose is desirable and of ,general benefit to the com- munity, and that said sum of ,'11:100.00 is a reasonable sum for such use, NOff THEREfOTIE BE IT RESOLVED, that the sum of :i1.00.00 be hereby appropriated from the General. Fund to nay said cost of upkeep and clorination. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 750 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of • the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on July 9, 1941, City Clem' "'alm Spriizgs, Ca fornia - -mmoo000--- RESOLUTION NO. 751 01' the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ' accepting resignation of janitor and authorizing employment of substitute. 'WIERE9S, Robert Frohn has presented his resignation as janitor for the City Offices and other buildings, and 'fUEREILS, a janitor for said buildings is needed, TTOV! 'THEREFOPE BE IT IUCSOLVED, that said resignation be accepted p.nd that the City Clerk be authorized, until further order of the City Council, to employ a janitor at the compensation of fifty cents an hour for the time actually spent in doing said VTork. me_ I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution i No, 751 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on July 9, 1941. /J City Clerk of Palin Springs, California PSOLUTION NO. 752 Of -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs increasing salary of Maida Harnden. RESOLV'E'D, that the salary of Maida Harnden, stenographer and bock- keeper in the 'Waste Disposal Department, be increased from :;,II0.00 • to :�IOOXO a, month, payable from the 'i4raste Disposal Fund, beginning • 484 as of July 1, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. � 752 duly moved, seconded and adapted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a -regular meeting; thereof held on July 9, 1941. J2 ' City Cleric of"Pain IDrings,G��7.iforr a ---oo0oom-- RESOLUTION 10. 753 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appointing Councilman Frank V. Shannon a member of County Defense Council. .7ERL:P.S, by Ordinance No. 271 of Riverside County, California, the Riverside County Defense Council was created pursuant to an Act of the State Legislature of the State of California, kno,.vn as Chapter 561, Statutes of 1941, and HERE S, by said Ordinance, said Defense Council is com_nosed of the following: a County Supervisor; -the District Attorney; the Sheriff; a representative from each incorporated city within the County, who shall be a member of the City Council; and six other persons to be appointed by the Board of Supervisors upon the recormnendation of the Council members enumerated,and 7iERIAS, Prank V. Shannon is a member of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, NTOiI!i THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED, that said Frank V. Shannon be and he is ' hereby appointed a, member of said Riverside County Defense Council, as representative of the City of Palm Springs, an incorporated city within said Bounty. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 753 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on July 9, 19,11. �1 City Cferl7 of ralri Springs, Ca ifoIn'71 ---oo0co--- � RESOLUTION NO. 754 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting resignation of R. L. Jaloff. RESOLVED, that the resignation of R. L. Jaloff as police officer of the City of Palm Springs, effective July 23, 1941, be and the same is hereby accepted, and RESOLVED FURTHER, that said Jaloff be paid from the General Fund the sum , of 676.59 in full of his services to and including said July 23, 1941. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a time copy of Resolution DTo. 754 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of r 6 Palm Springs, at a -regular meeting thereof held on July 9, 1941. City C1'ek or�P�alsn Springsr (�e.l� ifornaa • _ooOoo--•- RESOLUTIOIIT N0. 755 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ' accepting resignation of Dr. Henry Hoagland. WHEREAS, the Mayor has presented the resignation of Dr. Henry 3oagland as member of -the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs, and l"dlEREAS, the City Council has fully considered the same, 1101'T THEIFEFORD ICE IT RESOLVED, that said resignation be accepted with regret, and that the City Council does hereby express its appreciation of the services of said Dr. Hoagland as a member and Chairman of said Commission. ev 0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 755 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on July 9, 1941. City Clerk of alrr Springs, Catjfornia ---oo0oo--•-• RESOLUTION ITO. 756 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving appointment of John Porter Clark to City Planning Commission. TVTTERTsA.S, the Mayor has appointed Mr. John Porter Clark a member of the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs, and has submitted such appointment to the City- Council for approval, and P':THE'TAS, the City Council has duly considered said appointment, • NO';T THERFPORE HE IT RESOLVED, that the said appointment of P'Tr. John Porter Clark as a member of the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs be and the same 1s hereby ag:,roved. s p___ I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 756 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on July 9, 1941. City Clerk of P lm 5'prings, Cttaifornia ® -00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 757 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating ;j1;500.00 for printing T.Taster Plan. b1RTERE&S, the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs 486 I(, z� 1 has prepared a Plaster Plan of said City, and vam�'RFAS, it is necessary that said plan be printed and published, and 7FER:FIAS, the sum of $500.00 in addition to all sums heretofore appropriated for such purpose is necessary to n_ay the cost of such printing and pub- lishing, NOIA' THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the sum of "500.00 in addition L all other sums heretofore appropriated, be and the same is hereby: appropriated ' from the General Fund to pay the cost of printing and publishinrL• the Master Plan of the City of Palm Springs prepared by the City Planning Commission. ---e--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 757 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of 'the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on July 9, 1941. City C-ler_ of a m Springs,G�1 1 'ornla V � ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 758 Of the City Council of the City of 'Palm Springs transferring funds . RESOLVED, that the sum of 1�400.00 be hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. 1' hereby certify -than the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. ' 758 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs :at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. 1-2_ City Clerk or &alm Springs, Ca Ti fornia ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 759 Of the City Council of the City of :Palm Springs + approving agreements to Joseph M. Schenck and George Foldesy, harmless for use of swimming pools. RESOLVTD, that the agreements with Joseph M. Schenck and George Foldesy, executed by the Arayor and City Clerk as follows.- "in consideration of Joseph Pi. Schenck allowing the City of Palm Sprip_ s the use of his swimming pool and appurtenances during the period from July 28, 1941 to September 15„ 1941, for the conduct and purposes of the City's recreational program and activities, the City agrees to hold him harmless tram any and all claims for bodily injuries, excluding property damages, arising from use of the pool and facilities by the City, its , officers, employees and permittees during said period. Dated at Palm Springs, California, this 28th day of July, 1941e CITY OF PAUA SPRINGS • By Philip L. Boyd PIIa.yo r By Guy Pinney • City Cleipk " "In consideration of George Fol.desy, doing business f as Palm Springs Hotel, allowing the City of Palm Springs the use of his swimming pool and appurtenances during the period. from July 28, 1941 to September 15, 1941 for the conduct and purposes of the City's recreational program and activities, the City agrees to hold him harmless from any and all claims for bodily injuries, excluding property damages, arising from use of the pool and facilities by the City, its officers, employees and permittees during said period. ' Dated at Palm Springs, California, this 28th day of July, 1941, CITY OF PA.LRI, SPRIT?GS By Philip L. Boyd _ Sa.yo r By Guy Pinney �Ci'ty OlerTr- be and they are hereby ratified and confirmed for and on behalf of the City of Palm Springs. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 0 759 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. City Clerk Sprii.gs,Ca ifornie. ' -•-._Oo0oo---- RESOLUT'IOAi NO, 760 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs orderinS Ancrease of City Treasurer's Bond. 17HEREAS, fir. John Sprague, Jr, was duly appointed City Treasurer of the City of ralm Springs on October 26, 1938, for an ind.eter- rainate term beginning October 27, 1938, and is still the duly act- ing and qualified City Treasurer of said City, and VMERU S, by Resolution Ho. 94 of the City Council adopted November 1, 1938, the penal sum of the performance bond of said City Treasurer v;as fixed at the sum of ,,10,000,00, and 'IuuHEHEAS, the City Council considers the amount of said bond insuf- ficien'L, 1\017 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the said City Treasurer, as expeditiously as possible, and in any event on or before October 1, 1941, furnish a new bond in the sum of js25,000.00, e.,ecuted by a. corporate surety qualified to transact business in the State of California, and that upon the approval and acceptance of such new bond by the City Council, Lhe present bond be surrendered and can - ' celled, as of the, date of such approval and acceptance, and the surety released thereon from liability for further acts of said City Treasurer= I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true Cony of resolution Yo. 760 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sprints, at a meeting thereof held on frugust 6, 1941, 7y Clerk of Palm Springs, Ca—lifV _17a sP-oo0oc RESOLUTION 1,,0. 761 Of the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs creating Flejo Flood Control Fund and authorizing deposits therein. ,=REAS, it is desired to encourage and assist in the construction of a revetment along -the north side of the wash extending; easterly from Indian Avenue at Flejo Road for flood control, and to accept contributions from owners of property abutting said wash, to pay -the cost of said work, and to do said work, EMU TI3EREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that a. fund be hereby creak--d -to be desig- nated !Tejo Flood Control Fund, and -that the City Clerk be authorized to accept deposits therein to pay for constructing said revetraent, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLUidD, that whenever sufficient money is deposited in said fund -to pay said cost the Street Department shall proceed with the doing; of said work. -- 0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 761 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the CiLV Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a regular meeting thereof held on P,ugust 6, 1941. City Cler`Tc ol'F' aim Springs, C Aifornia. # --WooOoo--- RESOLUTION NO. 762 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs exercising option to 'renew lease of premises at No. 482 North Palm Canyon Drive. ' 1KITEREAS, the City of Palm Springs as lessee occupies the premises in said City, County of Riverside, State of California, knovn7 as No. 482 North Palm Canyon Drive, and described as follows: The Northerly ground floor storeroom approximately 15 by 40 feet in size, being a part of the building situated on the Northerly 35 feet of the Southerly 70 Peet of the lest 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. Said premises also are known as No. 482 'North Palm Canyon Drive, as quarters for use in the administration of City affairs and for the use of City offices and employees under and pursuant to a lease dated October. 30th, 1940, between Louis Gautiello and Frances Gautiello, h-nsband and wife, of Palm Springs, California, first parties and lessors, and City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, of the State of California, second party, lessee, expiring October 14th, 1941, and .--MEREAS, the said lease contains an option in favor of the lessee to con- tinue the term of said lease for an additional two year period, namely the period from October l5th, 19,1, to October 14th, 1'343,.inclusive, accord- ing to all the terms of said lease excepting the amount of 'rental which ' shall be �'N1,000.00 for the additional two year term, the last two months of which rental shall be paid in advance on or before October 151th, 1941, and the remainder in twenty-two monthly installments beoim,.ing that date, and n1N RL^'AS, it is essential to the City of Palm Springs to retain said premises for its use in the administration of City affairs and for the use of its offices and employees, and • `JITEREAS, in the judgment of the City Council the rentals and considera- tions set forth in said lease .for such additional. term are fair and 0 489 reasonable, and dMREAS, the indebtedness or liability of the City of Palm Springs on said lease will not exceed in any year the income or revenue for such year, and r WFIERLAS, it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said option for the extention of said lease be exercised by the City, ' NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVPD, that the City of Palm Springs eyer- cise the option in said lease for an additional term of tyro years, namely beginning October 15th, 1941, and ending October 14th, 1943, inclusive, according to all the terms of said lease excepting the amount of rental which shall be $,1,000.00 for the additional the year term, the last two months of which rental shall be paid in advance on or before October 15th, 1941, and the remainder in twenty-two monthly installments beginning that date, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that one-half of said rent-al be paid from the General Fund of the City and the remaining ore-half thereof from the ';'daste Disposal Fund of said City, and BE IT FURTHER R1.S0IVPD, that the City Clerk is hereby authorized • and directed to notify the lessors of the exercising of said option by the City of Palm Springs at the time and in the manner specified in the said lease -­o--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Noy 762 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs , at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941n City Clerk of P�/n Springs, CalAfornia --moo000--- RESOLUTION PJO. 763 Of the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs exercising option to renew lease of premises at No, 480 North Palm Canyon Drive. EM-AS, the City of Palm Springs as lessee occupies the premises • in said City, County of Riverside, State of California, known as No, 480 Worth Palm Canyon Drive, and described as follows: The ground floor storeroom approximately 20 by i 40 feet in size, and including two complete -toilets, being a part of the building situated on the Northerly 33 feet of the Southerly 70 feet of the ':-'Jest half of Lot 1, Block 24, of Palm Springs, as per map recorded in Book 96, page 432 of I,Iaps, records of San Diego County, California. ' as quarters for use as a City Council Chambers and City Court loom and for the use of City offices and employees under and pursuant to a lease dated October 7th, 1933, between Louis Gautiello and Prances Gautiello, husband and -✓dife, of Palm Springs, California. first parties and lessors, and City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, of the State of California, second party, lessee, expiring October loth, 1941, and • 11177RECAS, the said lease contains an option in favor of the lessee to continue the term of said lease for an additional tro year period, namely the period from October 15th, 1941, to October 14th, 1943, 490 inclusive, according to all the terms of said lease, includin'r, the amount- of -rental, the last two months of which shall be paid in advance on or before October 15, 1941, and the remainder in twenty- � two equal monthly installments beginning that date:, and 'iigiPREAS, it is essential to the City of Palm Springs 'to retain said premises for its use in the administration of City affairs and for the use of its offices and employees, and WHEREAS, in the judgment of the City Council the rentals and considera- tions set forth in said lease for such additional term are fair and ' reasonable, and. 9 _S' F S, the indebtedness or liability of the City of Palm Springs on said lease grill not exceed in any year the income or revenue for such year, and 'dHER 1S, it is to the best interest and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that said option for -the extcntion of sari. lease be exercised by the City, NOW 11ilREFORE ISE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs exercise the option in said lease for an additional term of two years, namelzr beginning October 15th, 1.941, and ending October 14th, 1943, inclusive, according to all the terms of said lease, and • BE IT F"JRTHER RESOLVED, that one-half of said rental be paid from the General Fund of -the City and the remaininm one-half thereof from the l41ast'e Disposal Fund of said City, and 4 PE IT YURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk is hereby, authorized and directed to notify the lessors of -the exercising of said option by the City of Palm Springs at -the time and in the manner specified in the said lease. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 763 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. City Cleric of PRIM Sprin"s,'ral fornia ---00000--- RESOLUTIO-N NO. 764 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs employing Robert Frohn as janitor. "VAMERELS, Robert Frohn has i•rithdrawn his resignation as janitor for -the ` City Offices and other buildings, and 'the City Council is agreeable to re-employing him for such work, NOTT T11FREFORE BE I^1 RFSOLVED, that said Robert Frohn be and he is hereby employed as janitor for the City Offices, Jail, Court Room and P'faste Disposal Department at a. salary of y'A5.00 a month payable from the General Fund, beginning August 1, 1941, acid continuing until further order of the Council. `--e--- 1 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 764 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. City Clerk 0 Palm Spriiigs,� ali ornia ---co0oo--- 491 PN7SOrGTIOTT NO. 765 • Of the City Council of, the City of Palm Springs correctin.w salary of Maida Earnden. VdFIERE;'AS, by Resolution No. 752 of the City Council. adopted July 9, 1941, t-he salary of Maida IIarnden as stenographer and bookkeeper for the waste Disposal Department was increased :from 500.00 to 1,100.00, and VJIIEREAS, by mistake it was assumed the previous salary of said ' Maida. Iiarnden was $180.00, whereas said previous salary was Jp90.00 a month, and YBIEP,EAS, it was intended by said Resolution No. 752 to increase said salary in the amount of 120.00 a month, N071 THERT3FORE BE IT PMSOLITED, that said mistake be corrected and that the salary of said Maida Harnden beginning as of July 1, 1941, be and the same is hereby fined at P110.00 a month, payable from the Wvste Disposal Fund, until. further order of the City Council, the same being an increase of � 20.00 a month, being from 't90.00 to JlO.00 instead of from 00.00 to ,x100.00 a month. e_.-- • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 765 duly moored, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a, meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. • i City Clerk 'o.f' Pa m Springs, California 5 -=moo0oo-m- ' P.PSOLUTION NO. 766 1flEfi;RE&S, on December 8, 1939, the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of 3lission Indians, as Lessor, and the City of Palm Springs, as Lessee, made and entered into a lease commencing January 1, 1941, and continuing for twenty-five years, covering Section 18, Township 4 South, Range 5 Last, S. B. B. & M., whereby -the same was demised to the City for public airport and other uses and pur•- poses, and 'A'HE MMS, the said lease thereafter was ratified and confirmed by an Act of the Congress of the United States, being Ii. R. 2308 of the • 77th Congress, First Session, which Act was duly approved by the President. Said Act contained the conditions stated in Section 2 thereof, and the City of Palm Springs is desirous of carrying out said lease as so approved by the Act of Congress, Y 7 �MV THLRI'SFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs shall and it does hereby agree and concur with the said .lease as so ap- proved by the Act of Congress, and -the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to evidence the approval of said lease by the City and to pay to and for the said Lessor in the manner provided by said lease and Act of Congress, the minimum rental for the first year of said lease in the sum of �Y640.00, from General ' Funds f, I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 766 duly moved, seconded and adopted by -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a. meeting thereof held on fiagu�st 6, 1941. City Clerk of Pa :m .Springs, Cal i00rn:.La 11 ---000 0 0.,-- 492 fq 4q. RESOLUTION PTO. 767 Of the City Council_ of_the City of Palm Springs • approving application to Zoning Board for air- port permit. RESOLVED, that the application made by the City Clerk for and on behalf of the City to the Zoning Board of the City Planning Commission to per- mit -the construction and maintenance of an airport on Section 18 veLthin the City be and the same is hereby approved and ratified. ---0--- , I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 767 duly moved, .seconded and adopted by the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 19-11. C- - - ' ity Clerk_ of Pam Springs, ---00000--- P?FSOLUTION NO. 768 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving appointment of Ludiig Brau.moeller to position of Police Sergeant. RE,SOLVLD, that the appointment of Ludwig Braumoeller, patrolman of Palm Springs Police Department, to the position of Sergeant of Police on July 18, 1941, at a salary of w175.00 a. month payable from the General Fund, beginning as of July 18, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council, be and the same is hereby approved, ratified and confirmed, and RP;SOLV,D, that 'LeRoy Nall,be returned to the position of patrolman in ' said Police Department- as of July 18, 1941, at a salary of JD�150.00, be- ginning as of said July 18, 1941, and continuing; until further order of the City Council. 0--- I hereby hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 768 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. k D City Clerk of Palm Springs, C liforiva ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 769 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving and confirming employment of Raymond INi1son.. RESOLVED, that the emplo,�nent by the Chief of Police, approved by the Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council, of Raymond ';Nilson as patrolman in the Police Department on July 17, 1941, at a salary of s)150.00 a month payable from the General Fund, begun ing as of July 17, ' 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed. ---0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 769 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. • Ciz Clerk of a1m Springs, C 1forni.a ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 770 * Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving dismissal of Floyd D. Switzer. PESOLVED, that the dismissal of Floyd D. Switzer from the Palm Springs Police Department by the Chief of Police on July 20, 1941, be and the same is hereby approved. -W-0--- ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 770 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on Aagust 6, 16141. ° y City— Clerk of Palm Springs, California m--00000--- PESOLUTION NO. 771 Of the City Council of 'the City of Palm Springs approving; and confirming employment of Crest 0. Johnson • RESOLVED, that the employment by the Chief of Police, approved by the Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council, of Orest 0. Joluzson as patrolman in the Police Department on July 20, 1941, at a salary of ti,150.00 a month payable from the General Fund, beginning as of July 20, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council be and the same is hereby -ratified and confirmed. _m..0--- I hereby certify- that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 771 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on !ugus-b 6, 1941. City C1erl,of 1= Springs,California' ­_00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 772 JEE EAS, the Lions Club of Palm Sprints in a public spirit has • undertaken the procurement of an ambulance to serve the public welfare of this City, and by their endeavors and contributions from mans interested persons -throughout the City have procured an am- bulance vTM.ch they have offers.d to give to the City, and r 1.'MERE S, the said ambulance fills an important and essential need, there being no such service heretofore available 7rith.in the City, NOrr THYRLFO'E BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs shall and it does hereby accept the said ambulance from the Lions Club of Palm Springs, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby directed to express the thanks and appreciation of the City ' to 'the Palm Springs Lions Club and the many others who were respon- sible for procuring said ambulance and contributing it to the benefit of this community, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk be Bild he is hereby directed to accomplish the transfer and registration of the said vehicle in the name of the City of Palm Springs. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a tine copy of Resolution No. 1 49 , 772 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Couacil of the City of Palm Springs, at a meetin; thereof held on august 6, 1941. • Ci TF C1erle of Palm Snrin e, C . £ornia ---000 00-_- RPSOLU TION NO. 773 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ' to lease fire equipment. UBSOLVFND, that the City of Palm Springs lease from Pfiack International Totor Corporation the 1000 gallon triple compound '(;Tack pumping engine now used by the Fire Department for the period of one year beginning Jul,r 1, 1941, upon the terms set. forth in Resolution To. 741 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting thereof held June 30, 1941, and RESOLVED FURTHER, that the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and instructed -to execute said lease for and on behalf of the City, when approved as to form by the City Attorney. 0__. t I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 773 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on l:ugust 6, 1941> J City Clerk of 'a1m Springs, 0",al.afornia ---00000--- �J RESOLUTION NO. 774 ' Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs -to lease fire equipment. RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs lease from Frederick B. Philbrick the Gamewrell_ Fire tlanii equipment now used by the Fire Department for the period of one ,year beginning July 1, 1941, upon the terms set forth in .Resolution No. 746 of the City Council, adopted at a meeting; thereof held June 30, 1941, and RL'SOLVED FURTHER, that the Il7ayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and instructed to execute said lease for and on behalf of the City, when ap- proved as to form by the City Attorney. • r--C-- . I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution I%Tc. 774 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August- 6, 1941. C .-QT erk df Palm SnrinGs/.I Ca Ell riia ---00000--- ' RESOIJJTICN NO. 775 VMEREICS, by lZe,solution No. 665 this City Council has heretofore appointed Norman H. Harstad as Clerk of the City Court of the City of Palm Springs with the authorities therein set forth, and ITIEREAS, the said Norman H. Ha'rstad has heretofore on July 1st, 1941, ter- w urinated his employment by the City of Palm Sprinr--s, has ].eft Riverside County and has requested that he be relieved of his duties as such Clerk, s' 495 NOTT THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Norman 1I. Harstad be and he is hereby relieved of his duties as Clerk of the City Court and his appointment in that capacity is hereby 'terminated as of July 1, 1S41. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 775 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on ,(august 6, 19111. City Clerk of Palm Springs Californ5,z. ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 776 VMERFAS, the City Council has heretofore appointed a Judge of the City Court pursuant to the provisions of the Ylunicipal Corporations Act, which Judge has no Clerk, but instead acts as his oven Clerk, and th.e Council now deems it necessary and for the best interests and advantage of the City that a Clerk of said Court be appointed • for the purpose of performir_g clerical acts in criminal matters in the said Court, and 7=21. :S, under the said Municipal Corporations Act the Council may in its discretion appoint such subordinate officers and employees for the City as in its Judgment may be deemed. necessary. MCIA, THEREFORE. BE IT R—ESOLVED that Lyle J. Sanard, an experienced and qualified person, be and h© is hereby appointed as Cler1_: of the City Court of Palm Springs with authority to act as such in all criminal matters pending before the Court, without compensa- tion other than his salary as Chief of Police, until other or further action of this Council. ---o_.... I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copi> of Resolution No. 776 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sps•ings, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. —�-- -- r Caty C1e., a In re pr�n.gs, Cal orni.a ---00000--- RESOLU'TIO11 NO, '777 a Of the City Council of the City of Palm Sprinr,s approving bond of Pierson-DeLane, Inc. RJ'1SOINED, that the bond executed by Pierson-DeLane, Inc. as principal and Columbia Casualty Company as surety, in the penal sum. of '; 2727.44, dated July 11, 1941, and. conditioned -that whereas the said Pierson- DeLane, Inc. entered into a contract dated January 2, 1941, and Supplemental .addenda dated June 26, 1941, to be and foie¢ a part of ' said agreement of 1/2/41 with the City of Palm Springs by the texas and condi'Liens of which said contract said Pierson-DeLane, Inc. agreed to furnish police two--way radio equipment, including 250 watt central station automatic relay receiver, transmitting and receiving antenna, as per plans and specifications, and furnish all the work and material necessary therefor, in accordance with 'the plans and specifica- tions therefor, as will more fully appear in said contract; therefore, if the said Pierson-DeLane, Inc. shall well and truly perform the work contracted to be performed under said contract, then said obligation to be null and void; othergise to remain in full force and effect, and 1 496 providing that no right of action shall. accrue under said bond to or for the; use of any person other than the City of Palm Springs, which said bond has been approved as to form by the City Attorney, • be and the: same is hereby approved and accepted by the City Council. for and on behalf of the City of Pal.r, Springs, and ordered filed with the City Cleric. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true; copy of Resolution No. 777 duly moved, seconded and adopted by Lhe City Council of ' the City of Palm Springs , at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. City Clark of Palm Sp/// rings, Cifornia ---00000--- U RESOLUTION NO. 778 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving memorandum of agreement for expen- diture of cent gas tax allocated for state highways. • VTHHREAS, the State of California, through its Department of Public Works, Division of Highways, has presented a memorandum of agree- ment in accordance with a project statement submitted by the City for expenditure of the ti. cent gas tax for the 1941-43 bierntium • allocated for State highways in the City of Palm Springs; and NITEI S, the City Council has heard read said. agreement in full and is farailia-r with the contents thereof; TITFREFORF, be it resolved by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs that said agreement for expenditure of -the cent , gas tax allocated for State highways be and the same is hereby approved and -the Mayor and. the City Clerk are directed to sign the same on behalf of said City. ADOPTED this 6th day of August, 1941. Philip L. Boyd T1,Tayor of the City of Palm Springs Attest: Guy Pinney City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs - �� • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution • No. 778 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941.. Cit _C r�oP� m Spy rings, -C6iffornia ---00000--- U RESOLUTION NO. 779 , WHEP,EAS, by Ordinance No. 98 this City Council has created the office of City Manager of the City of Palm Springs, and idHERTAS, the Council has carefully considered the duties of said office and the persons available -therefor and has considered the persons applying for said position, and believes that John Lange is capable and qualified to assume and perform the duties of said office, 0 NON THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that John Lange be and he is hereby appointed as City Kanager of 'the City of Palm Springs, effective September 1, 1941, and continuing until further or other order of City Council, at a compensation of yjIZ50.00 per month. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the duties and authorities of John Lange in the capacity of City 14ana.ger shall be 'chose set forth in the said Ordinance No. 98 as the duties and authorities of City I;4ana.ger until further or other order of this Council. --- o_.._ I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution N'o. 779 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 1941. City Clara of Ira m Springs, /"California -vsoo000--- l RESOLUTION NO. 780 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs + approving requisition for motor truck. RESOLVED, that the requisition of the Street Superintendent to purchase from M d-Valley Chevrolet Company, San Bernardino, Cal- ifornia, one Dodge truck chassis and cab for use as a tank wagon by the Street Department, at the price of ' 395.00 plus Cal.ifoinia sales tax, be and -the same is hereby approved, and BE IT FU RTHEP. RESOLVED, that the City Clerk be hereby authorized to execute a purchase order for the purchase of said equipment from said Mid-Valley Chevrolet Company without calling for bids or ' quotation from other persons. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 780 duly moved, seconded and adopted by -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 6, 19d1. City Clerk of Palm Springs, �a liforniia RESOLUTI( N NO. 781 + ',,,TPREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs has heretofore by Ordinance No. 104 fixed the amount of money necessary to be raised by taxation upon the taxable property - thin the City as a revenue -to carry on the various departments of such municipal cor- poration ;:or the current fiscal year beginning July 1, 19,11, at the total sum of Sixty.-nine Thousand Dollars ({;>69,000.00), and. I:TIIEPJ�J.S, the County >luditor of Riverside County has heretofore and ' prior to the second Monday in August, 1941, transmitted to the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, a statement in writing sholrring the -total value of all proper-t-y within the City, ascertained from the Assessment Books of Riverside County for the current year, as equalized and correctod, in the sum of Six Idillion Nine. Hundred Winety-three Thousand Three hundred Dollars (0,993,300.00) , exclusiae of unsecured personal property -totalling Two Hundred Sixty--four Thousand Pour Hundred Twenty Dollars ( f264,420.00) , and solvent credits totalling • One Hundred Ten Thousand .Six Hundred Dollars (1110,600.00) . 1,'M R.EAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs now desires to r 498 Ir fix the rate of taxes which shall be sufficient to raise the amount so faxed by the City Council by said Ordinance No. 104, and also the ex- pense. of collection thereof, to-wit, the further sum of Three Hundred Sixt,�r Dollars (.jHMO) , using as a basis the value of the property so assessed and equalized as shomn by the said statement in writing hereto- fore transmitted to the City Council by the County Auditor as aforesaid, and TL;R11 S, the City's portion of taxes on said unsecured personal property and solvent credits for the current year computed at the applicable rates and without any allowance for delinquencies or expenses of collection ' aggregates approximately the sum of Two Thousand Six Hundred Eight7--one Dollars and 'Three Cents (';,2,681003) , and the City Council does hereby determine that Ube amount to be allowed for delinquencies in the current year' s taxes shall not be less than Three Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-four Dollars and Three Cents (�1p3,254a03) , which sum is hereby alloyed for such delinquencies, A'01V THEP,F.FOPE BE IT RESOLVED, that in order to raise the amount of money so fixed by Ordinance No. 104 as being necessary to be raised by taxation upon the taxable property within the City of Palm Sprin,-s as a revenue to carry on the various departments of such municipal corporation for the current fiscal year, and the expense of collection thereof, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs does hereby fix the rate of taxes for the current fiscal year at One Dollar (n;1 .00) upon each One Hundred Dollars (; 100.00) • of the value of the property therein so assessed and as equalized which rate shall be the same throughout the City there bein no different mates for any portions or districts thereof. • BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk of the City of Palm Sprinp-s shall be and he is hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, to forthwith transmit to the County Auditor of Riverside County a certified copy of this Resolution and a statement of the said rate of taxes hereby fixed. 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 781 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 19, 1941. s, City Clerk of Palm Sp ring06 Ce_fforriia Cimo0Ooo---- RESOLUTION NO. 782 • Of the City Council of the City of :Palm Sprinws to purchase motorcycle. 'A'H TMAS, the City of Palm Springs needs a new motorcycle for traffic • police officer, and r73R,FnS, the City has to Harley-Davidson motorcycles which are old and worn out and not safe or economical for use in police work, and '.'VHZTZF S, the City Council has received an offer from DQatts Cycle and Supply Company, Riverside, California, to sell to the City a new 1941 model 74 special. Police Bonneville Indian motorcycle for y�547.80, taking in part ' payment therefor the said two Harley--Davidson motorcycles for an allowance of ?11225.00, leaving a balance of �,',322.60 to be paid in cash, and YTHEREAS, said offer is the lowest and best offer received, there being only one other offer, to--wit, by Skip Fordyce, Riverside, California, NO',V THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that- said offer of ldatts Cycle and Supply Company be and the same is hereby accepted, and that the City Clerk be R hereby directed to issue a purchase order for said purchase and exchange, r 9 without calling for additional offers or bids, said sum of ,322.60 to be paid from the General Fund.. ee=0_­ I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 782 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on sugust 19, 1.941. J ' City Clerk of Palm Springs�� Californir ---000oo--- RESOLUTION PTO. 783 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ;-ranting the Fire Chief leave of absence. ATPHEREAS, the annual convention of the Association of Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs will be held in Reno, Nevada, September 8th, 9th and loth, 1941, and I'1,1HEYEAS, it is considered desirable that the Fire Chief of -the City • of Palm Springs attend said convention, ITO-W TITLRrFOidP BE IT RESOLVED, that William Leonesio, Fire Chief of the City of Palm Springs be granted a leave of absence to attend said convention, and that the sum of ,,75.00 be hereby appropriated from the General Fund be pay the necessary traveling and hotel ex- penses of said Chief to and from and while in attendance at said convention. e_-- ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Ploy °783 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 19, 1941. City Cler of 'Palm Springo, Califoiai a ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 764 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs granting Gladys Y. Murray permission to conduct public dances. 7,1IEREAS, Gladys Y. Jurray has applied for a permit to conduct pub- lic dances in the Amado Cafe, 175 East Amado Road, in the City of Palen Springs, nightly for the remainder of the fiscal year 1941- 1942, and 7TEEREAS, the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee of the City Council have made an investigation of said application and applicant and have reported that the granting of said permit will not be contrary to -the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City and have recommended the granting of said permit, and '.MREAS, the City Council is fully informed in respect -to said matter and deems -that the granting of said permit will not be in- jurious 'be the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City. HOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVFD, -that a permit to conduct said public dances in said kmado Cafe, at 175 East Amado Road, in the City of q Palm Springs, during the remainder of the fiscal year 1941-1942, upon the payment of license taxes required by the business license tax ordinances of the City, be hereby granted to said Gladys Y. Murray. W a I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 784 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 19, 1941. City Clerk ofTalm SprinSsCoporn`i M ---00000--- R;SOLUTION N0. 785 ' Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs adopting budget and approving memorandum of agreement for expenditure of f cent gas tax allocated for streets of major importance. THERFAS, a memorandum of agreement has been presented to be entered into with the State of: California in accordance with a project statement for expenditure of the _ cent gas -tax for the fiscal ,year 1942 allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways in the City of Palm Springs, and WHEREAS, 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 Palm Springs that said project statement be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of proposed expenditures 0£ the h cent gas tax allocated for streets of major importance other than State highways, and said agreement be and the same is hereby- approved and the Mayor and the City Clerk are directed to sign the same f on behalf of said City, said agreement to be binding upon the City upon its execution by the authorized officials of the State. ADOPTED this 19th day of August, 1941. Philip L. Boyd _ Mayor of the City of Palm Springs Attest: Guy Pitney City Clerk of the City of AS Springs -. o--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 785 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on Au('f/gust 19, 19Q,s-1- City Clerk of P!lm Springs, ni Califora ---00000--- RESODKION NO. 786 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting the resignation of Harry Lav;son Plymire. RESOLVED, that the resignation of Honorable Harry Lawson Plymire as member of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, representing District Number One, be and the same is hereby accepted. --0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 786 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on August 19„ 194� City Clerk of Palm Springs, Ca o f'ornia ' ---00000--- End of Resolution Book No. 1 . City Clerk of PK1:.n'Springs, Calh'fornia RESOLUTION N0. 787 ♦ Of the City Council of the City o Palm Spring-s transferrinm funds. RESOLVED, that the sum of $, 00.00 be hereby -transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. I hereby certify that -the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution. No. 787 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on Se Jeer 3, 1941 . City Clerk koofu Palm' Se-rings, CalTIfornia ­-00000--_ (J RESOLUTIONi NO. 788 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs extending leave of Robert D Murray WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, California, hereto- fore by its Resolution No '726, adopted at a meeting; of said Council 'veld Y June 18, 1941, granted Councilman Robert D Murray 'permission to be absent from regular meetings of the City Council, and from the State of Califo-rnia, from June 30, 1941, to September 2nd, 1941, both dates inclusive, and r 11TP17REAS, it appears that there exists an urgent necessity for the extension of said period, NONIM-TEREFORE BF IT RESOLVED, that the City Council does hereby consent that the time allowed by law for the absence of said Robert D Murray be and it is hereby extended to and including sixty days from September 2, 19,11. -...._c.. -- I hereby certify that the fore;�-oing is a true copy of Resolution No. 788 ' duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 3, 1941. City Clerk of Pa:1m.-Springs, Calllifornia-- / --moo0oo--= RESOLUTION 110. 789 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs constituting agreement with the United States, relative to operation and maintenance of -the Palm Springs Airport. 14'IEREAS, the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics of the United States De- partment of Commerce (hereinafter referred to as "Administrator"), acting pursuant to the terms of the Department of Commerce Appropriation Act, 19,12 (Public Law 135, 77th Congress, Title IT), has designated as necessary for national defense a project (herein called the "Project") for development of the Palm Springs Airport (herein called the "Airport"), which project is in- dentified as S- 904-4-29 a and y.'HEREAS, as a condition precedent to release and operation of the Project, the Administrator requires that the City of Palm Springs (herein called the ' ("City")) have a leasehold interest for a period of *hrenty-five years from January lst, 19dJ, under terms of lease referred to in Public 177, Seventy- seventh Congress (I1 R 2308), To the landing area of the Airport- and the Lands to be improved under the Project and enter into an agreement with the United States (herein called the "Government"), in the manner and form hereof; and 7HERE1,13, the City is legally, financially, and otherwise able to enter into such an agreement and desires to avail itself of the benefits of prosecution of the Project; NOI'V, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THL City Council of the city: • See-L-ion. 1. That £or and in consideration of development of the A.irpo-rt by the Government as contermlated by the Project, the City does hereby r 2 -b covenant and agree vrith the Covernment as follows; • (a.) The Government shall have the right Lo develop the Airport as it sees fit, including the right to determine the exact nature of the improvements to be made under the Project, the manner in which the Project is to be conducted, the amount of Federal funds to be expended, and all other matters relating to the Project. The City will cooperate with -the (,overrunent -to ensure prosecution of the Pro- ject without interference or hindrance, and agrees to permit the a,;en Ls and ernnloyees of the Government, and all persons authorized by the Administrator, to enter upon, use, and occupy the Airport as the Ad. ' ministrator may deem necessary or desirable in connection with the conduct of the Project. (b) The City agrees to indemnify and. save harinless the Government against and from any and all claims and damager, .which may arise from or in connection with the carrying out of the Project, excepting claims for materials furnished or work performed pursuant to authority given by officers, employees, or agents of the Government. (c) 'It is understood and agreed that all improvements made under the Project shall. be the sole and absolute property of the City, e=.cept ,where specifically agreed otherxise, in writin,11., prior to the under taking of the improvement or installation in question. Y (d.) The City ar,rees that, continuously during the term of this agreement, the ,Fairport will be operated as such, and for no other purpose, • and that unless utilized exclusively for military purposes, it will at all -times be operated for the use and benefit of the public, on reason- able terms and without unjust discrimination, and. -without grant or ex- ercise of any exclusive right f'or use of the Airport within 'the meaning of Section 303 of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938. (e) The City- agrees that it will at all -5imes during the term of' this agreement ina.intain in good and serviceable condition are repair ' the entire landin? area of the Airport and. all improvements, facilities, and equipment whicb. have been or may be made, constructed, or iris talled with Federal aid, including all. improvements made under clio Project, other than facilities and equipment owned by the Governnent. (f) Insofar as is v'.Rthln its powers and reasonably possible, the City will prevent any use of land either within or outside the boundaries of the Airport, including the construction, erection, alteration, or Irovnh, of any structure or other object 'thereon, ivhich would be a hazard to the landing, taking-off, or maneuverin; of aircraft at the Airport, or other.-vise limit its usefulness as an airport. (�g) In order to protect -the ri,,hts and interests of the Goverivnent « under this resolution, -the City agrees that it n-11 not enter into any transactior which would onei;ate Lo deprive it of any of the ri-hts and powers necessary to per£oran any or all of the covenants made heroin, nrloss 1) such transaction the obligation to perform all such covenants is assumed by another public agencv. Sectiosi 2. That the City does hereby warrant and represent to the: Government as follows; (a) That the City has a leasehold interest for a period of ttiwcnty- fi.ve years beginning January 1 , 1941, under terms of lease refen_-r•ed to in Public 1.77, Seventy-seventh Congress (13 R 2508), to 0.11 the lands comprising the landing area of the Aix-port and to all lands to be im- proved under the Project, which lands are sho-un on the sketch attached hereto as parb of Exhibit The title -to said lands is vested in the United States of America, which holds said. title in trust for Lhe p ,ua laliente or Palm Sprints ;and. of Mission In(lians. As appears from said Act of Congress -there was executed at Palm Sprinl,;s on December 4, 1939, D. lease ill -")Qrds • n and figures as set Portb verbatim therein, between the Ague Caliente or Palm Springs nand of blissicn Indians of California, as Lessor, a.ncl the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, as Lessee;, covering said lands. Said lease was duly ratified, and confirmed by said Act of the Congress of Lho Uvited States, approved by the President, and described as Public 177, « Seventy-seventh Congress (T1 R 2308), subject to the conditions stated in Section 2 of said act. The conditions set forth in said Section 2 have been acoented by the City as per the terms of Resolution No, 766, adopted Au7ust C, 1941, The City is informed that said conditions also have been sccepteri by the said bane of Indians and that such consent- has been communi- ' cared be the Depari-ment of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Said ➢eparLment has accepted the first years rental payment unties said Lease, and has advised the City that unen its ccceptance of the conditions of Section 2 (which as stated, has been done), construction, maintenance and operation or the airport may begin upon the filing; with the Superintendent of the Hissi.on Indian Amency at Riverside and vgith said Office of Indian Affairs at Washington, of the plans for the construction, maintenance and operation of the airport as approved by the Civil Aeronautics Authority,, (b) That the City has the power and authority -to adopt this resolution and to perform all. of the covenants contained therein; (c) That the City is financially and practically able to perform all R of the covenants contained in this -resolution, (d) That there is no pending or threatened liti„anon or other ler,al 1 proceeding, and no material and relevant fact, which might adversely affect the prosecution of the Project-, the operation of -the Airport, or the per- formance of any of the covenants contained in this resolution, vdnich has not been brought to the attention of the Administrator; (e) That the City Co-omcil of the City has complied ,a)ith all require- ments of law in adopting this resolutions (f) That such of the above representations and ura.rranties as in- volve questions of law are matte upon -the advice of the City Attorney of the City, whose certificate as to such matters has been previously de- livered to the Council and is annexed hereto and made a part hereof, as, xhibit I Section 3, That City .Attorney and D;Iayor be and they are authorized to furnish the Administrator such legal and factual information relative to -the Airport, the Project, and this -resolution as he may -reasonably re- quest. Section 4, That Sections l and 2 of this resolution shall become effective up or the a'OPard Of any cons tru oti.or contract ('or any portion of -the Project or the inau;uration of any portion of the Project under force w account, and shall continue in full force anti effect during the useful life of the improvements made under the Project, e Section 5, That two certified copies of this resolution be sent fortl'im-ith to the ,&chninistrator, throu;h the Recional T.10-11awer of Civil Aeronautics, Santa irloniea, California,. _­0--- I approve of the adoption of the foregoing resolution, ' Phillip L. Boyd Mayor of the City of Palm Springs -•=�•000oo__m CPRTIFICATE 01' City Cleric of Palm Springs I, Guy Pinney, the duly appointed, qualified and actir_ Cit- Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, do hereby certify that the foregoin!j• resolution was legally adopted at a meetin of the City Council of -the Ciiy of Palm Springs dull? held on the 3rd day of September-, 1941, and that said rose- 4 t� lution has been compared by me with the original thereof on file in my office and is a true copy of the mhole of said original. is IN -CUTXJ?,SS '4','Hr OP, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of the City of Palm Springs, this 3rd day of September, 1941. r City Clerk of the' City of Palm Sprin,,s. 0-­ 1 Pti74IBIT "A" Referred to in foregoing Resolution No. 789 CERTIFICATE Of City Attorney of Palm Sprin-,s I, Roy VT. Co'1ega.te, the duly- appointed. and qualified City Attorney of the City of Palm Springs having read the proposed resolution in form hereto- fore submitted to the City by the !administrator of the Civil Aeronautics, # the adoption of which is required as a condition. precedent to the develop- ment of the Palm Springs !airport, do hereby certify- f_ 1. That the City of Palm Springs has a leasehold interest to all L-he lands comprising the larding area of said airport and 'to all the lands to be unproved under the Project mentioned in said resolution„ which lands are shown on the attached. sketch. Said leasehold interest is held free from any lien or encu-mbrance and the nature and details thereof are as follows. The said lands, namely Section 16, Toirnship 4 South, range 5 fast of the San Bernardino Base and Meridian -was patented to the United States of America on May 14, 1896 pursuant to an Act of Congress dated January 12, 1891 (Ch. ' 65, 26 Scat. 712). Said lands at all times since have been. and are now held in trust by the United States of America for the benefit of the Agua. Caliente or Palm Springs Band of Mission Indians. There was executed at Palm Springs on December 4, 1939, an indenture of lease between the said A&Ua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of D4ission Indians,, t-here.i.n desiSna.ted as Lessor, and the City of Palm Springs, a municipal corporation, therein designated as Lessee, covering Lhe said Section 18, Which lease is for a period of twenty-five years beg:inni.ng January 1st, 19,11, and provides that the said City shall use the demised premises for pulflic airport and other uses and. purposes. Said lease of December 4, 1.939, vras and is set forth verbatim in an Let a of Congress duly passed anti approved at the Seventy-seventh session thereof and knovai as Public 177, Seventy-seventh Con;•ress (.H R 2308), to Zvhich ref- erence is hereby ;Wade. By said Act the said lease w^.s ratified and confirmed � subject to the conditions stated in Section 2 thereof, irr'nich reads as follovr;; "Sec. 2. No assignment of the fore oin, lease shall become effective- until approved by the Secretary of the Interior or his authorized repre- sentative, and all revenues payable to the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs Band of Tlission Indians under -the terms of said leaso or any assignment thereof shall be remitted to the superintendent or el;her officer in charge of the Agua Caliente or Palm Springs reservation, and distributed in per ' capita payments as authorized by section 2 of the Aci, of August 25, 1967, Public,Numbered 375, Seventy-fifth Con,ress. The construction, maintenance, and operation of any airport on the land covered by said lease shall conform to such requirements as may be pre- scribed by the Civil Aeronautics Authority." The conditions set forth in said Section 2 have been duly accepted by the City as per the -terms of its resolution No. 786, adopted August 6, 1941, which is hereby referred to. A certified copy of the said resolution has been delivered -be the United States Department of the: Interior, Office of r Indian .AA:Ffai.rs, together with the sum of Sir_ Hundred ror•ty Dollars (�;640000� -representing the First year's rental under the said lease pursuant to directions of the said Office of Indian Affairs. I have been advised that the said conditions also have been considered by the said band of Indians and that the Secretary thereof has communicated to « the said. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, the ap- proval of said band . The City has been advised by that office that the payment of rentals under the said lease start as of January 1, 1941, and that airport construction, maintenance and operation may begin upon the filing with the Superintendent of the Yission Indian Agency at River- side, California, and a copy to the Office of Indian Affairs at !"lashing- bon, Do C., of the plans for the construction, maintenance and operation of the airport as approved by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. 2. That the City of Palm Springs has the power to adopt said res- olution and to perform all of the covenants and conditions contained therein. 3. That there is no pending or threatened litigation or other legal_ procee,'ing which mi-ht adversely affect the prosecution of said Project, the operation of said Airport, or the performance of any of the covenants contained in said, resolution. w Roy N. Colgate City Attorney of bhe City '-7-Palm Springs p--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of "Exhibit A" referred to in Resolution No. 789 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, adopted September 3, 1941 City C1erh of the'City of Palm Springs =�00000� •- RESOLUTION NO. 790 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs requesting United States Weather Bureau at Palm Springs. WHEREAS, the Palm Springs airport is an important emergency landing place for transcontinental airships, and 7J[HEI E!1.S, during many months of the year coastal air conditions do not permit safe operation of transcontinental or intermediate cast or west flights over the; San 0orgonia Pass, adjacent to the Palm Springs airport, and 7 R`tEAS, the safety and convenience of air traffic operators and passen- gers require regular and frequent weather reports, and WHEREAS, air traffic has been delayed and interrupted, and operators and passengers have been inconvenienced and exposed to danger, beeause of be- ing unable to obtain frequent and regular reports of weather conditions ' in the vicinity of Palm Springs, aM 1uMFRFAS, commercial and private air traffic through Palm Springs is in- creasing, and the United States Army and Navy are matting more frequent use of the airport facilities at Palm Springs, and W FPEAS, it is belieTed that such air traffic and the convenience of op- erators and passengers require a regular United States 'heather Rureau service at Palm Springs, with trained personnel for making observations and reports of weather conditions for information of air pilots and air traffic officials. t RUN THEREFORE BE I'T RESOLVED, that the United States Weather Bureau be requested to establish and maintain such service at Palm Springs, California. ...�.,e0--- awn rrole l� I hereby certify that the foregoin is Lrue copy of Resolutic;l Isjc- 790 duly moved, seconded and adapted b_ the City Council of the City � of Palm Springs, aL- a meeting thereof held on September :,, 19-1.1. City Clerk of Polm Sprin„s, California ---000000--.e ?2E0OLUTTOY YOB 791 ' Of tha City Council o,: the City of Palm Springs authorizing temporary em- ploynenL of Secreta,— for City Offices- RL'SOLM, thaL the City TITanager be authorized to employ a telephone switchboard operator and steno^;raphev for LC-rIporar�% servi.cc in the CiLy UL'Pio-es at a compensation not exceeding ' 120.00 a month payable from the General Fund. _.-u,o ��.� I hereby certif.,* that the foregoir.;; is a true copy of Resolution PTom Y 791 duly moved seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a :meetinZ; thereof held. on September 3, 194.1. City Clerk of Pa.1n:ST>>'in?;s, California o G00e— I,II-TI011 DTO. 792 Of the City Council of the City of ' Palm Sprints confirnin; employment of David S. Carothers r RL'SOL-VED, Lhat the employment by tho Superintendent of the T4raste Dis- posal Department of Davie' S Carothers as drivers helper in the 1;'rite Disposal Department, in the place and stead of Floyd Craft, rssir;ncd, at a salary of 4?.s 121.00 a. month, payable from the :daste Disposal Fund, be;inning September 15, 194I, a.nd continuing until further order of the City Council, be hereby -ratified and confirmed. .___o--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution iyoa 792 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the CiLy of F'a.lm Sprims, at a meeting; thereoC held on September 3, 199.1. d City C1Fz�k of` Palm Springs "'('ah.iornia - 000000— P,P,SOLLTION NO. 793 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ratifying and confirm- ing emploment of J. Fz Smith. LSOL7irD, that the employment by the Chief of Police, approved by the Chairman of the Public Safety Coimnittee of the CiLy Council, if J. F� STr,ith as patrolman in Lhe Police Department on September 1 , 1941, at a salary of 7,150.00 a month pa,rable from the General Fund, be-inning• as of September 1, 1941, and continuing until f,irther order o£ the City Council, be and the same is hereby re.tific:d and confirmed I hereby certify that the fore-cin; is a true- copy of iZo2olullon No. 793 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 3, 1941, City Clerk of Palm Springs, (California oo0oo=w=- ' RESOLUTION Ns 794 Of the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs ratifying and confirm- ing employment of William Lee Smith. RESCLVED, that the employment by the Chief of Police, approved by the Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council, of -;i"11iam Lee Smith as patrolman in -the Police Department on SoptemhOil 1, 1941, at a salary of V150.00 a month payable from the General Fund, be�;imiing as o£ September 1, 1941 and continuing until further order of the City Council, be and the same is here'Dy ratified and confirmed. 0--- I hereby certify that the fore„oin is a true copy of Resolution Non 794- duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City * of Palm Springs, at a meetinr, thereof held on September 3, 1941. ��� �.�v✓v�J�- —pal City ileric of Palm Springs, Cal--O rnia RESOLUTION NO. 795 �. Of the City Ceunc_l of the City of Palm Springs appointing H. Lawson Plymire to office of member of City Council, District Oneo VME ViS, there is at presena a vacancy in the office of City Council- man for District 1 of the City of Palm Springs, -which vacancy has ex- fisted for less than thirty days, and IKHE FS, the City Council of Palm Springs believes that it is 'to the best interest and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that II. Lamson Pl-ymire a resident and elector in the City of Palm Springs and • in said District 1 -thereof, who has -resided therein for more than one year preceding this date be appointed as such City Councilman, NO-ff, THEREFORE, BE IT I -jSOLVED that H. Lawson Plzmrire be and he is hereby appointed as Councilman for and representint, District 1 in -the City of Palm Springs. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 795 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Snrings, �at a meeting thereof held on September 3, 1941. City' Clerk of Palm Sprin gs, 'Califo ria 00000-a 11 f 8 RESOLUTION NO, 796 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appointing Councilman Sarum to State Guard Local Advisory Committee. r RESOLVED, that Councilman Raymond Y. Sarum, be and he is hereby ap- pointed to serve as a member of the State Guard Local Advisory Com- mittee of Palm. Sprina,•s as a representative of the City Council in an unofficial capacity. -- a--- ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cony of Resolution NO. 796 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of 'the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on Sepptember 17, 1941. City C1— e�rk of ?aim Springs, Ca .if _- 00Coo--- RESOLUTION NO. 797 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating $p60.00 for street signs and lettering. RESOLVED, that the sum of $60.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the General Fund to pay for wooden street signs and lettering, to be placed at street intersections to comply with requirements of the United States Post Office Department to aid in free delivery of mail. ---a--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. ' 797 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sprints, at a, meeting thereof held on September 17, 1941. City Clark 1m�Springs, C' iif. ---00000--- RESOLtiTION NO. 798 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating money for construction of culvert at Camino El Isncanto, and south Palm Canyon Drive. RESOLVED, that the sum of $36.27 be and the same is hereby appropriated for material and labor to construct a culvert at -the intersection of Camino El t!ncanto and south Palm Canyon Drive, and RESOLVED FURTHER, that the Street Department be hereby authorized and directed 'to undertake and ,complete said work. 0--- I hereby hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. ' 796 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held. on September 17, 1941 1. Cl of F'a_ n Springs, C if. 4 ---00000--- u w RESOLUTION NO. 799 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs requesting the County Road Department to do -roadwork in the City RESOLVED, that the County Road Department of Riverside County be and it is hereby requested to pave Sunrise lay from Ramon load to Tamarisk Road; and Tamarisk Road from Sunrise way to Paseo de A,n.a; and McCallum Park- may From Sunrise itl'ay to the east boundary of :Section 13, Township 4 South, A nZe 4 East, S. B. B. &, P.R., with plant mix (the roadways on Sunrise Way and Tamarisk Road to be one traffic lane at least twenty feet in width; and on McCallum Parkway to be -two separated traffic lanes, each twenty feet in width), and to do such other work within the City as may be di- rected by the Superintendent of Streets. ---0--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 799 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting; thereof held on September 17, 1941. ',6' r . �_. � vc Ci y Clerk o ' P."_m,�Springs, a if. --00000=-- RESOLUTION NO. 800 WHEREAS by ,,rant dated September 6th, 1941, John W. "h4illiams and Helen G. Alliams, his wife, for and in consideration of the stun of One Dollar, ' the receipt whereof is acknowledged, 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-ndts The southerly rectangular fifty (50) feet of Lot 9 in Section 13, Township 4 South, ha.nge 4 East, S. B. B. M., Palm Valley Colony Lands as recorded in Map Book 14, Page 652, Records of San Diego County, California. AND WHEREAS, the acceptance of said grant has been approved by the City y Planning, Commission of the City- of Palm Springs; AND Yj7EREAS, it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs to be for the advantage and benefit of said City accept said grant; i`0'dl THEREU'OiI'. BE IT .,'ESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that said grant be and the same is hereby accepted. ---0--- 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 17th day of September 1911.` City Cleric of f alm Springs �CCalif ---00000--- r 10 ;, rA- l� V RESOLUTION PTO. 601 ''ilILREA,S by gram; dated September 6th, 1941, Pearl Mi . McManus and Austin C. McA4anus, her husband, for an in consideration of the sum of One Dollar, � the receipt whereof is aclniowled,ed, have „ranted to the City Of Palm Borings, a municipal corporation, an easement for public highway and public utility purposes over the folloviing, described lands situated in -the City of Palm Springs„ in the County of Riverside, State of California, to-wit: The southerly rectangular fifty (50) feet of Lots Eleven (11), ' Tirelve (12), Thirteen (13), Fourteen (14;), Fifteen (15), and. Sixteen (16) and the northerly rectangular fifty (50) feet of Lots Seventeen (17), Eighteen (lo) , idi.neteen (19), Twenty (20), Twenty One (21), T-vrenL-y Two (22), Twenty Three (23) and Twenty Four (24), all in Section 13, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S. B. B. DPI. , Palm valley Colony Lands as recorded in Map Book 14, Page 652, Records of San Diego Coutny, California. AND 1.',[HMEAS, the acceptance of said grant has been approved by the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs; AND VITIEWAS, it is deemed by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs � to be for the advantage and benefit of said accept said grant; NO'A1 TH REWO RE Br IT TSOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, that said grant be a.nd the same is hereby accepted. , I hereby certify that the foregoin„ resolution was duly moved, senorided .and adopted b,* the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held on the 17th day of September , 1941 city CCM- o.f Pr� Spriii`° , Ca,lif'. ---00000--- RESOLUTION NO. 802 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs designating and naming McCollum Parkway,. [22CLULD, that the street along the east and west center line of Section 13, Township 4 South, Range 4 Last, S. B. B. Fc M. from the east line of said section to the intersection of Sunrise Wa.y be named, designated and known as McCallum Parkway, as a tribute to iVirs. Pearl 3JcCallum McP,Ianus, and in memory of her father. r IiFSOLVPD 1!TRTIFR, that the extension westerly of said street from Sunrise 'Kay to Indian. Avenue, whenever the same may be opened, shall likewise be named, designated and kno;,n as I'a2cCallum Park ay for the same reasons stated aboveo _--o..-- I hereby certify that the fore,oing is a true copy of Resolution No. 802 ' duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sn'rings, at a meeting thereof held on September 17, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs Ca1:i,f. ---00000---. r 11 RESOLUTION NO. 803 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating ,MO.00 to clean streets. RESOLV';M, 'che.t the sum of w110,00 be and the same is hereby appropriated to pay wages of extra men to assist the Street Department during the annual fall clean-up of streets :and public places viithin the City. ---e--- ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 803 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 17, 1941. City Clerk of Paln Springs � Calif. ----00000---- f RESOLUTION N0. 804 Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs to enter into agreement R with County of .Riverside for services of County Health Office. ViHEREAS, the City of Palm Springs is desirous of securing from the County of Riverside certain services 'to be rendered by the Health Officer of the County, and TIHBREAS, it is essential that the City have such services, and it is con-sidered for the benefit and advantage of the City and coimnunity-that such services be secured, NOIN THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Palm Springs agree with the County of Riverside :for the furnishing by the said County of River- side of such services, and DE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City.of ialm Springs pay the said County of Riverside from the General. Fund ol" the City as full compensation for the performance of said services to be rendered, the sum of Eight hundred four and No/100 Dollars (8804.00) per annun, payable to the Treasurer of the said County of Riverside in equal installments of Sixty-seven and 1\1'0/100 ( P"67.00) each on or before the loth day of each calendar month, y beginning with the month. of November, 1941, and continuing during and throughout the term of said agreement. BE IT ALSO RESOLVED, that the Mayor and City Cleric be and they are hereby authorized and instructed to execute such agreement for and on behalf of the City and in its name in words and figures as follows, (said agre- ement having been approved as to form by Roy 'H. Colegate, City Attorney) to-wit; 1111EMORANDUM OF AGRErMENT THIS ME➢QORZTDUM OF AGRE'ud7'NT made and entered into in dupli- cate this 1st day- of October, 1941, by and between the COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, a political subdivision_ of the State of California, hereinafter called the "County", and the CITY OF PAIII SPRINGS, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called the "City". JTNESSETH: '�RIEREAS, the City is desirous of securing from the County r certain services to be rendered by the Health Officer of the County, and the County is willing to matte said services avail- able to the City, NOW, THEREFORE, inconsideration of the premises, as well. as the law of the State of California applicable thereto, the payments to be made by the City to the County as hereinafter provided, and the perfomance of the Covenants hereinafter con- s. 12 x twined; • I'T IS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AHD i'.GRTED by and between the parties hereto that the Health Officer of the County shall perform within the corporate limits of the City all proper functions relating to public health, including the control of communicable diseases, food, A milk and dairy inspection, quarantine regulations, and all general sanitary matters as are now or may hereafter be provided by the State law, and shall, enforce all. ordinances of the City now in effect re- lating to the public health and sanitation thereof, making and per- ' forming any and all necessary inspections in connection therewith. IT IS FURTHER 1,.4UTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED that this Agre- ement shall be effective for the period commencing on the date here- in above first written and ending on the 30th day of June, 1942, unless sooner terminated or renewed as herein provided; namely, (1) That either party may terminate this Agreement at any time upon thirty (30) days' written notice, which said notice shall be served upon the Clerk of t;he other party, or (2) that this Agreement may be re- newed from year to year by mutual. consent of the parties hereto, which consent shall be evidenced by proper written resolutions, the resolution of the City to be presented to and filed with the Board of Supervisors of the County not less than fifteen ( 15) days prior to the date upon which this Agreement would otherwise terminate. During the life of this Agreement or any renewal hereof, the CITY COVENANTS AND AGREES to make accessible and available to the said Ilealth Officer any and all information and records in the pos- session of the City, as well as the services of any and all of its various officers or departments reasonably necessary or required as an assistance to the said Health Officer in the discharge and ful- fillment of the provisions of this Agreement to be performed by the County. THE CITY FURTHER A.CREES AND UNDERSTANDS that; the said Health ' Officer may perform services for the County outside of the City. TIIE CITY AGREES to pay the County as full compensation for the performance by the said Health Officer of the services to be rand- erect as aforesaid, the sum of Eight hundred four and No/100 dollars (,3804.00), per annwn, payable to the Treasurer of the County in equal installments of Sixty-seven and AIo/100 dollars (,)67.00) each on or before the loth day of each calendar month, beginning with the month of November, 1941. ID iArITNESS VVHEREOF, the County has by resolution of its Board of Supervisors caused this Agreement to be subscribed by the Chair- man of said Board and to be attested by the Clor;c thereof, and the « City has by resolution of its City Council caused this Agreement to be subscribed by the Mayor of the City and to be attested by the Clerk thereof, on the day, month and year first above written. • BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE, STATE OF C.(,,I,IFORNIA. By R. i��. Stanfield, Cha9_rrnen LsTTEST: (SEAL) G. A. PEQUEGNAT, COUNTY CLERK. BY Deputy CITY OF By Ttiayor" ATTEST: (SEAL) • City Cleric Approved as to fcrm 13 Approved as to form: M City Attorney e_--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution !Va. 804 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 17, 1941. City Clerk of Pal u�rings, alifornia ----00000----- RESOLUTION NO. 805 Of the City Council of the City of Pahn Springs approving and confirm- ing employment of Elmer Taunton . RESOLVED, that the employment by the Chief of Police by and with the con- sent of -the City Manager, and approved by the Chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the City Council of Elmer Taunton as patrolman in the City Police Department as of October 1, 1941, at a salary of y; 150.00 a month payable from the General Fund, beginning October 1, 1941, and continuing until further order of the City Council be and the some is hereby ratified and confirmed. ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 805 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 17, 1941. ll r/7 J City C.l.eClrk of Pa n Springs, Ca ornie- ----00000---- u RESOLUTION NO. 806 * Of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting resignation of Guy Pinney, as City Clerk. RESOLVED, that the resignation of Guy Pinney as City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, effective as of September 20, 1941, be and the same is hereby accepted, RESOLVED, also that the official bond of said Pinney as such City Clerk, in the penal sum of .^ 1,000.00, dated April 29, 1938 wherein said Guy Pinney is principal and Pacific Indemnity Company, a corporation, is surety, be ' and the same 5.8 hereby cancelled and terminated as of said September 20, 1941. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 806 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 17, 1941. City Clerk of Palm 'Springs, C( .�ifornia V ----00000-m_,. 14 `° c-; p.rc _ ur 0 RESOLUTION NO. 807 Of the City Council of the • City of Palm Springs. 1111HEREAB, Guy Pinney has so faithfully served the City of Palm Springs as City Clerk since April, 1938, our date of incorporation, and • F,EEPEAS, His intelligent efforts have in large measure beer. responsible for our progress in organizing and. administering our City goverrment, and. WHEREAS, ogre have :Pound him to be conscientious, reliable, self sacrificing ' and honest in the conduct of his office, and Vi'HISREAS, we are now accepting his resignation in order that he might assume the greater responsibility of the office of Judge of our City Court, IMP, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council express its grateful appreciation to Mr. Pinney for his valuable services -rendered and advise him of its pleasure in realizing that he will continue as a member of our official family in his net capacity as City Judge. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 607 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 17th, 1941. City Clerk of :Pa1m Springs, C ifornia ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 808 Of the City Council of the City ' of Palm Springs appointing John D. Lange Acting City Cleric. 1NHEREAS, Guy Pinney has resigned as City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, effective September 20, 1941, and his said resignation has been accepted, and 1)9HFRE!'S, it is essential that some person be appointed 'to perform the duties of City Clark until a permanent appointment to said office is made, and 1,7HEREAS, John D. Lange, City Manager, is a suitable person competent to per- form such duties, NOff TtiFRE'FORB BE IT RESOLVED, That John D. Lange be and he is hereby ap•- pointed Acting City Cleric of the City of Palm Sprinp;s, beginning September 20, 1941, and continuing; until 9 City Cleric in the place and stead of him- self and of the said Guy Pinney is duly appointed and qualified, and R BE IT RESOLVED FURTHER, that the said John D. Lange be and he is hereby authorized to perform all duties of City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, prescribed by lacy and the order of the City Council, and BE IT RESOLVED ALSO, that the said John D. Lange shall perform all such duties and services without compensation in addition to his compensation as City Manager. ----e---- ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution Noo 808 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September l7th, 1941. City Clerk c PaeYm Springs, California b ----00000----. 15 RESOLUTION NO. 809 • lNiiE.REP,S, the office of Judge of the City Court of Palm Springs has been rendered vacant by the death of Albert R. Hof hnan and it is essential that his successor be appointed in order to carry out the continuous duties of the office, and AFHEREAS, Guy Pinney is a reside nt of the City of Palm Springs, an attorney, duly admitted to practice in the courts of the State of California and fully qualified to act as Judge of the City Court of. Palm Springs, ' hTOW THEREFORE BE IT. RESOLVEIJ, that said Guy .Pinney be and he is hereby ap- pointed as Judge of the City Court of Palm Springs to hold office until other or further order of 'this GOUi7c7l. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said Guy Pinney be paid a, salary of 5150.00 per month from the General fund of the City, commencing as of September 20, 1941, and continuing until other or further order of this Council. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 809 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm It Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 17th, 1941, City Clerk of Pa.im " prigs, Calif u-7j mm• oo0oo..-,N• RESOLUTION NO. 810 ArVEFREAS, Guy Pinney has at the request and by the appointment of the City ' Council of the City of Palm Springs, performed duties and acted as City Judge of the City of Palm Springs during the illness and incapacity of City Judge Albert R, Hoffman, and since the death of said Judge Hoffman, during the months of June, July, .August and September 1.941, and WilE EA S, said services are reasonably- worth the sum of '�,150.00. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the sum of 4150.00 be paid from the General. Fund to said Guy Pinney in full payment for said services. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 810 duly- moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council o£ the City CC Palm Springs; at a meeting thereof held on September 17th, 1941. t L• City Clerk of Palm Springs, Ca ifornia _.-.,_00000----_ RESOLUTION NO. 611 ' of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, approving increased bond of City Treasurer, and termin- ating liability on previous bond. V!:dEREA.S, Mr, John Sprague Jr,, was duly- appointed City Treasurer of the City of calm Springs on October 26, 1938, for an indeterminate term beginning October 27, 1938, and is still the duly acting and qualified City Treasurer of said City, and 'TVIIEREAS, by Resolution Pio. 94 of the City Council adopted November 1, 1938, the penal. swn of the performance bond of said City Treasurer ryas fixed at i the s um of 'gi;10,000.00 and VVrIEREAS, the bond of said ,John Sprague Jr, , City Treasurer, as principal, 16 ; c� and Fireman' s Fund Indemnity Co., as surety, in the penal sum of i;;10,000.00, s ')eing bond No. 0-7407 of said Company was presented to said City, and was approved and accepted by the City Council of said City, by Resolution No. 103, adopted at a meeting of said City Council, held November 30, 1938, find WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 760 of the City Council of said City, adopted at a meeting thereof held August 6, 1941, it was ordered that the said City Treasurer, on or before October, 1941 furnish a new bond in -the sum of 21;25, 000.00, executed by a corporate surety qualified to transact business in the ' State of California, and that upon the approval and acceptance of such new bond by the City Council, the previous bond be cancel,ied as of -the date of such approval and acceptance, and the surety released thereon from liability for further acts of said City 'Treasurer, and 'JffAi;REAS, the bond of said John Sprague Jr. , City Treasurer, as principal, and Fireman' s Fund Indemnity Company, a corporate surety qualified to transact business in the State of California, as surety, in the penal sum of 05,000.00, conditioned that if said John Sprague Jr., shall from. the Ist day of September, 1941, well, truly and faithfully perform all official duties now required of him by law and shall, during the term beginning the 1st day of September, 1941, well, truly and faithfully execute, and perform all. the duties such office of treasurer required by any law to be enacted subsequent to the execution of said bond, then said obligation to be null and void, otheinrise to remain in full force and effect, was presented, which said bond is No. 0-18374 of said Company, and iNIIEREAS, the said bond was examined by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, Naff 'TFIEREFORE BE IT RJESOLVED, that the said bond be and the same is hereby approved, and accepted, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the said bond in the penal sum of :1140,000.00, being bond No. 0-7407 of said Fireman' s Fund Indemnity Co., be and the same ' is hereby cancelled and terminated as of said September 1, 1941, and the surety released thereon from liability for acts of said City Treasurer, done sub- sequent to said September 1, 1941, and BE IT RESOLVED ALSO, that -the sum of 1125.00 premium for said, new bond for one year less the sum of $7.80 return premium oil said first mentioned bond, being the sum of �''111.7.20 be paid from the General Fund. "Bond No. 0-18374 FIREMAN'S FUND Indemnity Company Head Office Eastern Department San Francisco New York City i KNOIfd ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: THAT ffE, JOHN SPRAGUE, JR. of PAII(I SPRIivGS in the State of CALIFOFMA, as Principal, and FIRMUN'S FDID INDEA"NITY COMLPADTY, incorporated under -the la;is of the State of California, and authorized to execute bonds and undertakings as sole surety in the State of CALIFORNIA, as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto CITY OF PA11i SPRINGS, STATE OF CALIFORNIA .in the sum of T'VENTY FIVE THOUSAND AIQD N01100 DOLI.A..RS (5i,25,000.00), ' lawful money of the United States of America, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. THE CONDITION of -the above obligation is such that, I;dhereas the above bounden JOHN SPRAGUE, JR. was on the 26th day of October, 1938, duly appointed to the office of treasurer in and for the City of Palm Springs County of Riverside State of California for a term beginning the 27th day of October, 1938. NOW, THEREFORE, if the said JOHN SPRAGUE, FR. shall from the 'lst day Y of September, 1941, well, truly and faithfully perform all official duties now required of him by law and shall, during the term beginning 17 the lst day of September, 1941, well, truly and faithfully execute and per- form all the duties of such office of treasurer required by any law to be « enacted subsequent to the execution of this bond, then the above obligation to be null and void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect, IN IRITNEISS ii: EREOF, the sealand signature of said Principal is hereto af- fixed and the corporate seal and name of said Surety is hereto affixed and attested at LOS ANGELES, CALTPORNIA, by its duly authorized Attorney-in-Fact, this loth day of September, 1941. ' (signed) John Sprague Jr. FIRfIbUT'S IFUNID INDEMNITY COii1PA1\F (signed) By L. H. Schwobeda L H Schtoteda Attorney-in-Fact" STATE OF CALIFORNIA) On this loth day of September, 1941, before me, Y. E. BEETH, a. Notary Public in County of) S,S.and for said County, State afore- said, residing therein, duly commissioned and LOS ANGELES ) sworn, personally appeared L. H. SCHAOBEDl? known to me to be the person whose name is sub- scribed to the within instrument as the attorney in fact of M FI_REhLAN°S FUND INDEMNITY COMPANY and acknowledged to me that he subscribed the name of FIREMAN'S FUND INDEMNITY COMPANY thereto as principal, and his own as attorney in fact IN RITNESS NHEREOF, I have hereunto set my (SEO,L) hand and affixed my official seal, at my office in the said County of Los .Angeles ' the day and Year in—this certificate first above written. (signed) M. E. Beeth Notary Public in and for the _ County of Los Angeles, State of California. Pdy commission expires March 231 1945 " ..--vo-_m.. I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full and true copy of the bond of John Sprague Jr. as Treasurer of the City of Palm Springs, and as approved by Resolution No. 811 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs adopted September 17, 1941. ^\\ City Clei•k`o Palm -prfngs, Cali fornia ��m�oo0o0��==-� RESOLUTION NO. 612 E TRE&S, Messrs. Allegrini and Luke, doing business under the firm mane of Palm Springs Billiard Parlor, have been engaged in conducting a, billiard and ' pool hall business at No. 176 East Andreas Road in the City of Palm Springs, continuously since prior to June 21, 1935, and EEREAS, said Messrs. Allegrini and Luke desire to abandon the said premises at No. 176 Fast Andreas Road, and to occupy premises at No. 186 East Andreas Road, and conduct a similar business at said address lost mentioned, and WHEREAS, the promises at both of said addresses are situated in District 0-2 a as defined in Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs, and WHEREAS, the City Council has considered said matter, w NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, said business of conducting and maintaining a billiard and pool hall at No. 185 East Andreas Road, being a similar enter- prise or business of the same class enumerated in subsection (2) of Sub- division (a) of Section 12 of Ordinance No. 75 of the City of Palm Springs 18 tVu as being permitted in District C-2 as defined in said ordinance, is in the t opinion of the City Council, not more obnoxious or detrimental to the oael- fare of the particular community wherein said address of No. 185 Gast An- dreas Road is situated than the enterprises or businesses in said subsection. enumerated. _e_..p_..._- � I hereby certify that the foregoing 9.s a true copy of Resolution No. 812 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on September 17, 1941. ' City Cler]r of Paler. Springs, Ca16 f orni as ----0000o--=-= RESOLUTION NO., 813 of the City Council of -the City of Palm Springs transferring I unds from General. Fund to Street Fund. 0 ' Rh'SOL1P7D, that the scan of ,j400.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund -to the Street Fund. s I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 813 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on October 1, 1941. 4 A( 'Actiylg/ City Clerk or , Palr prings, California -==•--ccUoo_v== RESOLUTION PTO. 814 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs fixing amount of bond of Acting City Clerk, 0,HEREAS, Guy Pinney resigned as City Cleric of the City of Palm Springs, effective September 20, 1941, and his resignation was accepted by Reso- lution No. 806 of the City Council, adopted September 17, 19d:l, and UYHEREAIS, John D. Lange, City Manager, was appointed acting City Clerk to succeed said Pinney, by Resolution No. 808 of the City Council adopted September 17, 1941, and UI�ERE.kh.S, it is proper that said Lange shall give bond for the faithful per- foniiance of his duties as Acting City Cleric, NWI TF.LREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the amount and. pedal sum of such bond be and the same is hereby fi,ced at the sun of One Thousand Dollars (t;B1,000.00), and that the premium for said bond be paid from the General Fund. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 814 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at aneeting -thereof held on October 1, 194.1 . Vn a'�IA�71 'f 0 Actin City Clerk of Palm Springs, California N ----oo0oo--..- 19 RESOLUTION IdO. 815 WHEREAS, Louis Gautiello and Frances Gautiello, his wife, the owners thereof 0 have heretofore granted to the City of Paln Springs on option to lease the premises in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State- of Calif- ornia, described as follows "The ground floor storerooms approximately 35 by 40 feet in size, being the ground floor of the build.inp, situ-, ated on the Northerly 35 feet of the Southerly 70 feet of the Vilest half of Lot 1., Block 24, of Palm Springs, as per map .recorded in Book 96, page 432 of 1h4aps, records ' of San Diego County, California. Said premises also are known as he, 482 \North Palm Canyon Drive," and which are now occupied and used by the City, for a period of two years, beginning October 15th, 19,11, which option has been embodied in a form of lease in words and figures as follows, to-wit, ('Copy Of lease on page 103) W IEREAS, it is essential that the City of Palm Springs retain these premises and quarters for its use in the administration of City affairs and for the use of its officers and employees, and b;T3EREA5, in the judgment of the City Council the said storerooms referred to in said offer of Louis Gautiello and Frances Gautiello will be suitable for the continued use of the City of Palm Springs for a, period of two years from October 15th, 1941, 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 l HEREAS, it is to the best interest and advantage of 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 Louis Gautiello and Frances Gautiello 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 with Louis Gautiello and Frances Gautiello above referred to, 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 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 among the contracts of the City of Palm Springs. r I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 815 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on October 1, 1941, tc ; ng City Clerk of 8..1m Springs, California ' ---- oo0oo---- RESOLUTION NC. 816 of -the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ordering allowance to Lowell Taylor for use of automobile. ,yrEREAS, Lowell Taylor is Superintendent of Recreation for the City of Pa)m. K Springs, and it is necessary -that he use his own automobile in the per- formance of his official duties, and VMEREIIS, the sum of Twenty Dollars (�1F20.00) a monthis fair and reasonable compensation for Such use of snid automobile, NOVr THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that said Lowell Taylor, superintendent of Recreation, as aforesaid, received and be paid the sum of Twenty Dollars 20 y (,�-M.00) a month, from the General. Fund, for such use of his said automobile, beginning October 1, 1.941, and continuing until further order of the City Council. Y I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 81.6 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Co"moi.l of -the City of Palm a Springs, at a meeting -thereof held on October 1, 1941 , ActingCity Clerk of ' Pa Ifs California ----oacoo---- RESOLUTION NO. 817 VEHLREAS, by Resolution No. 573 of the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, adopted January 2, 1941, Norman H. Harstad, then Chief of Police of said City, was authorized and directed to supervise construction and operation of radio equipment to the City Police Department, and AA1EREG.S, Lyle J. Sanard is now the Chief of Police of said City, in the place A and stead of said Har•stad, N01 TFEREFORL BE IT RESOLVED, that the name of Norman H. Harstad be deleted from said Resolution No. 573 and -the nfmie of Lyle J. Sanard be substituted therein, and that said Sanard be and he is hereby authorized and directed to supervise the construction and operation of said radio equipment I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 817 duly moved, seconded and adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on October 1, 1941 ' i F,cti g C'ity Clerk of Palsrprings, California -­-ocOoo---- RESOLUTION NO. 818 y''jl-IEREAS, the Palm Springs Company of California State Guard has applied for a permit to conduct a, public dance at Rogers Stables within the City of Palm b Springs, on October 4, 1941, and V(]HEREAS, the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee of the City- Council have made an investigation of said application and applicant and have reported that the granting of said permit will not be contrary to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City and have recommended the granting of said permit, end udIEM.S, the City Council is fully informed in respect to said matter and deems that the granting of said permit will not be injurious to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that a permit to conduct a public dance at ' Pagers Stables on October 4, 1941, be and the same is hereby granted to the Palm Springs Company of California State Guard, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the fee for filing said application and the .License tax for conducting said dance be and the same is hereby waived. __.__o I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 818, duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting ` thereof held October 1, 1941. Get Acting fNy Clerk of Palm Snr-no•s California RESOLUTION NQ 819 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs to hire storage s for ambulance. WHEREAS, the City has no adequate storage space for the City ambulance and such space is needed, and 1 WHEREAS, the premises at No . 354 North Palm Canyon Drive, known as Denham's Garage, is a- convenient and suitable place for storing said ambulance, and WHEREAS, the rate hereinafter mentioned is a reasonable and fair rate for ' storage and servicing said ambulance, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the City hire from said Denh.am's Garage, at No. 354 North Palm Canyon Drive, sufficient space for storing said City ambulance and that the City pay for ,said hiring the suns of ,i:,m,00 a month beginning as of October 11 1941, (since which time said ambulate has been stored in said space) and continuing until further order of the City Council, said sum to pay also for cleaning said ambulance and its equipment, including laundering of sheets and bedding and checking of tires and battery. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 819 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ata meeting thereof held October 1, 1941, 1 Acting Ifty Clerk Palmkings, California. ----ooOoo'= - RESOLUTION N0, 820 of the City Council of the City ' of Palm Springs confirming appoint- ment of George B. Roberson to the City Planning Commissiono RHEREAS, Yr. George Bo Roberson, was appointed a member of the City Planning Commission of the City of Palm Springs for a term of three years, which ap- pointment was effective August 30, 1938 and was approved, ratified and con- firmed. by Resolution No. 55 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs adopted August 30, 1938, and d!HERiAS, the Chief executive of the said City, to-wit, the IIonorable Philip L. Boyd, Mayor of said City, has reappointed said George B, Roberson, as member of said City Planning Commission, for a term of four years, ending August 30, 1945, and has advised the City Council of such appointment, NOI THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that said appointment be and it is hereby ap- proved, ratified and confirmed, ----e I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 820 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held October 1, 1941e Actin -'City L erk of _m ' Palm Springs, California -,- --00000- -- RESOLUTION NO, 821. NHEREAS, the Armstrong Certified Dairy has requested that the City Council consider and by resolution determine that the use of the premises at No, 1551 North Palm Canyon Drive for purposes of a retail foou store and as a location from which to make special deliveries of food products during the day without any heavy loads of merchandise delivered from said premises and without any early morning use thereof,--is no more obnoxious or detrimental to the welfare of the particular community than the uses specifically mentioned 22 by Ordinance No. 75 as being proper in the Cm1 District wherein the premises are situated, and AUEREAS, the City Planning Commission was requested to and did consider the M said application of Armstrong Certified Dairy and has reported to the City Council that in its opinion the proposed use is within the same classifi- cation and comparable to sale of retail food products, and therefore the use of the premises in question is not more obnoxious or detrimental to the wel- fare of the particular community than the enterprises and businesses enumer.. seed in Section 11 of Ordinance No. 75. NOYT, TF:EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall and it does hereby determine that the use of said premises for purposes of a retail food store , and as a location from which to make special deliver6.es of food products in retail quantities during the day (with heavy loads or merchandise -be con- signees being delivered directly from outside the City and said premises not being used for that purpose, and with no early morning use of the premises) is within the same classification and comparable to the uses permitted in said District and is not more obnoxious or detrimental to the wolfare of the particular community than the enterprises and businesses enumerated in Sec- tion 11 of Ordinance Vc. 75. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No.621 duly adapted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sprin6,1 at a meeting thereof held October 9, 1941. (, Act}'.n City Clerk of Pa m prings, California RESOLUTION NO. 822 of -the City Council to employ a. Bailiff Paid Jury Custodian. RESOLVED, that until further order of the City Council, the City Judge of ' the City of Palm Springs, be and he is hereby authorized to employ, vrith the appro'aal of the City hyanager, a Bailiff and Jury Custodian of the City Court on a per diem basis at the rate of 622 per hour, to be paid from -the General Fund, wherever in the opinion of said City Judge such. employ- ment is necessary. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 822 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ell a meeting thereof held October 9, IN:1. �4 of ?sting J iy C].er'1•: Pala n °ings, California RESOLUTION NO. 623 111EIEREAS, the City of Palm Springs solicited bids for fire, theft and compre- hensive vehicle insurance to cover all motor vehicles oew-ed and operated by the City in accordance vvitli written specifications therefore, and ' WHEREES, the following bids were received! Name of Bidder Local .9gent Amount of n,nnual Premium American Automobile Insurance Co, of St. :Louis, Alvin }JeingarL-en �68 7.39 General Casualty and Insurance Co. of America Alvin Weingarten 551.45 Pacific Indexrmity Co. of Los 1N2geles Kocher-Samson 761.82 an�., • INHERE.,AS, all three bidders complied vrith the written specifications as to coverage, financial responsibility, special provisions end other features; NOti[, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the General Casualty&- Insurance Com- pany of Ameriea, Alvin 7eingarten Agent, being the lovvest bidder with the amount of tip551o45, be awarded the contract to insure the motor vehicle equipment of the City of Palm Springs to cover loss or damage by fire, theft and collision for a period of one year beginning October 15th, 1941. • I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 823 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held October 13, 199:1, Acting Cl.erlc: o� _ Palm/S- rings, California --mco00o0-c-- RESOLUTION NO, 824 BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs, be and they arc hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the City of Palm Springs to execute and deliver to the Government that certain lease dated the 131uh day of October, 1941, and by -reference incorporated horein t and made a part of this Resolution, said lease covering the following de- scribed property situated in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California; + (a) A certain tract of land, situated in Section 18, T 4 S, R 5 E, S� B, B� E I ., City of Palm .Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, containing 74.9 acres, more or less, being included within the limits of the City of Palm Springs, California, airport site, and more particularly described as follovrs: Beginning at a. point on the south boundary of the said Section 18, 1200 feet east of the southwest corner of the said Section; thence ' northerly at right angles to -the sou-thbounda.ry of the said Section 800 feet; thence in an easterly direction paral.l.el With the said south boundary; 4080 feet, more or less, to the east boundary of the said Secl,iony thence southerly along the east boundary of the said Section 800 feet, more or less to the southeast corner thereof; thence wasterl_y along the south boundary of the said Section 4080 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, said premises being shovun on hap File No,, CA15�-1-A of U. S,, Engineer Office, Los An?eles, California,. dated October, 1941, attached hereto and made a part hereof, and also giving certain rights to the. Government in regard to the following described property in said. City, County and State: t (b) That certain tract of land in City of Palm Springs, Count;r 01 Riverside, State of California, described as Section 18, T 4 S, s R 5 E, S, Be B . & lvl,, excepting therefrom the tract of land de- scribed in Paragraph (a) above over which the Government is granted -the right of exclusive use, all as shown on said U49p File No, CAJ.5- 1-A IT V[V:S YOVCD by Councilman Cliffton and seconded by Councilman Sorum that the foregoing resolution be adopted, whereupon a vote was had vTith the following result; ' Aye s: Councilmen Cliffton, Flymir,•e, Some. and Acting A.4ayor Shannon. Noes. None. Absent: Murray, Pershing and Mayor Boyd. Jhereupon the Acting `,ayor, Councilman Shannon, declared the 'resolution duly passed and adopted° i I hereby certify that the Foregoing is a true copy 0£ Resolution No 824 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held. October 13, 1941, hctin,, City Cleric of Pa.1rn/S)prings, California 24 (RG one- RESOLUTION NO. 825 C of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs con-- firming appointment of Lilla C. Nest as Bookkeeper in the vVaste Disposal Department. 0 WHEREAS, the City Manager has recommended the appointment of Lilla C" Nest as Bookkeeper for the Waste Disposal Department at a salary of '100.00 per month commencing October 27, 1941, to replace Maida 'darnden YTho is resigning, as of November 1, 1941, and the City Council deems it proper and advisable that the said appointment be made. ' NO9, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Lilla C. lest be and she is hereby em- ployed as Bookkeeper for the Waste Disposal Departmeat at a salary of e1'100.00 a month commencing October 27, 1941. a__-a,0---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 825 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held October 15, 1941. .c_ct na ity Clerk of Palm 'Pr,%Es, California d ---00000---- 0 RESOLUTION NO. 826 WHEREAS, the Desert Inn has heretofore filed application for dance permit at the Desert Inn, once a week from November 1, 1941, to April 25, 1942 inclusive, pursuant to Ordinance No. 10 as amended, which application has been referred to the Chief of .Police end also to the Public Safety Committee of the City Council for investigation and report; WHEREAS, the Chief of Police and. the Public Safety Committee have reported ' to the City Council that the granting of the application for such permit; at the designated premises would not under present circumstances and so far as knovnn, be contrary to the general welfare and the Public morals, peace, health and safety, and have recommended granting of the said ap•• plication, and 1,'TLRCAS, this City Council has considered said reports of the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee and is advised and informed of the facts and circumstances in regard to said application for dance per- mit and has considered same, XCI, THLREFORE, 6E IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall and it does hereby determine that the granting of such application and the conduct � of dances at said premises under existing circumstances would not be con- trary to nor prejudice the public morels, peace„ health or safety, auui therefore the said application of the Desert Inn shell be and it is M hereby granted. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 826 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at . meeting; thereof held October 15, 1941. AcLin,!,Grity Clerk of Palm rine;s, California -_,--00000---- RESOLUTION I?O. 827 of the City Council of the City of • Palm Springs transferring moneys from the Liquor License Fund to the General Fund. • iHEREAS, there was presented to the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, a claim for money expended from the General Fund of the City chargeable to the Liquor License Fund as followsa 5 June 1., 1940 to June 30, 1941 (thirteen months) . Total Payroll for Patrolmen r,P14,571,68 11 ,overage munbr_-r of Patrolmen on duty - 7 Salary of two Patrolmen enforcing licluor control regulations at. ;P150,00 per month r30900,00 Expense for administration, etc, ,y'y12,086069 • City Court Costs 2,269�35 Compensation Insurance Expense 1,296�95 Insurance on Equipment, etc, 2,320,30 E.; endi.tures other than Payroll 17,975,29 ' 2 7 of expenditures other than Payroll 5,135,80 Amount chorFeab1e to Liquor License Fund 9,035,80 Amount paid from Liquor License Fund during the thirteen months 359,00 Net amount chargeable to Liquor License Fund 48,676,80 and rTJEPEr^8, said claim was duly examined and audited, WMVI THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that said claim be and the same is heraby approved and ellowed in the sum of 1y6,676,80, and BE IT FURTHIEP RESOLVED, that the said sum of ;;8,676.80 bo transferred from the Liquor License Fund to the General Fund of the Oity of Palm Springs in paymen t of' said cl aim, ,.­o---e I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution No, 827 duly adopted by the City, Council of the City of Palm Springs at e meeting thereof held November 5, 1941, ' Actin i y Clerk of Palm ,prings, California ._-o o 0oo.---- RESOLUTION N0, 628 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs transferring moneys from the In Lieu Tax Fund to the General Fund, :�IHERFIS, there was presented to the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, a claim for money expended from the General Fund of the City chargeable to N the In Lieu 'Pax Fund es follows: June, 1, 1940 to June 30, 1941 (thirteen months ; Total Payroll for Patrolmen 414,571,C8 i�verat;e number of Patrolmen M 7 Salary of one Patrolman enforcing traffic regulations (G1.,950,00 Costs of a,tministrpticn, Police Department $j12,088,69 City Court Costs 2,269,35 Compensation Insurance 1,296.95 Insurance on Equipment, etc, 2,320.30 Costs other than Fayroll ;�17,,975,29 1/7 of expenditures other than Payroll 2,567,90 Amount chargeable to In Lieu Tax Fund 4,517.90 Amount paid from in Lieu Tex Fund 1,951,14 Wet amount chargeable to In Lieu Te-.c Fund Jb2,566.76 ■ and ,'HERRiAF, s»id claim was duly examined and audited,, i NOW, TTIEREFORE, BE IT _RESOLVED, Chet said claim be and the came is hereby approved and allovred in the sum of 4, 2,566,76, and. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the ceid sum oP aj2,566,76 be transferred from 26 i. the In Lieu Ta-t fund to the Craneral Fund of the C;.i-w of Palm Sprint;s in paysenit of said cl a.im� • I hereby certify i.hat the foregoing is a true copy of Reso"IlAlon fdo. 928 duly erlopted by the City Council of 'Foe City of Palm Springs, st o rneot`ung • thereof held on November 5, 1941� ILA! ',cc City Cl.erls. o Palma"prings, Cali.forni.a ' RRSO:fUTIOA? NO, 829 of the City Council of the City of P-lin Springs, transferring funds from the �jenerel Fund to the ;try=oi, Ftmdo r�SOT�VED, that tile sun of f, 550.00 ,c crid the same is ileroby trane:Perred frog the Cerer•al Fund to the Street Pond. I hereby certify that the fovcE oinp. i a f Rosolutica Noo 829 July adopted by the City Council of the City of Pslm Springsy at u meeting thereof held on hovember 5, 19"l1 ¢ et_in��r sty CI.. ` Palm("prings, California RESOLUTION Nn,, 830 ' of the City Council of the City of PeLn Springs e--rtend_inLl have of 4 . -IS SERE"_S, Robert L. 14furray, s member of this City Council, hxs requested permission to absent 179.n'sal,: from all n«.etings of the City Council for a period _ si:,ty days consecutively from and after this data, and the City Council ha•s authority to grant such permission, and desires to do so, N06J, TRE3EFORE, BE IT p.ESO1r-VLD, that Councilman Robert 1). Nlurray be and he is hereby granted a leave of absence from all meetings of the City Council for a. period of sixty days from and of ter this date, the Council hereby dot-ermines that such absence is orp;erduly necessary and that a proper � showire of the existence of such cause has been made. I hereby certify that the foregoinp, is s true cop,,, of TtesoliAion No. 830 duly adopted by I;he City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a .,eeti.nf thereof held on November 5, 1941. f1ci _ g amity Clc, L oC �m Fab/Springs, California RESOLUTION NO. SZl of me City Council of the City of Palm .Springs ocecptinC, resit,-Metion of Clarence li. Simpson as a member of Lhe Libary Board. • e EREh°. these }Maas been presented to the P,layor of this City the res_i.gne�tion oi' Clor•ence I-1. Simpson as a member of the Board of 'Trus'cees of the Aharray Pdemoriol Library of the City cf Palm Sprinrs, ajtd the soil P:Ezyor des,i.res k;o poocpb the said. resignation, 27 1\101'I, THERSPORE, BC IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall and it does hereby eolussnt to and approve the acceptance by the Mayor of this City of the resignation of Clarence Tie Simpson as a member of the said board of the library trustees, B[l IT FDRTr1Lh RESOLVED, that this Council shall and it does bereby express it- appreciation of the Work and effort of T:.r� Simpson as a member of the said board, ' 11'tercby certify that Lhe foregoing is a true cog,, of Resolution Ile, 831. duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Sorin-3, at a meeting thereof held on Nc'v'ember 5, 1941, 7c—H City Cleric of Palt�prings, California _...__.-ooOoo-.,_..-v RESOLUTION N0, 832 of the City Council of the City of Palm prings eppoi.nting James Ca Geggie as ►k meni'oer of the Library Board, UEREAS, the ll49yor of this City has appointedpd Jame: C. Geggie as a rnem= • ber of the board of trustees of the 'Piebmood;lu�o oaial Library of the City of Palm Springs in the place of Clarence H, Simpson, resigned, subject to the approval and consent of this Council MV, TSEiIEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Council shall and it does hereby approve and consent to the appointment of James C. Geggie as a member of the said board of library trustees to fill out the unexpired term previously held by ld,r, .Jzrrpsono I hereby certify that the foregoing, is ^ true copy of Resolution No. 832 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a neeting thereof held on November 5, 1941. Acti�i Cri, Pa �� ST-)rings, Cal3forniu RESOLUTION YO� 833 of the City Council of the City of Ps-11P Springs, changing method of reinbursement of Lovell Taylor, Superintendent of Recre-ation. 9TTEREAS, Resolution No, 717 of the City Council of Palm Springs requires that the salary of the Superintendent of Recreation be paid in monthly installments of ,;150,00 beginning ,August 1, 1941 , and that the City shall charl;e to and receive from the Desert lllen,,n1tary School District and the Palm Springs High School District the swn of ,)450,00 each Curing each year .For application upon said salary and reimbursement to the City, payable in monthly installments of W'45g00 from each of said districts beginning I' October 1, 19dl, and RHEREAS, the Superintendent of Recreation is listed on their respoctive payrolls, and, V1F7R1=,°S, chocks covering payments by the school district,,,, for personnel services must be made out and turned over to Lo,,rgoJT Traylor in whose name the approved play ground instructor certificate is recorded,, and. vdI3lsR+ S, payments to the State Compensation Insurance Fund by said school districts and the City of Palm. Springs may be complicated by the present ♦ procedure, NOIT, 'THERFIFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the salary of the Superintendent of Recreation be Paid by the City of Palm Springs from the Gonerr�l Fund in monthly installments of 60,00 beginninL-, October Ist of each year and in 28 T monthly installments of 050.00 beTinnint, kv,,,Uat 1st of each year and. that the difference between the amount paid by the City of Palm Springs and s150"00 be paid directly to the Superintendent of' Recreation by said t School districts in equal proportion. This is in exclusion of his car a1lowamceo 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a trice copy of Resolution No. 333 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, a/t,/ meeting thon:.of held on Novomber 5, 1941. � � fci;i.,, d CiL•y Clerk of alny�Springs„ California IRESO%UTIOht NOS 834 of the Clt,r Council of the City of Palm Sorint;s annei,ding the lease covering the premises at 480-402 North Palm Canyon Urive, 'wiNLRU`S, the Ciixy Council has heretofore by resolution Nei 815 authorized and directed the execution of a lease wherein Louis Gautiallo and D'rances M Gautiello arei;he Lessors and the City of Pahn Springs is 'Lessee covering the premises at hfo, 480-482 North Palm Canyon Drive for a period of two years, be,•innirig October 15, 1941, inform as per the copy rc fcrrod to in l Y said resoution„ and d3RLAS, the said Lessors not^r requesF that the option to the City Lo con- tinue the ].ease beyond the two year term thereof s'nall require payment of rental in the sum of One Thousand Five Elundred ('I1,1,500,00) Dollars per year, and do further ap,ree thaL said option may be made up ofLhree sene- rate additional one year terms. NOVV, 'TUEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the said lease shall be amended. to provide that after the expiration of said two year tems, beginning, OcL-ober° 15, 1941, sere may be e;ctanded for throe separate one year periods at rental o£ One Thousand 'Yive Hundred (;}1,500,00) Dol7_ars for each of said Periods, and BZ IT FUR'THEa RESOLVED, bhot the Layor and City Clerk of the City of Palm Springs be and Lhey are hereby authorized e d direcied Lo oxecute said lease in its amended form for :and on behalf of and ''-m the name of the City Of Falm Springs, and to affix: thereto the seal of said City upon th,, ap-- provs.l cf sama as to form by t_ s City Attorney. 1 hereby certify that the foregoing, is a true copy of Resolution Nc. 834 duly adopted. by the CityCCouncil of the City of Pa1ra ,Springs, +^t a mooting thereof held oa November 5, 1941. flctsll City ',Lark of Pal-n Springs, Califo-rni&b RESOLUTION NO. 835 of the City Council of Lhe City of ' Palm Springs reeommendine amendments to Bill No. S-=1863, ttiFEREAS, there has been introduced and is now pendial before Congress "a bill providing for the disposal of lands within the Palm S•pr•ings or 'Cu,, Ce_1iente Indian Reservation in California, and for other purposes," which is numbered S-1863, and ;1�1IEREAS, the said bill is of vital interest and con.^,err. Lo the City of Pala, Springs inasmuch as there are some 30,000 acres of lands within the said reservation, which, for one most part, is rr,ede up of alternate nr �1 checker-boor checker-boord coe'bi.ons of land mtthin and ^d,)aoent; L-o the City of .Pa11-1 Springs, and 11,1HE1tuAS, the City CouncL1 has studied and considered the said bill Plo. S-1863, and desires to recommend to the interested parties three changes or amend- ments +hereto for their consideration, NOlil, THERE CRE, BE IT RZOLVED, that the City of PnIn Earrings shall and it does hereby reccamiendo (a) That there be no unrestricted leaAng of the Indi,nn reservation lands as contomplted by the said bill In the event the said lards were available to private interests an long-term leases, perma..° A vent improvements and business enterprises would be aArblishod thereby raising serious questions of ta,' at i on and jurisdicti.on� These longcterel lessees would sent exemption from State, County and City jurisdiction and t a x_at' or_ to compete with private homes eau. businesses, (b) The period of three years during nhieh certain lands shall be available for monument pur- poses is too short, The areas contemplated for establishment of a national monument or monument; are made tap of scenic mountain canyons and desert, The three year period daring which same shall be withheld from public sale in order to allow their conversion into monuments is insufficient, pprticu- larl7 in vie,+, of the existing national smer`ency. It is unreasonable be re- quire the establishment of these protective parks ,,within so shorta time, (c) The Southwest quarter of Section 2, Township 5 South, Range 4 Past, should be included among the lands withheld for monument purposes. The hole of said Section 2 has by inadvertence been included among those lands which are intended to be available for immediate sale to private interests, The. Southwest quarter of this section constitutes the gateway to scenic Andreas Cenyon, which with its natural palms and stream is to be withheld from public sale or disposal in order that it may be converted intc a momurcnt, • 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cope of Resolution No, 335 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on Favember 5, 1941. �_ _ <o_Tn" C 1�Clerk o PaIW Springs. California ROSOLUTION N0, 536 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs grunting dance permit to Rogers Inc. nH REAS, Rogers Inc. , has heretofore filed application forackice permit: at Rogers Ranch, pursuant to Ordinance No, 40 as amended, Uieh application has been referred to the Chief of Police and also to the Public Safety Committee of the City Council for investigation and report; NHARul.S, the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee have reported y to the City Council that the granting: of the application for such permit at the designated premises would not under present circumstances and so far as mown be contrary to the general, welfare and the public morals, peace, health and safety, and have recommended granting of the said application, and WAERUS, this City Council has considered said reports of the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee and is advised and informed of the facts and circumstances in regard to said application for dance permit and has considered same, NOW, THEREFORE, ME IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall and it does hereby determine thet the granting of such application and the conduct of dances at ' said premises under existing circumstances would not be contrary to nor prejudice the public morals, peace, health or safety, and that therefore the said application of Rogers Inc. , .shall be and it is hereby granted _,_r.-a--..__ I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution to. 836 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at 1 meeting thereof held on November 5, 1991, r City Clzr't_ _ � 9ct .g of_ PAPSnrings, California ----oomoo-=.-- 30 r ; P,ESOLUTION NOv 837 of the City Council of the City of PnIm Springs granLinw dance permit r to Li J. -'mderson. Vy,,HEREAS, L. Jo Anderson has heretofore filed application for a dance permit at the Palm Springs Bonrl Rollor Rink, not exceeding three times per week, � pursuant to Ordinance No. 40 as amended, which appli.caaior has been referred to the Chief of Police and also to the Public Safety Committee of the City Council for investigation and report, vvHL'REAS, the Chief of Police arrd the Public Safety Committee have -reported , to the Citir Council that the granting of the applicei.tien for such permit at the: designated premises would not under present circumstances and so far as knov.m be contrary to the general, vaelfare and the public morels, peace, health and safety, and have -recommended granting of the said application, and 'UFIL+'REAS, this City Council has considered said reports of the Chief of Police rind i;he Public Safety Committee and is advised and i.nforrned. of the faets a.nd circumstances in regard to said application for fiance permit and 'nos. considered same., N0K, THEREFORE, BE IT P-,�SOLVLD, that the City Council shall and it does hereby determine that the granting of such application and the conduct of dances at said premises under existing circumstances would not be, contrary to nor g prejudice the public morels, peace, health or safety, and that therefore the said application of L. J� Pnderson shall_ be and is hereby granted I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 837 only adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at meeting thereof held_ on November 5. 1941. V _ ll- imLir_r, City Clerk of Palm 'prings, Ccl iforr^_ia �..=.�-•00000 •�-�� RESOLUTION NOS 838 of the City Council of the City of Palen Springs granting dance permit to the El 1:'.irador He tel. '1':ITEREAB„ the 11,11 Ari'rador Hotel has heretofore filed application for a dance permit a.. Lhe El 1'Iirador -lotel Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge on Saturday nights only commencing November 8, 1941 to December 15, 1941 and ther•eaiter nil;Htly until April 10, 194 , pu.rsuent to Ordinance No. 40 es amended, which application has been referred to the Chief of Police; and also to the Public � Safety Conmmi.ttee of the City Council. for investigab _en and report; WHEREAS, the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Corvsittee have reportod a1 to the City Council that the -rent - of the application for such parmiL at the designated premises -would not under present circumstances and so far as known be contrary to 'the general welfare and the public morals, peace, heall;h and safety, end have recoinmenrled granting of the sa _d application, and 'LEMEl!S, this City Council has considered said reports of the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee end is advised and inforn.ed of the Cacts and cir•cuinstmices it regard to said application for dance permit and has con- sidered same, ' NO'F, THEREFORE, BE IT RIESOLVED, that the City Council. shall and it does hereby determine that the granting of such application and the conduct of dances at said premises under existing ci.r•ctmr.,tances -would not be contrary to nor prejudice the public morels, peace„ health or safety, and that there- fore the said application of the El Hirador Hotel shall be and it is 'rere.by g;rented� I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of resolution No. 838 d duly adopted by the Ol ty Council of the City of Polra Springs, at r mec Un- thereof held on November 5, 1941, Actln,� City Clark of t RESOLUTION NO. 839 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs granting a dance permit a to the Palm Springs Lions Club, TlIER31\S, the Palm Springs Lions Club has heretofore Oiled application for a dance permit for its members, friends and guests at the El hirador Patel •_ on November 14, 1941, and requested that application fee and license tax be waived because the net proceeds of said dance are to be used for cpari- table purposes, pursuant to Ordinance No. 40 as amended, which application has been referred to the Chief of Police and also to the Public Safety Com- mittee of the City Council For investilation and. report; APTRYS, the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee have reported to the City Council that the granting of the application for such permit at the designated premises would not under present circumstances and so far as knomai be contrary to the general welfare and the public morals, peace, health and safety, and have recommended granting of the said application, and THEREGS, this City Council has considered said reports of the Chief of Police; and the Public Safety Committee and is advised and informed of the facts and cirem72tsnces in regard to said application for dance permit and has can- kderad same, XOX, `I'IILRLPORZ, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall and it does hereby determine that the granting of such application and the conduct of dances at said promises under existing circumstances would not be contrary ♦ to nor prejudice the public morals, peace, health or safety, and that there fore the said application of the Palm Springs Lions Club be and it is hereby granted. BE IT FURTNN(t [OkSOLVED, that the City Council shall and_ it does hereby determine that the said dance permit shall be issued without any fee or charge and that there shall be no fee er charge for the filing of the said application; that the said dance is ;proposed to be held by a charitable and fraternal association, and is cr.sual r_,nd for one occasion only, and that good cause exists for the waiver of said fees and charges. I herebV certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolu0 Not 839 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, i a meeting t'.hcroof held on November 5, 19410 r� chi ?? , L„r P air ' Springs, California a RESOLUTION N& 840 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appointing Councilman. Roy M. Serum, MayorPro tempers. WHEREAS, Mayor Philip L. Boyd is temporarily absent from the State of California for a period of approximately two vre-eks, and it is essential that a member of this Council be appointed to act as Mayor tempore during the absence of Mayor 3oyd and until- his return to this City. NO"o ^tIIOKlORE, BIE IT RESOL.rED, that Councilman Pay M. Serum be and he is hereby appointed Mayor pro tempers of the City of Palm Springs from this time until the return to the City of Ypyor Boyd. ,_-m_e_--- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of P_esol_tt' ,1 MILE doily adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a Meeting n thereof held on November 5, 1941, 9 O-DI'lh 6ity`dlerk of� Palm Springs, California. RESOLUTION ITO, 841 of the City Council of the City of Paler Springs accepting rasignatien of Clarence Ho Si-.rpson as member of the 11 City Planning Commission . j IERLAS, ivlr, Clarence Ho SLInpson has tendered L-o the Nlae ,'cr iris resign,,;ion as a member of t.ie City -Planning Commission, and the Mayor desires to accept � such rosignation. NOUT, THL'L UORHg BE IT RESOLV�D, that -this City Council shall, and it does hereby approve and consent to 'the acceptence by the I6ayor of this Cite of the resign, bion of I: r. Clarence Simpson as a rrembor of the said Planning Commissions 137� IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Council shall and it joeo hereby express its approciatien of the -work and effort of Y.ro Simpson as a. menber of .he said Commission. I hereby certify that the foregoing is e. true copy of Resolution Noy 841 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Falm 3Brings, a) moetring thereof held on November 19, 1941. O ' " i City Cler>r of Pall /Sprinl;s, California s RESOLUTION ITO. 842 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting necessary deeds and grants for the opening of Vista de Cl,ino PJTEaE S, this City Council has received from the City Planning Commission ' a certified copy of the minutes of the meeting of said. Commission held Novem­ ber Eth, 1941, together ii-th a letter dated Novombcr 13th, IMI, from the _cling ecre-tary of said Commission from i^rhich it apfears that the _,-Lid Corniission hes eprroved and recommended the acceptance by the City of the necessary deeds and °rants For the opening of Vistr d.e Chino in its portion 1uin,, immediately ',lest of North Palm Canyon Drive and also rccommendded tho improvement 'l,hereof in accordance with the plat or diagram enclosed with said letter which contemplates creation of an "island'T of planting in the approximate center of the street to shield the existing stand pipes in the .irrigation water line until such time: as proper means, of clisposi.nI of same is possible, and ,VHEREAS, it appears to this City Council it is to the best interests and O advantage of the City of Palm Springs and the public. welfare and safety that the approval and recommendsrtion of the said Plmraiing Commiission be a followed, NO'.V, THEREFORE, DE IT RESOLV 'D, that the City of Palm SprinF,s shall accept the necessary- deeds and grants for the opening of said Vista de Chino es a public ti7oaottg1ifare and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and directed to secure and place orr record in the office of the County Re- corder of this County all of the said deeds and grani,s for that purpose, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Superintendent of Streets be end he , is hereby authorized and directed to improve and lay out the said Vista de Chino as a public thoroughfare in. accordance r` ith the said plat or diz, ram --we---- I hereby certify that the foregeinE; is a trio copy oi' Resolution No. H.2 duly adopted by the City Council. of the City of Palm Springs, 7 a meeting thereof held on November 19, 1941a , ActLu/in - City Clerk of OFSprings, California • ----oo0ooa___ l_JJ RESOLUTION .NO. 843, of the City Council of the City of Pa.lnt a. Springs approving the layout of Mc4 e l,lum ParlpMay, !VMPLElMS, this City Council has received from the City Plenni.ng Commission a certified copy of the minutes of its meeting held November 5th, 1941, to- E,ether with a letter from the Acting Secretary of said Commission dated Novem- bar 13th, 1941, from which it appoar°s that the said Planning Commission at its meeting of November 5th, 1041, approved and recommended the layout of McCallum Parkwray with an eight foot sidewalk ai; both North aid South sides and a twonty--- ' four fact park7r,.ay and bridle path along the center thereof, with thirty fact rcadirays on either side of the parkway, and ';HElIE3S, this City Council deems it to the best interest and advalta.ge of the City of Palm Springs and in accordance with the public welfare and safety that the said "uGallum Parkway be so laid out and improved across Section 13, Ta 4 So, Ro 4 E. , So Bo B, 2_ Na. NOVT, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Superintcnden , of Streets be and he is hereby authorized and directed to lay out and improve the said Yo Callum Parinray in accordance with the approval and recommendations of the City Planning Commission above referred to. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 643 dulz,, adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held an November 19, 19,fl_ ilct -g REy Clerk of Pai�? Sprints, California ----oo0oo-.--.o ' RESOLUTION NO� 899: of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs wranting a dance permit to Harry V. Varous. HERE.",S,, Harry V. Varous has heretofore filed application for e dance permit at the Martinique, pursuant to Ordin^nce No. 40 as amended, which application has been referred to the Chief of Police and also to the Public Safety Committee of the City Council for investigation and report; uFHERPAS, the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee have reported to the City Council that the drantin; of the application for such permit; at the designated premises would not under present circumstances and so far as, W known be contrary to the general welfare and the public morals, peace, health and safely, and have recommended granting, of the said application, and a 77M'f!"L ' this City Council has considered said roports of the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee and is advised and informed of the facts and circuristances in regard to said application for dance permit and has considered same, NLM, '1"-HEREFORE, BE IT 1ESOLVED, that the City Council shall and it does hereby determine that the vIranting of such application and the conduct of dances at said premises under oxieLing circumstances rmould not be contrary to nor prejudice , the public morals, peace, health or safety, and that therefore the said ap- plication of Harry V. Vaarcus shall be and it is hereby ;;ranted, I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No, 344 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a�eti.ng 'thereof held on November 19, 1941, �.et'ln/g, Cit;,r Clerk of PaI.��Sprinps, California • 34 RESOLUTION NO. 845 "1 of the City Council of the City of 'Pelm Springs ccncallinT a contrast with Pierson- y DeLane for certain police radio equipment. ldiiER,s, the City of Seim Springs has heretofore on January 2nd. 190, no0rnd into a contract with Pierson-De'Lene, Inm , a corporation, nlereby there pros to p be furnished to the: City certain _police radio equipment including transmitter, receiver and antenna, and ABAREPS, the said contract was subsequently modified by an Addenda, dated June 24th, 1041, and the said agreament and. Pddead, were made the srbject O_' ' a contract bond by Columbia Casualty Company dated My ll:th, 1941 and oumbr_red n,g.f, and yhEREr^.I',, it is now mutually desired by the City of Palm Springs and Pierson- DeLane, Inc. to terminate the said contract and Addenda, to place the parties in status quo withoH any further liability to either of them by reason of the said contract and addenda, and to exonerate and retvrn too said bond of Colum-- 1,ia Osa7' olty Company, WOW, TRERMORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the hayor end City Clerk be and they nr•e hereby authorised and directed for and on behalC of the City of Palm SprirCr, to execute with said Pierson-DeLane, Inc„ a mutual concellation of the .,ai-1 contract and P-ddonda and oe:iver and release of the other from further mspon- +�► sibiliL-y, provided; (®) that the saidMrson-Dane, inco restore the oxicti% police radio apparatus of the City, including the mobile units, to its wave lan;tA and condition (excepting_ ordinary wear and tear) as of January 2nd, 1941, d (b) that said Merson-PeLyne, Ino., remove at their oven expense all of the equipment placed by them upon City property subsequent to January 2nd, 1941, (c) that the said 1?ie.rson-DeLane, Inc. release the City from all .rosMs.i -- bility end claims Upon or becnallse of the execution of the said contract and Pddenda and because of the services and materiels furnished by it in the maintenance and upkeep of the existing police radio to data, and (d) that the form of mutual Pg,reement and release executed with Pierson-DoLone, I'n.c� be first approved as to tbrm by the City Attorney. �._. --- 1 I hereby certify that the foregoing is ^ true copy of Resolution No, 845 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Qpri.ngs at a mrr- lane', thereof he].dNotianiber 19, 14141 CILy d1crlf O1 'elm Springs, California RESOLUTION NUS 846 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs transferring: funds From the Ceneral Fund to Street Fund. i RESOLVED, that tho stun of �i4AM OO be and the same is hereby transferred From the General Fund to the Street Fund. ..._...,.._0---- I hereby certify that, the foregoing is a true copy of resolution No. 84d duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meting; thereof held December 3, 10410 ' Actin� CiRy C1e lr 0 Palm wrings, California u----00Ooo-»- RESOLUTION Y& 817 � of the City Council of the City of Pahn Springs authorizing employment of Pdlar�aret Schill as temporary stenographer for the Planning Commission and Zoning Board, ':EREAC, the City Planning Commission desires to have a stenographer attend the meetings of the Commission and the Zoning Board and to report the notes thereof, and the provision of such assistance is necossary to the proper and p$ efficient functioning of the Commission, 0 Y01, TIIIREFO_Aq Bp! IT RESOLVED„ that the Chairman of the City Planning Com- mission be and he is hereby cuthorized and directed to employ Margaret Schill as temporary stenographer for those purposes at a salary of seventy-five cents * per hour until permanent arrangements in that regard are marled .e.=--p.:.—_.e I hereby certify that the foreZoi.ng is a true copy of Resolution No, 80 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Pala Springs at a meetinr thereof held December 3, 1941> Clerk of Pa ` iy , California RESOLUTION NO. 848 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting resignation of Foroce 2. Pendery as a meriber of the Library Board, • I1:ER17,AS, thereha.s been presented to the Mayor of this City the resignation of Horace F. Pendery as a. member or the Board of Trustees of the heinnod Murray * Memorial Library of the City of Palm Springs, and the said 'Mayor desires to accept the said resignation, NO11, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall aid it does hereby consent to and approve the acceptance by the Mayor of this City of the resignation of Horace F. Pendery as a. member of the said board of the library trustoes, hC IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Council shall and it does hereby express its appreciation of the work and effort of hr. Pendery as a member of the said bcarK I hereby certify that the fora oing is a true copy of Resolution No, 848 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a : eeting thereof held December 3, 1941, Act�r.g C�.ty C1 rE 7c of Pal8prinps, California ----oo0do--=- J RESOLUTION NOS 829 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs apnoi.nting Jean Armstrong as a member of the Library Board„ WERELS, the Mayor of this City has appointed Jean Armstrong as a member of err the board of trustees of the Weltivood�leemor a.l. Library of the City of Pa'utii Springs in the place of Horace 1. Pendery, resigned, subject to the approval and consent of this Council, YOU, CHEREPORE, VE IT RESOLVED, that this Council shall end it does hereby approve and consent to the appointment of Jean Armstrong as a. member of the said board of library trustees to fill out the uneepired term previously held by Kr, Pondery� I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No 849 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held December 3, 194Y r h ct'i?.a City Clone or.' _.....__. PaQ Springs, California e---0o0oo- --- 36 � .. RESOLUTION NO.. 830 (;) of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving appointment of Robert; R. eeterson, � City Clerk, AHERMS, the office of City Clerk is now vacant, and the City needs and re-- quires the services of a. City Clerk_ .without delay, and • 'IdIIR2AS, the City Manager has appointed Robert K, Peterson of palm Springs to said position commencing December lot, 1941, subject to approval of the City Council, at a salary of Q90,00 per month, and the Council believes said Robert A. Peterson to be capable and qualified for the position. ' NOn, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Robert W. Peterson be and he is hereby appointed City Clerk upon his taking the oath of office required by loxi continuing until Further or other order of the City Council, at a compen- motion of $190.00 per month. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No� 850 duly adopted by the City Council of tho City of Palm Springs, at 0 meeting thereof held on December 3, 1911, Titiry City Cleric of Palm P rings, Ca1i-fornia -. 00000---- p RESOLUTION NOS.. 851 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting resignation of John D. Lange as Acting City Clerk, 6'Ru S, 'Kr, John Dz Lange has tendered to this City Council his resignation as Acting City Clark and the Council deems it ^dvisable and proper to accept , the said resignation. WOId, 'THMEFOM, BE IT RESOLVED, that the rosiCnotion of John D. Lange as Acting City Clerk of this City be and it is hereby accepted. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true cony of Resolution No. 351 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Pali^ SnrinCs, at a meeting; thereof held on December 3, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs, Calif. 0 -- -voo000 ---- 0 RESOLUTION N0, 852. of the City Council of the City of Palm nrin[3 employing Ralph Neuman as a helper of the Waste Disposal Dept. , and promoting Fronk Britton From Helper to Driver. ?iHEO'RE S, the City Ywryger has recommended employment of Ralph Newman ns a Helper of the baste Disposal Department at a salary of 0121,00 per month commencing 11ovamber 1, 1941, and the promotion of Frank Britton from Eelper at a salary of t121..00 nor month he Driver for said departmont at a salary of 1132.00 per month commencing November 1, 1941, and the City Council deems it advisable and proper and in the interest of the public safety and wel- fare that the said appointment of Ralph blewman and promotion and increase of salary of Frank Britton be made. NO'U, ^11311'_H_;PORE, BE IT RASOLVED, that Ralph Newman be and be is hereby em- ployed as Helper for the Waste Disposal Depa.rdment at a salary of J121.00 �q per month commencing Tovember 1, 19410 and that Frank Britton be and he is hereby promoted end employed as Driver for the haste Disposal bepartineut at a salary of QM00 per month commencing November 1, 1941, e I hereby certify that the fore,ro%C is a true copy of Resolution No. 852 duly adopted bd the City Council of the City of Pali- Springs, at a moeting thereof held on December 3, 1941� City Clerk of Palm Springs, California ----c o 000----_- • RESOLUTION N0; 553 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs accepting resignation of Nilliam Lee Smith as a _member of the Police Dept, =ll EA!S, pursuant to Resolution No. 177 of this City Council the Chief of Police and the Chairman of the Publir Safebv Committoe are aKhor.ized to appoint and also to discharge members of the Police 'Department subject to such action being reported to the City Council immediately and effective until tho next meeting of the Council at v-nich time the Council shall make such Order an it nosaas froyi _r,d ',�hEl-a,-,''lS, ,il.liam Lee: Smith bps heretofore presented his resignation as member of the Pals Springy Police Department effective November 27, 1941, which resignation has been accepted by the Chief of Police and the Chair- Non of the Public Safety Cormittec subject to further order of this Council, 1FOvl; TN.ER':Ef:'OR BE IT KZSCMD, that the _ ocignatien of the said ,fills am Leo Smith as a member of the Police. ljapartmeut of the City of Pala Springs ef•• foctive November 27, 1911, be pnd the same is hereby accepted, Y I hereby certify that the fore,meing is a true cop-,- of Resolution No. 353 duly euopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a neetin,,; thereof held on December 3, 1941. V'✓. --,Ica• ' City Clerk T "lain :i ri , California Po000o����- RESOLUTION NO, 054 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appropriating funds for erection of curbing; at Southwest corner of Indian Avenue and &made _Road. VlIiERB_^S,, it ;is necessary to the public safety and welfare that a wooden curbing ten inches in height be erected at the Southwest corner of Indian Lvoaaa and Amado toad, extending twenty-two feet from said corner South- word on Indian Avenue along the vest curbline thereof, in order to regu- late automobile traffic and parking, and the cost of said work will not onceod AMC. _ NO11THYREPORE, RE IT RLSOL-T&D, thct the Superintendent of Streets be and he is hereby authorized and directed forthwith to procure the necessary materials and services for the construction of the said wooden curbing at the location named, eependinE for those purposes not to exceed the sum of Q0.a00, ._...�.�0--- I hereby certify that the foragoinS is s true copy of Resolution M 851 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Pali_ Springs, at a meeting thereof held on Decanbor 3, 1941, City Clcri: of Palm Springs, California -- 00000- • • 38 <<- C=� iESCU TION PiOo 855 (� of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs acceptinb donation. of 'Thomas A. o°Donnell for I3ealth Center nili-r_EliEAS, Niir� Thomas 1!o 07Donnel.1 of .Palm SprinS's has asked the City 1;, rr• - ce.ive and adtainister a gift, of Ten Thousand (;jaO,000,00) Dollars to the conuuLvnity °welfare in the providlnm, improvement and. equipping of a public health clinic and wolforo center, and WHL[,311S, I�.r" O'Donnell h,s requesL-ed that the City of Patin Sorin-s shall consult and ocree with the -welfare section of the Palm Springs Uomen° s ' Club as to the location and purchase of the real property, the tyre of archi-teoture and re-nerel character of the building and the management and conduct of the public health clinic and vwelf�,re center to be situoted there, provided that in the event at any time it be the opinion of a majority of. the City Council that- a cha.nr,e of management is desirable they me:.y effect suc1: change and assuno sole responsibility for the management and corduccl; of the saAd clinic and welfare can ter, and ", __,'d'\^ City Council desires to accept, hold and use said sum for the . _ L_wr u, t'n-e y said lamrful public purposes and deems it to the best interest and adva,ntag,a oP the City of Palm Springs that this be done and has authority to do so pursuant to an act ofI,he Legislature oP the Soto of California (Statutes 1381, paT-e 2, as amended). � N6!7, Ttl:Tl'EFORE, BE IT RT'SOLr✓ED, Lhat this City Council shall and it (ions hereby accept the said rift of' ]Mr. Thomas n. O'Donnell so made for the-, said lavvful. public purposes above stated, ao(a. W DE 11' FURTHER RESOLVED, that Lhe Yayor be and he is hereby direot;cd to sp- )ropriately express to the said do,zor the apprcri:atior, of this City for his kindne and i,itcrest in the corsurLmity velfarc in providinZ for the conduct-, of said clinic and ,crclfarc facilities- hereby certify that the foregoing is s -true copy of Resolution idoo 855 duly adopted by the City Council of the Cit, of Palr Snrinrs, at a rroetinL; tliereof held on Docember 1I., 1C�16 City Clerk of' Palm Springs, Caif" RES0LU7'IO0J NCI 856 of the City C01112cil of the Cily of P,-Ih.i Springs transferrinC; funds from the General Fun% to --ho Library Fund A RESOLVED, dial; the sum of 'r2,150.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fined to 'hhe Libror-• fund 0 I. horeby certify that t'ne foregoinf; a txv.e cony of lie,SelUtiOn IVo� 856 di.ily ado,,ted by the City Cou-toil of the City of Palm rir^s, at e moe tin,; thereof iiald on December 7.7., 19410 Ci��Clei•1 01' ��s:h=�Springs, C. Lii' ' RESOLUTION ITO. 857 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs authorizing the 'Tesiporary ,Defense Corunittee to incur any necesseri% expePse in carrying out its mn.li. L� � ..�, a temporar}r Defeusc Couusitten has been s`orned to act in conCunc�.ion ,gith the City Council until sn arneruency ordinance becomes effective, and. I°ETI MRS' cert-ai.n expenditures mriy bo nocessar.y in the exeeuL-:ien of t7ro lu.ti of said Defense Com_titcoo NON, THEREFORE, 13-2 IT RESOLVED, that the tcnhrr�.ry Defense Comrnitteo of tti'rc City of Palm Springs sh-,11 be anc' is hereby a-uthoriaed to incur any exponse necessary to efiuotivoj carry out its rnrk, I hercb- certify that the ;oregoing is a true copy of Resolution Yo, 857 d.nly adopted by tyre City Council_ of the City of Folio Sc.rings, at a meetinc^ -I:n-jnznf oelu. on December 11-, i9Ql, City�Clork of '.'al,n °p. i�e C;;.77_��ornia _;190Lf:7'ION id0, 858 of the City Council of -the City of Paha Springs reappointing Helba 3errriett aad Yrancis _ , Crocker, members of Board of Trustees of vueli000d i'urray Priemorial Library, tilifl-MEAS the terms of lAr.3- Mel.be Bennett and TdIr. Francis F. Crocker, having expired, and. �ENRBSS, the Honorable Philip L. Boyd, iiayor of the City of Palm Springs has i•ecorunenled the reappointment of said. indiyicluals vs members Of' said « Boarl of Trustees, THEREFORF, BE IT P3�1CLti D, that t'ae City Council of -the City of Pahm qprir_gs floe-, hereby consent to the re.cppointment of 'erirs, Yolba Bennett and P?ro F`r antis F, Crocker, 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of T�esolut-ion No, 850 dti1�r rdontrd by the City Council of the City- of .Pelm Springs, as a meeting thereof held on December 11, 1941, 1 _ - City Clerk o£ iPalm Snrin"s, California - —---O o O o o-_.--T RL'SOLUTION JNIC, 859 of the City Council of the City or Palm Springs vuthor:i.�.ing thc, trial employment of o High School boy to aid the Director- of Recreation in supervising the pla r;;round. RCSOLYCD, that the Cormnunity Recreation Corn-i ssion of th.e City of Palm Springs be and it is hereby authorized to employ an older high school boy on a trial basis of the rate of 35;/, per hatia• 'eo aid the Diractor of R<'cre- ation in the smpervision of the playp-rounds of the City of Palm Spr_i,rrs from tha present timo Luitil the end of the year, 1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy oC Resolution No, 859 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held an December 17, 1941., 7 ' City Clerk of 1'al-n Sp1-ings, California —oo0oo---- R> SOLT T-IOTS NCa 860 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs e-wroeing to pay Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce moneys for yrroriotion, advertising, and p-rbli ity Purposes. RL+'z"Oi:,ill, by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs that the City enter into an agreement with the Fula Springs Chamber of Commerce to pay to said Chamber of Commerce sums of money for the purposes, at the times, in the a- mounts and upon the terms and conditions os provided in Ordinance No, 105 entitled "An Ordinance of the City of Palm Sprinp;s hppronriatin; the suns of One Thousand Dollars (��1,,000.00) for use in uro_notion, advertisinp; and pub- 40 M. licit for said City dvrin% Lhe curl°ant fiscal y � isca_ year." : ,„bleb a.E.reemenL shall be in substantially the same fo_rni as the agreement stated in Resold- Lion No. 629 of the Cit,r Council, adopted Iiarch 5, 1941, and vfnich aR;reo- meat the Mayor and City C1ork are hereby authorized and directed to execute i for and on hahal:" of the City I 1 hereby corti'Py that the foregoinL; is a -true copy of -Pesolution No. 360 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Pain Springs, at a rloctin;; thereof held on December 17, 1941. City Cleric of Palm Sprin2s, P.13SO UTION NO. 561 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs D'ranlbing dance permit to Thelma We r the ime r Thelma '.idertheimer has heretofore filed application for dance permit of the Colnnial Iiouse. on December 31 , 19�1, pursuant to Ordinance No. 40 as amended, vvnich application has been referred to the Chief of Police and also to the Public Safety Committee of the City Council for in- A vestiga.tion and report; the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Committee have reported 4 to the City Council that the P•rantin` of the application for such permit at the d.esi„Hated Premises would, not Linder preeent circrunstancos and so far as hyrorn, be contrary to the general vrelfare acid the public morals, peace, hoalth and safety, and have recommended granting of Via said ap- plication, and TllBt J S, this City Council has considered said reports o£ the Clriof of Police and the :Public f_ai'ety Committee and is advis.e'd and informed of LP_o ' facts and c1rcu*nstances in regard to said application Por dance nerro'it and has considered same, NOITI, T-ER'BPORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council shall and it does hereby determine that the granting of such applic_tUon and the conduct of dances at said Premises under existinr circumstances vuould not be con- trary to nor prciudice the public morals, peace, health or saf<;tzr, and Chat therefore the said application of' 7•Lrs, 'Thelma shall be en't is hereby wanted. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resoluti.en ,ic. Sul duly adopted by the City Coupon of the City of F'alm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on December 17, 1941� City Clerk of Palm Springs, Cn1f, RNSOLUTION NO. 862 of the City Cow.lcil of the City of Palm Springs approving license agreemenb With the Sanitary District. i)HEREAS, the City of Palm Sprin�'c must have available at all times adequate ' dumping and disposal grounds for the use of its Waste Disposal Depart- ment in handling and disposing of the garbage, waste matter, trash and rubbish which accumvlate and are gathered within the City, end vJIIEREhS, the existing license agreement bet,,rowi this City and the Palm Springs Szniitc.ry District; of Riverside CounLy, California, for the use of its lnrids and premises within Vie City for theiL purpose, • rj,�iros December 31st, 1041, and -the said sanitary distrief: has evidenced :its willingnes-s to ,:rauit to the City a further license agreement for the use of its said lands and premises for a five moni;hs period bef-,inning Jana- Dry lst, 1942, and it i-s to the best interests and advantage of the City AllIt that such license agreement be forLhvri.nh entered into, NOtiV, THDREb'OR&l, DE IT R3,S0LVf3D, that the City of te7.rn Spa'ings enter into a • farther license a.,reemrint with the said smitary ristrict for the use of its lands and premises described as the Sovth',IlosL quarter of the Ser,thves"t quarter of Section 17, T. 5 S� , R. 4 2,, S, B, B� c; M, , in substantially the form of the oxisting license er-reenen'a which is referred to in Resolution Noo 257 of this Council, and that the Yayor and City Clerk, be and they ore herebv authorized and directed to execute such license agreement- in the nams and on behalf of the City of Palm Springs and to affix thereto bhe official seal of the- City, upon the City P-ttcrney first approving the said license agreamcnt as to form, I hereby certify that: the foregoing is a true cojy of :Resolution No� 862 duly adoptrd by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof hold on December 1941. I City Cleik of Palrn Springs, California ----00000---= kESOLUTION NOo 863 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs authorizing fire apparatus. to be used outside the City,limits of Palm Springs in cases of emera_oacy- iatIC w•AS, under the provisions of Sections 13000 et seq of th.e iiealLh and Sodaty Code of the State of California the City of Palm Springse fire apw paratus, fire equipment end fire fiE;l_tine fcroe may be used for the _purpose of etti.nguishing any fire which occur,a (a) in an-,r cif;' or in any county fire protection district Which is of such proper-Lio-as that it cannot be, adequately handlod b;- the firs department of the City or the Co,znt}> fire protection district, or (b) outside the limits of this City, and lJlF,hl'd5, it is further provi_d.od in said Rea.lth and Sa.£ety Code that the roa_s0nable value of the use of, and repairs and depreciation on, apparatus aa�d ognipmeT116 anal other e,c- nses reasonably inourrad in furnishing fire fighting services constitutes a charge ag-,,ainst the citjr m• t, county fire „rouoction district in >>ri2i.ch the Piro occurs, or if the fire occurs outside iLYro boundaries of any city, or ony county -Fire protection distriot, a cha_-ge aEainst the county in "Thieh byre fire occurs, and 0:}I312L118, in tt.a oxistinc• national e> )r,,ency it is deslrC-d to arrange for t t hr� inerchan,e of fire fighting services bet-voen this City and the adjoin�- inn; cities, county fire protection districts, and the County of R.1versidoo NOi1, Ti1}liilrOlZEn, DE IT R,901YVED, that: in cases of emergency, ac datermined f by the Chief of tho Fire Lane..rtmont cf this City and falling vd.thin the ps•ovi.sions of the Health and Safety code above quoted, the apparatus, oqui_a-- ment and fire fighting force of this City be and it is bere'oy authorized to be ussd. outside Lhe limits of thin City, be n� at ell times ^rii,hi.n e radius of 30 miles of the outer boundaries of this City, and *sithin mUrll Cipali'ties, county fire ;roLeot;i0n districts, or portions of Riverside County the ;nvo-n:rng bod a ies of which s'oall 'nave ai .e•r ^,' ,,;ith this City that the furnish.. ing of such fire fiEhtinL; scrviccs shell be co,roree and uai,' P,r under said provisions of the Health end 3efei-.y Code, and ri ,, PROVIDL'ID FIMM R, fiat -ny such munlcipalit}r, co, _t,t, fire protect cu discr .c or portion of I'.i.verrside rn, y t " r Isl such fire fightinl- services are . C i,t�r o v_ri } -R�nc�=rod, haoin? icj cvyn Yrre crparztr,s, fire er3uipiamat or Aire I_'ig9r L-,ill Norco shall aloe have Entered into a reci111-00al, a�roement vnitlr f;is City Per the renrlerin;, 0f Similar servi.oe t0 tha Cit,r of Palm Sr,rir�gs, :a nd F1.07ID LD PCIS'.1"sR, that a raaso-is:bl' fire Pi,'si.;:ng f �,orce end reasonable _ a,llotrot or, fire fiIotin- -quip, ,ent u`e all tinges is vithi.n t'^a City of Palm Snr-ings, I hors-;b.r certify thra, tao foregoin ; is a true copy of Resolution Roo 063 rh,iy aClopteJ b-: file 0ity Council of the CiL,, of Palm Springy^s, ea a meeting thereof hold on Docembor° 23, 1941m City Clerk of Palm Springs, Cali.forrii2 0c0oa---•-- 42 yr RESOLUTION NO. 864 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs. • l"nTiEREAS, it is necessary that an application for radio station construction permit (F.C.C. Form No. 401) be executed on behalf of the City of Palm Springs and filed with the Federal Communications Commission at Washington, D. C., in duplicate, same to cover and relate to the portable mobile unit in police • car No. 2. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, -that Lyle Sanard, the duly appointed, qualified. and acting Chief of Police of the City of Palm Springs, ,be and he is hereby authorized and directed for and on behalf of the City of Palm Springs and in , its name to execute and file the said application upon the form named in du- plicate with the said Federal Communications Commission at Washington, D. C. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 864 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palin Springs, at a meeting thereof held on December 23, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs, California ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 865 of the City Council of the City of Palm O Springs transferring funds from the General Fund to the Street Fund. RESOLVED, that the sum of $550.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Street Fund. ----0---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 865 ' duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on December 30, 1941. C��.�: City Clerk of Palm Springs, California ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 866 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs authorizing the lease of the Palm Springs Field Club by the City. R `lVkIEREAS, tho Palm Springs Field Club, a California corporation, owner thereof has with the approval and consent of a majority of its shareholders submitted to the City of Palm Springs an offer to lease to the City (with option to the Lessee to purchase same) the premises in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State: of California, described as follows: Lots 25 and 26 of Palm Valley Colony lands in Section 13, Township 4 South, Range 4 East, S.B.B.&M., including the improvements and personal property thereon, being all of the real and personal property of the Lessor excepting only its corporate files, ' records, cash and accounts receivable, same being known as the Palm Springs Field Club on East Ramon Road in the said City of Palin Springs, which offer is set forth in a form of lease and option in words and figures as follows, to-rri t; THIS INDENTURE AND OPTION, made and entered into at Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, this 31st day of December, 1941, by and between the PAIld SPRINGS FIELD CLUB, a corporation organized and ex- y isting under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, the Lessor and Optionor, and the CITY OF PALM SPRINGS'., a municipal corpor- ation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California, the Lessee and Optionee, r ' W I T N E S S E T H MTEREAS, the Lessor and Optionor is the owner of those certain 10 promises together with the improvements and personal property there- on known as the Palm Springs Field Club grounds on Fast Ramon Road in the City of Palm Springs, County of Riverside, State of California, • described as: Lots 25 and 26 of Palm Valley Colony lands in Section 13, Township 4 South, Range 4 Nast, S. B. B. & M., which premises are subject to the existing leases heretofore exe- cuted by the Lessor to the Palm Springs Polo Club, and to L. J. ' Anderson and Margaret Anderson, and also are subject to re- strictions, reservations, easements, rights-of-way and rights of record. WHEREAS, the Lessee and Optionee desires to lease from Lessor the said premises and improvements above described, as well as all of the personal property of the Lessor (excepting only its cor- porate files, records, cash and accounts receivable), and also desires the right to purchase the said real and personal property, NOVIAI THEREFORE, the Lessor in consideration of the rent hereinafter specified to be paid by the Lessee, and the coven- ants and agreements hereinafter contained, does hereby lease unto the said Lessee the said premises, improvements and per- sonal property for a period of twelve (12) months, beginning on the first day of January, 1942, and ending on the 31st day of December, 1942. M This Lease is made by the Lessor and accepted by the Lessee upon each of the following conditios and terms, namely: FIRST: The Lessee agrees to pay to the Lessor as rent for said demised premises the sum of Twelve Hundred (01200.00) Dollars, lawful money of the United States, for the full term aforesaid, payable as follows: One Hundred (,j100.00) Dollars on the first Friday of each calendar month during the said term. SECOND: Said premises, improvements and personal property shall be used by the Lessee for public and private recreational and entertainment purposes. The said premises, improvements and personal. property shall not be used for azy other purpose without the written consent of the Lessor. The Lessee shall not sublet the premises or any part thereof, nor assign nor hypothecate this lease, or any rights therein, or in the lease- hold premises without such written consent first had and ob- tained; any subletbing, assignment or hypothecation without such written consent shall be void, and shall be cause for the cancellation of this lease by the Lessor at its option. ry THIRD: Lessee agrees that it has examined and knows the condition of all of said premises and personal property, and • accepts same in their present condition. Lessor shall not be liable to Lessee, or to any other person, for any injury or damage to person or property by reason of any defect in the construction or condition, or present or future lack of repairs of said premises. Lessee agrees not to make or allow to be made any change, alteration or addition to or in any of said premises or improvements without first obtaining written consent of the Lessor. FOURTH: Lessee agrees that during the term it will at its own expense make all necessary repairs, alterations or improve- on the premises, except such as result from latent defects and ordinary wear and tear, and will keep said promises, the ap- purtenances thereto, and every part thereof, in good and safe order and condition. Lessee shall cultivate, irrigate, fer- tilize, prune and otherwise care for the turf, trees, shrub- bery and plants upon the premises. It is understood and agreed that all equipment and fixtures of every sort, necessary to further furnish and equip said premises and improvements for the uses of the Lessee, shall be provided by the Lessee which It Lease. have the right to remove same upon termination of the Lease. The same shall not, nor shall any of them, be affixed to or removed from the improvements so as to injure or damage the same. Lessee shall at its own expense repair any damage 44 e'I^n done to said premises and improvements by reason of any removal of (� such equipment of fixtures. • FIFTH: It is understood that the Lessor and Optionor has not, nor has the said real property any right to receive water from the Desert Inn, Inc., which has furnished water to it in the past. The furnishing of said water has been done solely as a courtesy and with- Y out any legal obligation existing or created. SIXTH:- It is hereby agreed by and between the parties that if default be made in the payment of the rent hereinbefore specified to be paid., or if default be made by the Lessee in performance of ' any of the covenants or agreements herein, it shall be lawful for the Lessor, at its option, to declare the term ended, and to re- enter the demised premises or any part thereof, and to expel or re- move the Lessee or any other persons who may be upon the same, to- gether with all goods and chattels found therein, and to repossess and enjoy the said premises again as of its first and former estate. If at any time said term shall be ended at the election of said Lessor, as aforesaid, or in any other way, the Lessee hereby coven- ants and agrees to surrender and deliver up the said demised prem- ises to the Lessor immediately upon such termination. Lessee hereby waives any notice from the Lessor of its election to declare this lease at an end under any of its provisions, or to demand for the payment of rent or for the possession of said demised premises. 9 Lessee agrees at the termination of this lease to quietly vacate and surrender said premises and personal property in good condition, reasonable wear and tear excepted, restoring and replacing any other loss or damage. SEVENTH: If Lessee should hold the premises or either of them beyond the term herein specified, with the consent, expressed or implied, of the Lessor, such holding over shall be construed to be a tenancy from month to month only, subject to all conditions and restrictions of this lease, and Lessee agrees to ,pay rent therefor at the rate of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars per month. EIGHTH: The within lease is subject to the said two existing ' leases to the Palm Springs Polo Club and L. J. and Margaret Anderson and Lessee accepts the real and personal property of Lessor subject thereto. It is understood and agreed however that the Lessee herein shall be entitled to collect and retain the rentals due Lessor upon said two existing leases during the term hereof and same are hereby assigned to the Lessee and Optionee herein. The Lessee and Optionee shall have, and it is hereby granted, an option during the term of this lease, to purchase the said premises, improvements and personal property above described and which con- stitute the property leased, subject to the existing leases afore- mentioned wherein the Palm Springs Polo Club and L. J. Anderson and ry Margaret Anderson are Lessees, and also to restrictions, reservations, easements and .rights of record, but free of other encumbrances other than taxes, at a price or consideration of Thirty-eight Thousand • ( �38,000.00) Dollars, lawful money of the United States. The Lessor and Optionor is to furnish policy of title insurance by either Security Title Insurance Company or Riverside Title Company in the usual form, and bear the usual sellerts expenses upon such sale. Upon exercise of such option the within lease shall terminate, and the Lessee and Optionee shall pay the rental above provided for only to the end of the calendar month wherein the option is exer- cised. Said option shall be exercised by resolution of the City ' Council of the Lessee and Optionee, a. deposit of a certified copy thereof in the United States Mail at Palm Springs, addressed to Lessor and Optionor at Palm Springs, California., registered and postage pre-paid, and deposit of One Thousand (:jJ,000.00) Dollars in escrow with a. bank or trust company in Riverside County to apply on the purchase price of said real and personal property, The balance of the purchase price shall be paid. upon the Lessor and Optionor fur- nishing the required title and conveyances of the real and personal property. In the event the.t exercise of the option shall require a vote of the electors of the City of Palm Springs, a favorable re- sult of said vote shall be a condition to exercise of the option. # The Lessee and Optionee, may at its election, assume the exist- ing mortgages and deeds of trust on the real property and acquire 14K the property subject thereto, deducting the amounts of principal and interest: thereon at the time of consummation of sale, provided • that the holders thereof shall release the Lessor and Optionor from any corporate or personal. liability on the notes secured thereby. NINTH: Each and. all of the provisions hereof shall be binding • upon and inure to the benefit of the successors and assigns of the Lessor and Opticnor, and the successors and assigns of the Lessee and Optionee if any assignment be made with the consent in writing of the said Lessor. ' IN DlITNESS WHEREOF, 'the parties have caused their respective corporate names and seals to be hereunto affixed by their officers thereunto duly- authorized, all as of the day and year first above written. ]'ELM SPRINGS FIELD CLUB, a corporation. By (signed) Earl E. Gibbs By (signed) Charles B. Hinkle CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, a municipal corporation, By (signed) Philip L. Boyd By (signed) Robert W. Peterson and h WHEREAS, it is essential that the City of Palm Springs procure suitable grounds and facilities for public squares, parks and playgrounds and for its use, and VfliEREA.S, in the judgment of the City Council the premises, buildings and equip- ment referred to in the said offer of the Palm Springs Field Club will be suit- able for the uses of the City of Palm. Springs grid the rentals and considerations set forth therein are fair and reasonable, and WHEREAS, the indebtedness or liability of the City of Palm Springs upon said Lease and Option (irrithout said option being exercised) will not exceed in any year the income and revenue provided for such year, and TNUEREAS, it is to the 'best interests and advantage of the City of Palm Springs that the offer of said Lease and Option be accepted according to its terms by the City of Palm Springs, NW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the said offer of the Palm Springs Field Club and the said Lease and Option evidencing the same 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 form of Lease and Option hereinbefore set forth in this resolution, and to affix thereto the seal of the City of Palm Springs upon approval of the same as to form by the City Attorney, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, 'that all payments upon and on account of said lease be • made .Prom the General Fund of the City of Palm Springs and that the executed copy of said lease be filed with the City Clerk. ----o---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. true copy of Resolution No. 866 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs at a meeting thereof held. on December 30, 1941. ' Ci—' ty Clerk of Palm Springs, Calr.fornia ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 867 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs appointing a Defense Council. s uvHEREAS, under Ordinance No. 111 of the City of Palm Springs the Palm Springs Defense Council is created, the same to be composed of such local officials • and citizens in addition to the ex officio officers thereof as may be ap- pointed thereto by the Mayor (ex officio Chairman of the Defense Council) with 'the approval of the City Council, and WHEREAS, the Mayor and ex officio Chairman of the Council has designated the 6 (^ ` ;r following officials and citizens to serve as members of said Defense Coun- cil upon the committees named for a term of one year land until their suc- cessors are appointed and qualified, namely: Committee on Civil Protection John D. Lange, Chairman o Roy W. Colegate, Vice-Chairman Committee on Human Resources and Skills Herbert J. Carpenter, Chairman ' Herbert Samson, Vice-Chairman Committee on Health, Welfare and Consumer Interest Irving T. Snyder, Chairman Harold J. Hicks, Vice-Chairman Committee on Transportation, Housing, Nb rks and. Facilities William D. Dean, Chairman 40 Clarence A. Hyde, Vice-Chairman Committee on Public Information A Karl B. Yumpe, Chairman Raymond Cree, lice-Chairman WHEREAS, all of the said appointments are subject to the approval of this City Council, NOW, TIIEREAR2, BE IT RESOLVED, that the foregoing appointments and desig- nations of officials and citizens as members of the Palm Springs Defense , Council and the respective committees thereof as above set forth be and they are hereby approved, ratified and confirmed. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a Resolution No 86"1 duly Gopted by than City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a mecting thereof held on December 30, 1941. City Clerk-of Palm Springs, California -----00000----- I RESOLUTION NO. 868 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs recommending amendments to Bill No. H. R. 6239. WHEREAS, there has been introduced and is now pending before the House of Representatives of the United States "a bill providing for the disposal of lands within the Palm Springs or agua Caliente Indian Reservation in Calif- ornia, and for other purposesj" which is numbered H.R. 6239, and WHEREAS, the said bill is of vital interest and concern to the City of Palm ' Springs inasmuch as there are some 30,000 acres of lands within the said reservation, which, for the most part, is made up of alternate or checker- board sections of land within and adjacent to the City of Palm Springs. Some 8 3/4 sections of land or in excess of 5,000 acres of those Indian reservation lands lie within the City limits of Palm Springs, and AFHEREAS, the City Council has studied and considered the said bill No. H.R 6239, and desires to recommend to the interested parties three changes or a amendments thereto for their consideration, NOR THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City of Palm Springs shall and it M . does hereby recommend: (a) That there be no unrestricted lensing of the Indian reservation lands as contemplated by the said bill. Inane event the said lands were available to private interests on long-term leases, 7 permanent improvements and business enterprises would be established thereby raising serious questions of taxation and jurisdiction. These long-term lessees would seek exemption from State, County and City jurisdiction and • taxation to compete with private homes and businesses, (b) The period of three years during which certain lands shall be available for monument purposes is too short. The areas contemplated for establishment of a nation- al monument or monuments are made up of scenic mountai.n canyons and desert. • The three year period during which some shall be withheld from public sale in order to allow their conversion into monuments is insufficient, particu- larly in view of the existing national emergency. It is unreasonable to require the establishment of these protective parks within so short a time. (e) The Southwest quarter of Section 2, Township 5 South, Range 4 .Cast, should be included among the lands withheld for monument purposes. The whole of said Section 2 has by inadvertence been included among those lands which are intended to be available for immediate sale to private interests. The Southwest quarter of this section constitutes the gateway to scenic Andreas Canyon, which with its natural palms and stream is to be withheld from public sale or disposal in order that it may be converted into a monu- ment. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of. Resolution No. 868 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on December 30, 1941. City Clerk of Palm Springs, California • ----ooOoo---- RESOLUTION NO. 869 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs denying application of C. Sabate'lla for a permit to conduct public dances within the City. WHEREAS, C. Sabatella, on December 23, 1941, filed. in the office of the City Clerk, an application for a permit to conduct a public dance at No. 319 North Palm Canyon Drive, within the City, on the night of December 31, 1.941, and WHEREAS, the Public Safety Committee of the City Council has considered said application and the effect of granting said permit upon the public peace, health, safety, morals and general welfare, and has reported to the City Council that in its opinion the granting of a. permit for a public dance at said premises pursuant to said application would be contrary to the general public peace, welfare, health and safety, and recommended that said application be denied, and VLr3REAS, the City Council is familiar with said matter and deems that the granting of said permit pursuant to said application would be contrary to • the general public peace, welfare, health and safety. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT R13SOLVED, that for reasons hereinabove stated said application be and the same is hereby denied. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of a Resolution No. 869 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on December 30, 1941. City Clerk of Patin Springs, California ----oc0oo---- RESOLUTION NO. 870 • of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs granting dance permit to Palm Springs Hotel. • ITMERLAS, B. Foldesy has applied for a permit- to conduct a public dance at the Palm Springs Hotel, within the City, on December- 31, 1941, and PVHEREAS, the Chief of Police and the Public Safety Commitbee of the City Council have made an investigation of said application and applicant and 4$ C ,'. j have reported that the granting of said permit will not be contrary to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City and haves recommended the granting of said permit, and • WHEREAS, the City Council is fully informed in respect to said matter and deems that the granting of said permit will not be injurious to the public peace, health, safety or welfare of the City. • NMI)-, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that a permit to conduct a public dance at the Palm Springs Hotel on December 31, 1941, be and the same is hereby granted to B. Poldesy. ----0---- , I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 870 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at e. meeting thereof held on December 30, 1941. City Cleric of Pamprings,Cfzlif rnia ----00000---- RESOLUTION NO. 871 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs ordering protests to applications • for Liquor license and transfer. WHEREAS, Fred J. Ayoob, dba Pioneer Club, 178 East Andreas Road, in the City • of Palm Springs, Riverside County, California, has made applications to the State Board of Equalization for license for On-sale Distilled Spirits and transfer of license for On-sale Beer and Wine, and WHPKRE6S, the City Council of the City of Palm Springs deems that the grant- ing of said applications, or either of them, would be contrary to public welfare and morals. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and the City Clerk of Palm ' Springs be and they are hereby authorized and directed to file with the State Board of Equalization a protest against the issuance, granting or transfer of said liquor licenses. ----e---- I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 871 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on December 30, 1941. City lark of a1m prings, California ----00000---- • RESOLUTION NO. 872 of the City Council of the City of Palm Springs approving appointment of Larray Hayes. RESOLVED, that Murray Hayes be and he is employed as full time maintenance man at the Palm Springs Field Club, beginning as of January 1, 1942, at a salary of $12.5.00 per month, and continuing until further action of the City Council. ' I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Resolution No. 872 duly adopted by the City Council of the City of Palm Springs, at a meeting thereof held on January 7, 1942. City Clerk of Palm Springs„ California ----00000---- •