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~ OC~O~)~S 14, 1927.
OCTOBER 14, 1927
· he council metpursuant to adjournment, in the Council Chamber of the City Hall,
on the above d~te, with ~ayor Peters presiding. Meeting called to order at 4~00 p.m.
Prexent~ Councilmen Lyons, Wentworth, Barnes, Mayor Peters. Councilman Scott absent.
COUNTRY CLU~ ?IL~AS~ A letter from the San Diego Country Club, expressing
satisfaction with the change ~ade in the kind of pavement to be laid on E Street,
from 3rd to 5th Avenues, was read. It ha~ been heretofre decide4 to la~ ee,.ent, and
later changed to asphaltic concrete. The letter was ordered filed with the proceedings
of this work.
An agreement from the Westinghouse Company, to furnish lighting standards
for this work, at a pries of .$~,~o each, read, an~ upon motion by Cl.
seoonded by Cl. Wsn ,orth. ,hloh 'o rri,d. asroem,nt ,,-. accel, ed ordered med.
The pla~s ~ sp~oifioation~ cover{nE the entire work to be performed, ' were
diceuase~, expl-~_mtione made by the engineer in charge, and upon presentation of
Resolution No. ~ll By Cl. Barnes, they were accepted and ordered file~ in the office
of the city clerk. The resolution was re~d, and was passed, adopted and approved by
the foll~wing vote, to-~it: AYES, Cl. Lyons, Wentworth, Barnes, Peters. NOES~ None.
AB~m'~ Cl. Scott.
Ol. Barnes then offered Resolution No. 212, which is a resolution requesting
permission of the County Supervisors to improve portions of $th Avenue and L Streets.
The resolution was reacl, ~nd was passe~, adopted an~ approve~, as read by the follow-
lng vote, to-wit~ AYES, Cl. Barnes, Peters, Lyons, Uentworth. NOES~ None. ABS~NT~
CL.
INDI~'~ ~ICE: The city attorney reporte~ a conference he had had with the city
health officer in connection with an anbulanoe charge against this city for the re. oval
of an indigent sick patient to the ceunt~ isolation hospital. Clerk ~lrected to have
city health off leer present at the ~xt meeting.
~NCI~A~E OF PAY FOR POLIC~ ~he question of increasing the pay of police
officers was again brought up by Chief Clyne. Ne insisted that the pay of all officers
of the force should be increased $$5.00 per month. After discussion, upon motion by
Cl. Barnes, seconded by Cl. Lyons, the pay of each offioeFin the police del~rt~f.~ ~;~
was increased $15.00 per month, ~ in case the motorcycle or automobile, or~ ~A~,~:
of any officer le ~smaged while sai~ officer is engaged in actually pursuing or appre- ~
hending a law violator, the city will have such machine or clothing repaired at the
expense of the city. This arrangement to become effective Oct. 14, 1927. The motion
carried by the following vote, to-~it: AYES~ Cl. Barnes, Peters, Lyons, ~entworth.
NOEs~ None. AB~T~ Cl. Scott.
ADJOURNMENTs Upon motion by Cl. Barnes, seconded by Cl. Uentworth, which
carried, the Council adjourned to 4~30 p.m., 0etcher 18, 1927.
City Clerk.