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Home My WebLink About1954-04-20; City Council; Minutes (2)I. 3 3 z4 3 T3: 4 -4 I I '2 MIRUTES OF &IEE!MWG-~OF CARLSBAD CITY COUNCIL April 20, 1954 Bdeeting called to order at 7:lO P. M. by Mayor McClellan, Present besides the Mayor were Councilmen Castorena, Ede, Chase, City Clerk Ha- gen, Public Works Director Anthony, City Attorney Smith, Absent, Coun- cilman Sutton .and Police Chief Palkowski . Cmn. Ede moved that the minutes of the meeting of March 16th and of the adjourned meeting of March 18th be approved, and that reading of the minutes of the meeting of. April 6th be waived. Seconded by Cmn. Castor- ma. All ayes, motion carried. First order of business was the canvassfng of returns of the munici- pal election of April 13, 1954. City Clerk Hagen opened and read the Tal- ly Lists of the 10 precincts, showing total number of votes as per at- tached c'opy of Resolution #l09. The absentee ballots were counted and thc City Clerk announced that 43 absentee bal2ots had been returned, making a to$&1 of 154.8 votes cast. One ballot was found to be ineligible, due t.0 the fact that the envelope was unsigned. Cmn., Chase and Cmn, '%de act- ed as clerks to tally the absentee ballots, with final results as set out ,in the attached copy of Resolution #109. City Clerk Hagen read proposed Resolution #lo9 decilaring results of the municipal election of April 13th. Cmn, Ede moved %he adoption of proposed Resolution #lo9 as read, declaring Cmn, Castorena and Cmn. Mc- Clellah, receiving the highest number of votes, to be elected to the four- gear terms, and Cmn. Ede, Heleton and Sutton to be elected to the two- year terms. Seconded by Castorena. Four ayes, no nays, Cmn. Sutton ab- sent, Resolution adopted. There being no further business to come before .the Council, Cmn. Chase moved 'for adjournment, seconded by Cmn, Castorena. All ayes, mo- tion carried, meeting adjourned at 8:kO P. X, Respsctf ullg submitted, n wv gv o"""""""~"o~~~""~~""~~"~~"o"~~"""""~"-~w~~~"~~"" RESOLUTION #lo9 DECLARING THE RESmS OF TEE BIUHICIPAL ELECTION EELD IN 'THE CITY OF CARLSBAD- ON APRIL 13TH, 1954, AND DECUBING FACTS NLATIVE TO SAID ELECTION. WITERAS, pursuant to the provisions and *requirements of Chapter 11, of Part I1 of Division 11 of the Elections Code of the State of, California, a Gensral Municipal Election was held on the 13th day of April, 1954; in the City of Carlsbad, State of California; and at its usual place of meeting on.Tuesday, April 20th, 1954, being the first Tuesday after the election, and canvassed the return of said election; IEERAS,. the City Council of the City of CarPsbad met NOW THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED, DETERBAINED, AND DECLARED That the foregoing statement of facts is true and correct, that all proceedings required by Chapte$I of Part I1 of Division 11 of the Elections Code of the State of California have been had and held in the.manner and form required by law, and that the results of said election of April 13th, 1954, according to the canvass of the City Council of the City of Carlsbad are as . follows: 5.2 PRECINCTS Absentee Graz :1TY COUNCIL Manuel M. Castorena 112 133 106 116 104 93 ' 80' .76 88 110 1018 40 105~ Ra.gmond C Eds 110 124 109 47 '94 97 81 70 86 107 975 39 1011 " ij. U. Ncceilan 110 125 105 115 99: 90 94 73 85 108 1004 38 1042 Lawrence E. " ~ .. Buchart 21 18 19 27' 31 20 18 ,21 23 18 216 0 21e Herbert L . Carpenter 58 26 .26 9 38 27 90 .5O 20 40 384 3 38; Frank T. Downing 47 17 ' 27. 5 32 31 90 43 26 49 367 2 365 Manuel M. ) Gastelum 0 32 72 7: C. (Red) Helton 102 136 96 93 85 81 67 72 81 104 897 36 93: Clark M. Johnstone 9 12 13. '11 14 .o 16 7 3 4 89 1 9c Charles B. Ledgerwood 67 27. 29 9 42 40 112 ,56 25 53 460 : 5 46: Frank B. Smith 54 20 24 3 32 31 97 42 21 . 46. 370 . 2 37; Jane C. Sonneman 54 64 33 37 56 39 47 40 26 29 425 7 432 Robert M. Sutton 60 67 . 63 54 42 54 45 38 55 68 546 23 565 Gorton Fc ~ ~.. * White 38 24 28 2-3 -23 20 20 17 12 14 219 . 10 22 5 Mike 1 ~ar-e (Write-in) 0 3 :ANDIDATES FOR :In CLERK Max 0. Ewa 1.d lo5 119 107 101 100 94 83 78 87 lO9 983 38 1021 dfton G. Jandro 6h 27 30 7 39 32 98 k9 17 .rig 41.0 2 412 Fred Welton (Write-In)l 1 d 1 C la ud Fennel (Write-Iln) f 1 0 I Edward G.. Hagen (Write-In) 2 2 0 2 no -~nv ? nn n~ d? od dr, -I nn ",e7 9a 7n -1 AvA -L"W A .- -2 i" "I A"/ A" rLU yu 9 :ANDIDATES FOR ZTY TREASURER We ROY Pace. 117 132 109 102 ll4 100 112 85 94 123 1088 .39 1127 Fred walton (write-IB)3 47 3 17 0 17 Martha mnoe (Write-In) 2 2 0 2 Albert Carne (Write-In) 3 3 0 7 Edward d Morgan (Write-In) 2 2 0 2 Irene (Write-In1 Possinier 1 1 0 1 Howard Butler (Write-In) 12 3 0 7 Clifton Williais (Wrfte-In) 2 1 3 0 ? Thomas LeRoy Crom (Write-In) 2 2 0 2 Mrs. Gerow (Write-In) 2 2 0 2 Elmer C. Pedleg (Write-In) 1 2 3 Q 3 Tgson (Write-In) 1 1 0 3 Chas. B. Ledgerwood ( Write-In) 2 2 0 2 ~ ~. St To 2.1 PRECINCTS Absentee Grand 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Total Ballots Total LEASURE VOTBD UPON: SHALL CITY CLEFX BE APPOINTIVE? YES 57 57 49 54 30 36 44 30 45 56 568 25 483 NO 113 85 7.0 33 103 76 133 80 55 83 831 16 847 :'.J !'? . .. .. ! ' .. !I - .! ..c ,. %, ..- ACCORDINGLY, IT IS ORDERED AND DECLARED that the majority of the votes cast at said election is for the refection of the proposition, "Shall the Cfty Clerk be Appointive?", IT IS FURTHER ORDEIZED AND DECLARED that the candidates 2aymond C. Ede, C. R. Helton, and R0bert.M.. Sutton, received the next highest number of votes:-for members of the City Council, and accord- ingly shall serve a 2-year term as members ,of the Cfty Council of the City of Carlsbad, California. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECLARED that the candidates Manuel M, Castorena and C. D. McClellan are the two candidates who re- ceived the highest number of votes for City Council members, and accordingly shall serve a 4-year term on. the City Col;ncil of the City of Carlsbad, California . IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND .DZCLARZD that candidate Max 0. Evuald recreived 'the highest number of votes for the City Clerk, and accordingly shall serve a 4-year term as City Clerk of the City of Carlsbad, California , IT IS I?URT€IER ORDERED AND DECLARED that the candidate W, Roy Pace received the highest number of votes for the City Treasurer, and accordingly shall serve a 4-gear term as City Treas- urer, of the City of Carlsbad, California, IT IS FURTF?ER.ORDERED that the City Clerk shall forthwith issue certificates of election to the successful candidates named above, and that the City Clerk shall further administer to each person elected the oath of office prescribed by the State Constitution. PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED this 20th day of April, 1954, by the following votes: , AYES: Councilmen Castorena, Ede, Chase, Mayor McClellan. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Councilman Sutton, Mayor of the City 6e Carlsbad, California ATTEST: gAqflAJ- . City Clerk J ,"""""-~"""-~"-~"""~"""""~"-~"""""-~~"-~.~-,""-~ HINUTES OF MEETING OF CARLSBAD crTy COUNCIL April 20, 1954. Before opening of' the meeting, the oath of office was administered by retiring City Clerk Edward G. Hagen to Councllmen-elect Manuel Cas- torena, RajTmond C, Ede, C. Do McClellan, Claud R. Relton, and Robert Id. Sutton, City Treasurer W. Roy Pace and City Clerk Max 0. Ewald. City Clerk Ewald called the meeting- to order at 8:50 P. M. . Pre- sent were all Coucilmen, City Clerk Ewald and City Attorney Smith. Fa- ther Anthony Kaspar offered a short but very appropriate prayer t~ ope n the first meeting of' the new Council. The first order of business was election of a Mayor. Cmn. Ede placed the name of C. D, McClellan in nomination for Nayor of the City