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RESOLUTION No. 1617
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A RESOLUTION OF 'THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'THE CITY OF VERNON CALLING
THE ATTENTION OF THE DEPARTII(IEN'l' OF PUBLIC HEALTH TO THE ACUTE
NEED FOR ADDITIONAL HOSPITAL BEDS IN THIS AREA AND REQUESTING
THAT IT GIVE CAREFUL HEARING TO THE REQUEST OF THE ST. FRANCIS
HOSPITAL FOR ALLOCATION OF FEDERAL FUNDS APPROPRIATED BY THE
HILL-BURTON ACT.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE Crry OF VERNON DOES RESOLVE AS FOILOWS:
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WHEREAS, the Department of Public Health of the State
of California has determined that the minimum hospital facilities
required to serve any area are 4.5 hospital beds per 1,000
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population; and
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WHEREAS, St. Francis Hospital is 10cated in a service
area in which the total number of hospital beds come to only 531,
with a population in the area exceeding 700,000, or less than
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WHEREAS, St. Francis Hospital in order to meet this acute
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need for hospital beds proceeded with a construction program to
add 200 beds to the present hospital, which building project they
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were forced to halt when about two-thir& completed, due to a
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lack of funds; and
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WHEREAS, this service area contains a high concentration
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of population and large and important industrialplants vital
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to National Defense; and
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WHEREAS, St. Francis Hospital draws a large number of
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patients from outside its alloted service area, attracted to it
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by reason of the fact that the City of Vernon and environs con-
tains a high concentration of medical specialists many of whose
patients require hospitalization; and
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WHEREAS, immediately east of the hospital area, extend-
ing to the San Gabriel River and including the unincorporated
Downey community, with a population in excess of 88,000 people,
there are but 49 hospital beds to serve this population and
regardless of hospital boundary areas these 88,000 people are
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2 attested to because there are 15 medical specialists on the
3 Staff of the St. Francis Hospital residing in this area; and
4 WHEREAS, the Federal Government, through the Hill-
5 Burton Act, has appropriated funds to the State of California
6 for the aid of needy hospital districts; and
7 WHEREAS, said fUnd is distributed by the State Advisory
8 Hospital Council;
9 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council
10 of the City of Vernon finds there is an acute need for additional
11 hospital facilities in the Southeast District, comprising the
12 cities of Lynwood, Vernon, Compton, South Gate, Bell, Maywood,
13 Huntington Park, and the unincorporated areas of Walnut Park,
14 Cudahy, Bell Gardens, Downey, Miramonte and Watts, and respect-
15 fully requests that the State Advisory Hospital Council give care-
16 ful audience to the application of the St. Francis Hospital for
17 an allocation of funds from the HilI-Burton Act to complete the
18 200-bed addition.
19 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution
20 be transmitted to the State Advisory Hospital Council, the Mayors
21 and City Councils within the area, Herbert Legg, Supervisor First
22 District Los Angeles County, Congressman Doyle, Assemblymen
23 Porter and Kilpatrick, and to the Chambers of Commerce, civic
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organizations, and the press within the area.
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1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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2 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )
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4 I, G. A. ANDERSON, City Clerk of the City of Vernon,
5 do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution No. 1617 was
6 duly adopted by the City Council and approved by the Mayor of
7 said City at a regular meeting thereof held on the 19th day of
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CITY OF VERNON
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
DATE
8/23,,2
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FROM:
TO: John B. Moore, Ad*1n1strat1veAssistant
SUBJECT: Resolution 1617
Attache<< herewith are s....erd coplesof' Resolution No. 1617
wh1ch I would ap.,.eeS,ah your c1rcularlzina to _ope &genet.. al
called 'Eor 111 aa1d resolution.
G. A. ANDERSON, CIT'I CIEU::
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OFFICERS
TELEPHONES
G. A. ANDERSON, CLERK
V. R. POXON, TREASURER
CARSON B. HUBBARD, CITY ATTORNEY
W. B. HOLLINGWORTH. CITY ENGINEER
ERNEST GILES, CHIEF OF POLlCE
DR. C. E. NEMETHI, HEALTH OFFICER
JOHN B. MOORE, CITY JUDGE
F. H. DONNELLY, FIRE CHIEF
CITY COUNCIL
G. H.ANDERSON
J. M. POXON
C. H. MAILLIARD
C. W. TROWBRIDGE
CITY CLERK LAFAYETTE 8876
POLICE DEPT. .. 6964
ENGR. DEPT. 0946
FIRE DEPT. KIMBALL 2522
HASKINS & SELLS, AUDITORS
CITY HALL
4305 SANTA FE AVENUE
August 25,1952
IN REPLY REFER TO:
John B. Moore
2636 Leonis Blvd.
LOgan 8 - 3361
VERNON 58, CALIFORNIA
City Council
City of Vernon
L!305 Santa Fe Avenue
Vernon 58, California
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To the Honorable City Council:
Enclosed pleas8 find cony of a letter
mailed to the various bodies concerned transmit-
ting copies of Resolution 1617 of the City Coun-
cil of Vernon.
Yours very truly,
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{John B. Moore
Admlnistrative Assistant
to the City Council
Encl08ure
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Letter with copy of Resolution 1617 sent to each of the following:
1. Mayor and city council, Lynwood
2. tl II II tl Compton
3. 11 II Ii 11 South t e
4. II II II II Bell
.5 . II Ii II .. f/laY'jJood.
6. n II II II Huntington Park
1. Chamber of Commerce, Vernon
8. !l l! II Bell
9. Ii II II SouthGate
10. II II Huntington Park
11 H" II "
. . vompton
12 . II !l !I Lyn\<lood.
13. Hon Carley V. ~orter 14. Hon. Vernon Kilpatriok
1841 E. 133d at 371, Abbott Road
COl1!.oton 4 Lyn~li'ood
IS. Hon.'Clyde Doyle
House of RepresentE:tlvee 1'. Advisory Hospital Council
Washlngton25, DO 760 Harket 8t:r'eet
Bar: Franci seo
17. Mr. Herbert C. Legg
Board of SU')f~rV190rs
LA Oounty, .LA
20. Dr. George Higue
Pres, Rotary Club
4327 Gage, Bell
22. Ralph Syphers
Pres, SGate Rotary Club
9324 California Ave
24.. Dr C. H. I\lIoCallister
pres,HP Rotal~Y Olub
582.5 Santa Fe,. LA
26. Albert Boss, Pres
Lynwood Lions Club
3130 Euclid Ave
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Frant,: Cannon
Pres J Conpton Hota.ry Club
P,O.Box .549
30. George L. Boggs
Pres, Vernon Rotary Club
Ford Motor Oompany
Lincoln-Meroury Div
.5801 60. EaRtern Ave
LA 22
34. Bell-Maywood Industrial Post
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South Gate Press
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Huntington Park Daily Signal
Bill Hoas
Pres, Bell Lions Club
442, E.Gage
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Jim Palmer
Pres, SGate Lions Club
9350 State st
. Rolla Doan
Pres, Llon.s Club, HP
2828 Flow'er
27. Fritz Krauss, Pres
Lymi!O ad Rote,ry Club
10349 Long Beach Blvd
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'fern Harvey
Pres, Oompton Lions Club
1100 South Chester
31. Mayivo 0 d Journal
32. Lynwood Press & Tribune
33. Herald American Newspapers
218 Eest Magnolia, Oompton
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RESOLUTION NOo 3427
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON
PARK CALLING THE ATTENTION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
TO THE ACUTE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL HOSPITAL BEDS IN THIS AREA
AND REQUESTING THAT IT GIVE CAREFUL HEARING TO THE REQUEST
OF THE STo FRANCIS HOSPITAL FOR ALLOCATION OF FEDERAL FUNDS
APPROPRIATED BY THE HILL-BURTON ACT.
WHEREAS the Department of Public Health of the State of
California has determined that the minimum hospital facilities
required to serve any area are 4.5 hospital beds per 1,000
population; and
WHEREAS St. Francis Hospital is located in a service area
in whieh the total number of hospital beds come to only 531,
with a population in the area exceeding 700,000, or less than
08 bed per 1,000 population; and
WHEREAS St. Francis Hospital in order to meet this acute
need for hospital beds proceeded with a construction program
to add 200 beds to the present hospital, which building project
they were forced to halt when about two-thirds completed, due
to a laek of funds; and
WHEREAS this service area contains a high concentration
of population and large and important industrial plants vital
to National Defense; and
WHEREAS St. Francis Hospital draws a large number of
patients from outside its alloted service area, attracted to
it by reason of the fact that the City of Huntington Park and
environs contains a high concentration of medical specialists
many of whose patients require hospitalization; and
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WHEREAS immediately east of the hospital area, extending
to the San Gabriel River and including the unincorporated
Downey cOIWlunity, with a population in excess of 88,000 people,
there are but 49 hospital beds to serve this population and
regardless of hospital boundary areas these 88,000 people are
served by the St. Francis Hospital. This fact is further
attested to because there are 15 medical specialists on the
Staff of the St. Francis Hospital residing in this area; and
WHEREAS the Federal Government, through the Hill-Burton
Act, has appropriated funds to the State of California for the
aid of needy hospital districts; and
WHEREAS said fund is distributed by the State Advisory
Hospital Council;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of
the City of Huntington Park finds there is an acute need for
additional hospital facilities in the Southeast District, com-
prising the cities of Lynwood, Vernon, Compton, South Gate,
Bell, Maywood, Huntington Park, and the unincorporated areas
of Walnut Park, Cudahy, Bell Gardens, Downey, Miramonte, and
Watts, and respectfully requests that the State Advisory
Hospital Council give careful audience to the application of
the St. Francis Hospital for an allocation of funds from the
Hill-Burton Act to complete the 200-bed addition.
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BE IT FURTHER HESOJ,VED that a copy of this resolution
be transmitted to the State Advisory Hospital Council,
the Mayors and City Councils within the area, Herbert Legg,
Supervisor First District Los Angeles County, Congressman
Doyle, Assemblymen Porter and Kilpatrick, and to the
Chambers of Cornmerce, civic organizations, and the press
within the area..
ATTEST:
W.. P. I\llahood
City Clerk
DEL COX
-Meyor or-the<City of Huntington Park
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
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I, W.. Po Mahood, City Clerk of the City of Huntington
Park, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution, being
Resolution Noo 3427, was passed and adopted by the City
Council of the City of Huntington Park, signed by the Mayor
of said city and attested by the City Clerk, all at a regular
meeting thereof held on the 4th day of August, 1952, and
that the same was passed and adopted by the following vote,
to wit:
AYES:
Councilmen - Kirkland, Bonelli, Cox
NOES:
Councilmen - None
ABSENT:
Councilmen - Hollibaugh, Willson
W. P. Mahood
City Cierk
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the state Advisory Haspi tal
within the area~ Harbert
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By,
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S'I'ATE 0 1'~ GALL FORNIA )
CITY OF BELL : S2
COUNTY OF LOS ANG"h-:LF:S )
I,I Wm" H$ Poole, Glty Clerk of the City of Bell, do hereby
certify that the fOl~agoing resolution" being R(1301ut:1on No. 14.12,
was passed a.nd adopted by the City Council ()f the City of Bellfl signed
by the Mayor of said c1 ty an d attt~sted by the 0:1 ty Cler>K.gl all a ta
regvil~1" I&d.Jomr~~d m;e~I't,:lUrlfs ther~t'))lt h~]'d CltJ 4);htl 11th day of August,
195211 and that the sa.me '1.,'8.8 passed e.nd adopted by the following
vote~to=wlt:
AY~S: Councilmen Andrus, Butler~ Fo Elliott,
Grant~ and Mayor Elliott
NAYRS: No:ne
ABSENI' : NO if!!::
(seal)
Wmo Ho Pooleg City Clerk
By, _Rei ~erk
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P~OLUTION NO. 6167
A RBSOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COlvIPl'ON C.AIJ.,ING THE ATTEN-
TION OF THY. DEPA.I1.Tl-'IENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH TO THE ACUTE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL
HOSPITAL BEDS IN THIS AREA .AND REQU'wTING 'fHAT IT GIVE. CAREFUL HEARING TO
THE REQUEST OF THE ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL FOR ALLOCATION OF fl"..J)ERAL FUNDS
APPROPRIATED BY THE HILL-BURTON ACT.
WHEREAS, the Department of Public Health of the State of California
has determined that the miniwxm hospit~ facilities required to serve any area
are 4.5 hospital beds per 1,000 population,; and
WHEREAS, St. Fra'1cis Hospital is located in a service area in which
the total number of hospital beds come to only 531, with a population in the
same area exceeding 700,000, or less tha'1 .8 bed per 1,000 population,; and
VJHEREAS, Sto Francis Hospital in order to meet this acute need for
hospital beds proceeded with a construction program to add 200 beds to the
present hospital, which building project they were forced to halt when about
two-thirds completed, due to a lack of funds,; and
wTIEP~AS, this service area contains a high concentration of popula-
tion and large &ld important industrial plants vital to National Defense; and
WHEREAS, St~ Francis Hospital draws a large number of patients from
outside its alloted service area, attracted to it by reason of the fact that
the City of Compton and environs contains a high concentration of medical
specialists many of whose patients require hospitalization; and
WHEREAS, immediately east of the hospital area, extending to the
San Gabriel River and including the unincorporated Do-vmey community, with a
population in excess of 88,000 people, there are but 49 hospital beds to serve
this population and regardless of hospital bOll.."'1dary areas these 88,000 people
are served by the St. Fra'1.cis Hospital. This fact is further attested to be-
cause there are 15 medical specialists on the Staff of the St. Francis Hospi-
tal residing in this area,; and
WHEREAS, the Federal Government, through the Hill-Burton Act, has
appropriated funds to the State of California for the aid of needy hospital
dis tri cts; and
Council;
V'JHE.HEAS, said fund is distributed by the State Advisory Hospital
NOli, THEHEFORE, THE CITY CODNCIL OF THE. CITY OF COMPTON DOES RE.-
SOLVE. AS F01.L.OwS:
Section 1. That the City Council of the City of Compton finds thene
is an acute need for additional hospital facilities in the Southeast District,
comprising the cities of Lynwood, Vernon, Compton, South Gate, Bell, Maywood,
Huntington Park, and the unincorporated areas o! ~~aL'1.ut Park" Cudahy, Bell
Gardens, Downey, IV"liramonte, and Watts, and respectfully requests that the State
Advisory Hospital Council give careful audience to the application of the St.
Francis Hospital for an allocation of funds from the Hill-Burton Act to complete
the 200 bed addition.
Section 2. That a copy of this resolution be transmitted to the
State Advisory Hospital Council, the Mayors and City Councils within the area,
Herbert Legg, Supervisor First District Los AngeJe s County, Congressman Doyle,
Assemblymen Porter and Kilpatrick and to the Chambers of Commerce, civic organ-
izations, and the press within the area.
ADOPTED this 12th day of August, 1952.
ATTEST:
Harry T. Laugharn
Mayor of the City of Compton
Mrs. Clyde J. Harlan
City Clerk of the City of Compton
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STATE OF' CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) ss
CITY OF COHPTON
I, !vIRS. CLYDE. .J. HARL.AJ."'J, City Clerk of the City of Compton, hereby
certify that the foregoing resolutioI.l was adopted by the Council of the City
of Compton, signed qy the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk at a regular
meeting thereof held on the 12th day of August , 19 ~ 0
That said resolution ,,"las adopted by the following vote, to wit:
AYES:
HOES:
ABSENT:
Councilmen... Bovee, Bussing, Evans, Laugharn
Councilmen - None
Councilmen - None
lV1rs. Clrde J. Harlan
City Clerk of the City of Compton