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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1928-06-18349 REGUL&R ~,l~=~Ii~G OF ~H~ CITY COUNCIL OP 2~iE CITY OF SOUTH SAN £P~iNCISCO, HELD MONDAY, JUNE 18TH,1928. The regular meeting of the city council of the City off H, OUL:.h San Francisco was held in the City Hall Monday evening, June 18th,1928. The meeting was called to order ~t 7;30 o'clock p.m. by councilman A.J.Eschelbach, Mayor of South San Francisco. ROLL C~LL. Roll call found all members of the council present, to-wit;- Councilmen, A.itynding, R.Lloyd, M.I'~iin~cciani, R.Tibbetts, ~.J.Eschelbach. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions councilm~n ~yndi~g moved they be adopted as read. ~i'he motion was seconded by councilman Lloyd and .regularly carri~ A co~:Jnunication was received from l~ilton Hyman, Nilwaukee, Wisconsin, offering free garbage receptacles to tz~e city, 21x21 and 47~ inches high, for the privilege of selling four advertising sign.( per receptacle . f~eferred to the police commie';sion. Permission was asked by the Pacific Gas & Electric Company to set poles as described on attac2 drawing #1512-R, to supply Raugi ranch with power and lights. Referred to Chairman Tibbetts for inve stigati on. A petition signed by 10? taxpayers and residents of Peck's lots and vicinity was submitted requ*sting the Cit:: Council to take steps to open up an extension of Randolph Avenue Avenue through Peck!s Lots westerly and southerly to connect with Armour and 1~iaple Avenues, for the benefit of scho~ children and pedestrians of the neighborhood. Zeferred to t_,e City Attorney ~nd City Engineer for lega: advice, while. I,iayor Eschelbach stated the city council would meet with the school board of trustees an¢ a committee of citizens fro~u Peck's lots at the Land Company's office on any day designated by the co~:~ittee from the district affected. The report of Health Officer Doa~ was' submitted to the council and accepted. The resignation of Warren Emerick as truck driver in the fire department was received and acc~ an~ a vote of thanks was tend,:~red him for his services. Albert Beltrami was appointed to fill the posit temporarily. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION N0.61. Councilman Minucciani introduced a resolution of intention to vacate a portion of Orange Avez in the vicinity of Miller Avenue. The resolution was ado~;~ted by the unanimous vote of all the members the City Council, to-wit;- Ayes, Councilmen, A.Hynding, R.Lloyd, M.Minucciani, R.Tibbetts, A.J.Eschelbach. Noes, Councilmen, None. Absent, Councilmen, None, Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vo~.2 at page 208. Att est, Daniel ~icSweeney, City Clerk. ~yor Eschelbach stated that tdr. ~;'illia:,,~.s of the Bulletin Had requested the privilege of advertising Sout:~ San Francisco in his paper. Matter was taken under advisement. The clerk was requested to co~_unic~.:.te wi'th all lot owners on Grand ~venue from Division Stre~ to ~aple Avenue and ,. sk them to take ste?~s to construct sidewalks in front of their pro~:erty from the lot line to the curb, where not now placed. Eight applicatio, s for p~ool room licenses & ~6 for soft dr~ EeiPol. Comm. ~ayor Eschelbach stated ~rs 'i¥interh~lter may name a committee to confer with the city council at ~:ome future meeting in the matter of considering the constructio~ of a civic auditorium, swimming p( and ?layground as proposed in her y, etition of June 4th last. Councilman Hynding stated much damage was done to buildings, windows, etc, by mischievous child] and othere around town, and asked that more police protection be given, fieferred to the i?olice commiss~ Clerk McSweeney ~:~sked for an additional Underwood typewriter for the office on account of increasing business. [~equest granted and Councilman iiynding instructed to procure one. The following claims against the city were next presented for r~yment;- f Pacific States Electric Co. Pacific SSa~es Electric Co. C. R. BeaUty Electric Co. L. Penna Robert CampOell Martin Anderson G. Al~iani Geo. Niess G. Pe~rocchi J. B. Bosdinanl M. A. Bored G. Barduc ini J. Eayden P. Loni Simoni Grioandl ~. P. Barry D. Monaaan Gus HoimDerg T. Peffero J. McWeeney ~. Cartiere Ben Gonzales Tom Mcuahe Rudolph Rugge ~. E. Hawkins O. McOaugny 0~as. Sola Antone ~arno Paul Hamilt on Paul ~Hamilt on Henr~ Asc~er Henry Ascl~er ~oe Bernardo Otl;o Bisse~ Jo~n Castro Automotive Service Inc. W.o Milanl Sou~ 0imy Lumber & Supply Co. Material Repa ~' work Weed Cleaning Weed cleaning Weed cleauing Weed cleaning Weed cleaning Weed c leanir~g weed c leaning I! II ff II I! !I il I! II 1! II Labor ball park & s~reets Labor Ball par~ Labor ]~all par~ ReplsOir~ Iron wire-fire Dept. Installing lighting fixtures Helper '~o Hamilton Burning grass Bal. due repairing generator Cement floor enamel, e~c. Material fire al~m Station $10.0~' 15.08- 50.60: 24.75 24.75' 2~.75' 18.00. ll.2b' 24.75 ~.00~ ..$0~ 2~.?b 2~.7b- 2~.75 2~.?b lb.?5 24.?~ 2~.~ 2~.?~ 2~.?~ 2~.?~' 1~.?~. DI.?5. ~0.~9 ~0.00 18.00 2~.00 38.2b 10.3~ 30.00 15.~i A cor:~unic ~tion was rec eAred receptacles to the city, 21x21 and 47~ inches high, for the privilege of selling four advertising signs per receptacle . Referred to the police commi~sion. Permission was asked by the Pacific Gas & Electric Company to ~et poles a~ described on attach drawing #l~lP-R, to supply Raugi ranch with power ~nd lights. Referred to Cha. irman Tibbetts for investigation. A petition eigned by 107 taxpayers ~nd residents of Peck's lots and vicinity was submitted requesting the CAt:; Council to take steps to open up ~n extension of Randolph Avenue Avenue through Deck,s Lots westerly and southerly to connect with ~rmour and ~aple Avenues, for the benefit of schoo children ~nd pedestrians of the neighborhood. ~eferred to ti~e City Attorney ~nd City Engineer for legal advice, while. L~ayor Eschelbach stated the city council would meet with the school board of trustees an~ a committee of citizens fror~'~ Peck's lots at the Land Company's office on any day designated by the co~tuittee from the district affected. The report of Health Officer Doa~ was submitted to the council snd accepted. The resignation of ~arren Emerick ~s truck driver in the fire department w~s received and acce an~ a vote of th~nks w~s tendered him for his services. Albert Beltr~mi ws~s appointed to fill the posit temporarily. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO.61. Councilman ~inucci~ni introduced a resolution o£ intention to v~cate a portion of Orange ~ve~ in the vicinity of ~iller Avenue. The resolution was ado~ted by the unanimous vote of all the ~embers the City Council, to-wit;- Ayes, Councilmen, A.Hynding, R.Lloyd, ~.L~inucciani, R.Tibbetts, A.J.Eschelb~ch. Noes, Councilmen, None. Absent, Counciln~en, None, Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vo~.2 ~t page 208. Attest, Daniel ~cSweenep, City Clerk. ~yor Eschelbach stated that ~r. V~iLlia:~s of the Bulletin Had requested the privilege o£ advertising Sout~ San Francisco in his paper. ~atter w&s taken under advisement. The clerk ~s requested to co~z~unic~te wi~h ~ll lot owners on Grand ~venue from Divisic~n Stre to ~ple Avenue and ,.sk the~ to take ste~s to construct sidewalks in front of their pro~,erty from the lot line to the curb, where not now placed. EiEht applications for pool room licenses & J6 for soft dr RezPol. Oomm..~ayor Eschelbach stated ~rs ~interh~l~er may n~une a con~mitt~e to confer with the city council ~ ~o~e ~uture meeting in the matter of considering the constructio~ of a civic ~uditorium, swimming p and ?l~yground as ~roposed in her petition of June Ath last. Councilman Hynding stated ~uch damage was done to buildings, windows, etc, by mischievous child a~ othere around town, and asked that more police protection be given. Referred to the ~olice co.miss Clerk McSweeney ~sked for an additional Underwood typewriter for the of£ice on ~ccount of increasing business. Eequest gr~nted and Councilman Hynding instructed to procure one. The following claims ~g~inst the city were next presented for payment;- P&ci~ic States Electric Co. Pacific SSa~es Electric Co. C. R. Beauty Electric Co. Z. Penna Rober~ Osmpbell M~rtin Anderson G. Al~l~i Geo. Niess G. Pe~roc~i ~. B. Bos~in~i M. A. Bor~a G. Barduc inA J. ~yden P. Lena Simoni Grio~ $. ~. Barry D, ~ ~o~e~ ~. Pe~e~o ~. ~Weeney Be~ Gonzales Ruaolp~ R~ge ~. R. ~wkins O. ~Oaug~y O~s. Sola Anyone Tame Pa~ Ha~lmon Pa~~l~on Rent2 Asc~e~ Ee~ 2 Ascner ~oe Ber~rdo 0~o Bisse~ Jo~ Cas~o Automotive Ser~ce Inc. E. Mil~l Sou~ Oimy L~e~ & Supply Co. $ou~ CiSy L~er & Supply Co. W. O. Harris H. · ~Graw Material Repal~ work Weed Cleaning Weed cleaning Weed cleaning Weed cleaning Weed cleaning Weed cleanir~ weed c lo aning If II I1 Il Il Il Il It 11 dl I! I1 II Labor ball par~ & s~ree~s Labor Ball par~ Labor Nail par~ ReplsOin~ Iron wire-Zire Dept. Installing lighting fixtures Helper ~o Hamilton Burning grass Bal. due ~epairing generator Cemen~ floor enamel, etc. Material fire alaa~n Station Carpenter work Police cap $10.07 lb.08 bO.60 24.7b 24.?b 24.7b 18.00 ll.2b ~.00 ~.bO ' Em .?b lb.?b E4o7b 2~.Tb, 2,.?~ ,O.~O ,0.00 2~.00. 38.2b 38.2b'. 30.00. 41.6~. ?.00 4.10 350 E~erprise Foundry Co. E. Ryan ~aciflo Tel. & Tele. Co. Cool Spring Filter Co. John Corse Deckleman Bros. J. J. Jennings Universal Tool Manufacturing Co. C. Tarfa~ Chas. Bollazzi Western Sand and Rock Co. Service Garage and Machine Shop~ Progress Electric & Radio Co. Pioneez. Gioson Express Co. Old Reliance Garage D. W. Ratto Superior Steam Laundry Dudley PerKins C o. Corradetti Brothers R. Beliaga~ Oa Cnas. Bollazzi Union Dll Co. of Calif. Bertucelli and Rosetti Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. C. R. Beatty Electric Co. ~z~lo£e covers, e'~c. Clerical Labor Ci~y phones Rental Fire Dept. Removing Garbage and doge Refund Vehicle license 2 fumigators material InSerpeting. police cour~ Material Ma~eri al I, Gas o Ii ne Trojan lamps & uni~e Freig~ Rep. stree~ ~ruc~ Bona Cler~ and max collector Wash- Fire Dept. New Motorcycle meals ~a. LamO I pair non skid soles MCI. S e. Asp~al~ Naraware Gas and lign~ Oily Hall, etc. Exit lights - Cimy Hall S~re e~ lig~ ~s Electric Work Fire alazma Station Total $16b 52 .'~1 1.00 ~,.00 2.00 24:. bO 5.00 %. ~0 b2.8~ ~2.bO lbO.O0 2b ~0.00 ~0.00, 1.~5~ ~b,90 08~. 30 Ebb · ~b ~2898.57 The cl~im~ having been audited by the finance committee Councilman Hynding moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by Councilman Lloyd ~nd regularly carried. There being no fu=ther business before the meeting Councilman Lloyd moved to ~djourn until ~ionday evening, June 25th,19~8~ zt 7~S0 o'clock p.m. The motion was seconded by Councilman ~ ' ~inucciani ~n~ re,~ul~rly carried. Time of adjournment, 9;15 o'clock p.m. ~ of South ~an Francisco. Respectfully