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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1928-07-30RECULARLY ADJOUliNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITy OF SOUTH JAN F~ANCI~CO, P~ELD MONDAY.JULY 30, 1928. A regularly adjourned meeting of the city council of the ~ity of South San Franci~co was held in the Citj Hall Monday evening, July S0, 1928. This meeting was called to order at 7;B0'o'clock~p.m. by councilman A.J.Eschelbach, Mayor of South San Francisco· ROLL CALL. Roll Call found the following memb~rs of the council present,to-wit;- Councilmen, A.Hynding,R.Lloyd, M.M~nucciant, A.J.Eschelbach. Absent, Councilman, R.Tibbetts. The n~.nutes of the previous meeting! were read. There being no errors or omis~ions Councilman Lloyd moved they be adopted as read. The motion was seconded by Councilman ~iinucciani and regularly carried· The Rosebud Club of ~outh San Fra ~cisco made application for permission to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall Saturda~ evening, August 4th,19£b. Permit granted. A communication was receipted from the Pacific Coast Steel Company asking the city to esta~lis~ a forty foot roadway on their westerly bound~r~ line, Known as Industrial Way, instead of the presemt sixt~' foot boundar road way. The company stratos their business is expanding and they need the additional piece of roadway for spur tracks and facilities for shipping· Mayor Eschelbach stated to the steel company's representative, Mr. 0ppenheim, the city would be pleased to confer with a committee of the steel men Wednesday morning, August 1st, at l0 a.m, or earlier if required. This arrangement was satisfactory to the steel co~.pany. A communication and log were received from the Underwriters of the Pacific showing the test run of the Seagrave Pumper No.l~?63. The log showed the engine fan.smoothly throughout the test. Communication accepted and ordered placed on file. Mrs. Carrie E.Winterhalter addressed a c~mmunication to the council asking postponment of actio~ on the Hillside sign project until a bond election is called for the construction of a swimming pool and other projects, claiming action on thes had a prior right· The council was of the opinion the Hillside sign proposition had the prior right on account of having been advanced early in the year and nearly carried by a two-thirds vote. In accordance with the council's views Councilman Municciani introduced an ordinance calling for an election by the people to ae¢ide on ~he proposition of adver- tising the city of South San Francisco by a Hillside sign· The ordinance had its first reading and was laid over to come up under tL~ regular or~cr of business at the next regular meeting of the Council, Councilman Lloyd intrSduced a resolution ordering the wOrk'of closing up a,portion of~J0range, Avenue in the City of South San Francisco. The resolution was adopted by the vote of all the members of the city council present, to-wit;- Ayes, Councilmen, A.H~nding, H.Lloyd, M.Minucciani, A.J.Eschelb~ Noes, Councilmen, None. Absent, Councilman, H.Tibbetts. Attest,Daniel McSweeney, Cit~ Clerk· Recorded in book of resolutions, vol 2, at page 210. Councilman Hyndlng then introduced a resolution ordering the conveyance of the portion of 0rang~ Avenue referred to to the South San Francisco Land and Improvement Company. The resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all the members of the council present, to-wit;- Ayes, Councllmen,.A.Hynding, R.Lloyd, N.Minucciani, A.J.Eschelbach. Noes, Councilmen, None. Absent, Councilman, R.Tibbetts. Attest, Daniel ~cSweenep, ~ City Clerk Recorded ~n b'~ok of res~lutions, vol 2, at page, El1 This being the date set for the opening of bids for ~treet improvement work under proceedings ~ ~60, councilman Lloyd moved the bids be opened. The motion was seconded hy councilman Hynding and regularly carried. The following ~tds ~ere then o~ned;- A.G~Raisch Co;-Item ~, $.?0 per cubic yard, Item 2, $.?0 per lineal foot, Item B,$.12 per square foot. Item A, $·08 per lineal foot:- Item ~, $,E0 per square foot;-Item 6, $·20 per square foot; Item ,/, $,2A per square foot;- Item 8, $1.00 each;- Item 9, $1.00 ~each~ ~ · ;- Item l~,$1.00 per lineal foot;- Item ll, $1.00 per lineal foot;- Item 12, $.~0 per lineal foot;-Item lB, $.~0 each, Total $~,69~.§0. Hanrahan Company,- Item 1, $.~0 per cubic yard;- Item 2, $·60 per lineal foot,- Item ~,, $.lA per s~uars foot;-~ Item ~, $.08 per lineal foot;- Item 8,$.1B per square foot;- Item 6, $.l~E per square foot;- Item,~, $.18 per square foot,- Item 8, ~62.00 each,- I~em 9, $6B.00 each,- Item 10, ~.90 per lineal foot;- Item ll, $1.20 per lineal foot;- Item 12, $.80 per lineal foot,- Item lB, $1.00 each. No total. Union Paving Company;- Item 1, $.,/~ per cubic yard;- Item 2, $1.10 per lineal foot;-Item B, $.16 per square foot;- ;tom ~, $,10 per lineal foot;-~Item A, $.2A per square foot;- Item 6, $.2A per square foot;- Item ,/, $,2~ per square foot;- Item 8, $80.00 each;- Item 9, $~0.0~ each;- Item lQ; $2.00 per lineal foot;- Item ll, SB.00 per lineal foot;- Item 12, $.,/~ per lineal foot;- Item lB, $.,/8 each. No total. Owing to the fact that considerable time would be required t~ make the totals not submitted by the contractors the council decided to postnone awarding of the contract until the mex~ regular meeting. In the matter of appointing new ~ibrary Trustees for the vacancies action was deferred until a future meeting. The committee appointed to look into the matter of the application of certain property owners and residents to extend the zoning district desired more time to report. The application of the Fraternal Hall Liquidation Committee to hold a parade, dance and coneessi~ was granted provided local talent only is used in ~he concessions. ~ The petition of A,Mlrani to construct a pu~.pimg station on Linaen Avenue at ~819 was denied. He was permitted to inst~lI a station on California Avenue, ~0 feet West of Linden Avenue, should he so desire. The following claims against the city were nex~ ~,resented ~or payment;- Cool Spring Water Co(Filter~ Highway Transport Co Superior Steam Laundry Charlotte Farfan Robinson Typewriter Co.. Western Sand & Rock Co., Louis Nieri Linden Avenue Garage L.Nieri Flink'$ Ser. Sta. rent of filter freight ws~h fire dept Interp'~-eting muni court care of typewriters rock se. nd & cement gasoline ~ July,$ 1.00 $ · ~0 ~ §·69 5.00 2.00 ~ 6B. '/6 ~, 6. ~0 S 12.95 S 1.0~ $ 8.61 A com~untcation was received from the Pacific Coast Steel Compan~ asking the city to esta~] a forty foot roadway on their westerly bound~r~ line, known as Industrial Way. instead of the present sixty foot boundar road way. The company states their business is expanding and they need the additional piece of roadway for spur tracks aha facilities for shipping. Mayor Eschelbach stated to the steel company's representative. Mr, 0ppenheim, the city would be pleased to confer with a committee of the steel men Wednesday morning. August 1st, at 10 a.m. or earlier if req~ired. This arrangement was satisfactory to the steel co~pany. A communication and log were r~ceived from the Underwriters of the Pacific showing the tea run of the Seagrave Pumper No.15765. The log showed the engine ran-smoothly throughout the test. Communication accepted and ordered placed on file. Mrs. Carrie M.Winterhalter addressed a c~mmuntcation to the council asking postponment of act on the Hillside sign project until a bond election is calleA for the construction of a swimming pool and other projects, claiming action on thcs had a prior right. The council was of the opinion the Hillside sign proposition had the prior right on account of having been advanced early in the year and nearly carried by a two-thirds vote. In accordance with the council's views Councilman Municcla~ introduced an ordinance calling for an election ~y the people to ae¢ide on the proposition of adver- tising the city of South ~an Francisco by a Htll~ide sign. The ordinance had its first reading and was laid over to come up under t~ regular oracr of business at the next regular meeting of the Counc Councilman Lloyd introduced a resolution ordering the w,rk~of closing up a~portion of~0range Avenue in the City of South San Francisco. The resolution was adopted by the vote of all the members of the city council present, to-wit;- Ayes, Councilmen, A.Hynding, E.Lloyd, M.Minucciani, A.J.Esche Noes, Councilmen. None. Absent, Councilman, H.Tibbetts. Attest,Daniel McSweeney, Cit~~ Clerk. Recorded in book of resolutions, vol 2. at page glO. Councilman Hynding then introduced a resolution ordering the conveyance of the portion of Ora Avenue referred to to the South San Francisco Land and Improvement Company. The resolution was adopte by the unanimous vote of all the members of the council present, to-wit;- Ayes, Councilmen, A.Hyndin R.Lloyd, N.Mlnucciani, A.J.Eschelbach. Noes, Councilmen, None. Absent, Councilman, R.Tibbetts. Attest, Daniel ~cSweeney. City Clerk Hecorded ~.n b~ok of res~lutions, vol ~. at page, Ell This being the date set for the opening of bids for ~treet improvement work under proceedings ~60, councilman Lloyd moved the bids be opened. The motion was seconded hy councilman Hynding and regularly carried. The following ~lds ~ere then o~ned;- A.G~Raisch Co~-Item ~, $.?0 per cubic yard. Item 2, $.V0 per lineal foot, Item ~,$.1~ per square foot, Item A, $.08 per lineal foot:- Item ~, $,~0 per square foot;-Item 6, $.~0 per square fo~ Item ?, $,2A per square foot;- Item 8. $1.00 each;- Item ~9, $1.00 'each~ ~;- Item 1D.$1.00 per lineal foot;- Item ll, $1.00 per lineal foot;- Item 12, $.~0 per lineal foot;-Item lB, $.~0 each, Total Hanrahan Company;- Item 1, $.80 per cubic yard;- Item ~, $.60 per lineal foot,- Item $.lA per s~uare foot;-~ Item A, $.08 per lineal foot;- Item §,$.1~ per square foot;- Item 6, $.l~E per square foot;- Item,?, $.18 per square foot,- Item 8, $62.00 each,- I~em 9, $6~.00 each,- Item 10. $.90 per lineal foot;- Item ll, $1.20 per lineal foot;- Item 12, $.80 per lineal foot,- Item lB,$1,00 each. No total. ~nion Paving Company;- Item 1, $.?~ per cubic yard;- Item ~, $1.10 per lineal foot;-Item ~, $.16 per square foot;- ~tem ~, $.10 per lineal foot;- Item A, $.2A per square foot;- Item 6, $.2A~ per square foot;- Item ?, $.EB per square foot;- Item 8, $~0.00 each;- Item 9. $~0.0~ each;- Item 10; $2.00 per lineal foot;- Item ll, $~.00 per lineal foot;- Item 12, $.?~ per lineal foot;- Item l~. ~ $.?8 each. No total. Owing to the fact that considerable ttm-~ would be required to make the totals not submitted by the contractors the council decided to poStnone awarding of the contract until the mex~ regular meeting. In the matter of appointing new %ibrary Trustees for the vacancies action was deferred until a future meeting. The c~mmtttee appointed to look into the matter of the application of certain property owners and residents to extend the zoning district desired more time to report. The application of the Fraternal Hall Liquidation Committee to hold a parade, dance and coneess was granted provided local talent only is used in ~he concessions. ~ The petition of A,Mlrani to construct a pumpimg station on Llnaen Avenue at ~519 was denied. He was permitted to inst~lI a station on California Avenue, 50 feet West of Linden Avenue, should he so desire. The following claims against the city were next ~resented for payment;- Cool Spring Water Co~Filter~ Highway Transport Co Superior Steam Laundry Charlotte Farfan Robinson Typewriter Co., Western Sand & Rock Co., Louis Nieri Linden Avenue Garage L.Niert Flink's Sar. Sra. Scampini Ser, Sta La ~ar'$ Garage rent of filter fretgh~ w~sh fire dept Interp?-ettng muni court care of typewriters rock sand & cement gasoline 1.00.50 5.69 5.00 2.00 6.so- 12.95 1.05 8.81~ 9.45. 4.ZO 9.60 Linden Ave. Garage Enterprise Foundry Co A.Hynding S~.S.F.Furniture Store Schwabacher-Frey Co H.L.Haaker Pac. Tel.& Tel. Co., S.Gutterman West Disinfecting Co William Hart S.Franzetti E.Galli R.Petrochie Joe Bernardo A. Sani Fran~ McCarn W.O.Harris Ben Gonzales Oust Holmburg O.McConagh2 Ben Gonzales Frank McCarn Owen McConaghy Gust Holmburg Dan Colombo Cordon Rowe Co labor on fire truck manhole frames $ stationery otc Breakfast set stat loner2 insurance Seagra~ e Truck new fire house pLone $ 100 lbs rags ~ arum aisinfectant $ services ~olice dept attending., fires.. cutting trees $ carpemter work nu fire ho labor on streets&etc cutting trees cleaning streets labor fire ho grounds street labor cleaning streets cutting trees material & Labor accountants June Z0 Universal Tool & Mfg' Co.,material cent fire al electrical labor fire hose repairs to ra~iet~r ~ switches material Total Roy Lemoin American Rubber M'F'G Co., Cai.Metal & Radiator Works Sierr~ Electric Co., Pac. States El. Co 12.05 2~.40 7.00 27.00 4.00 5.60 7.50 12.00 ~9.65 25.00 2.50 2.50 5.00, 7.50 5.00 24.75 75.00- ~4.75 24.75 24.75 24.75 9.00 24.75 9.00 98.20 $ 75.00 sta'~ 1557.10 20,00 1520.00 $ 9. o ~ 17.20 ~5855..25 The claims having been audited by the finance committee Councilman Hynding moved they be pa! The motion was seconded by cm:,n¢ilman Minucciani and regularly carried.. There being no further bmSinesalbefore'the meeting Councilman Hynding moved to adjourn . The $otion was seconded by Councilman Minucciani and rrgularly carried. Time of adjournment 8;50 o'clock,p.m. Approved ~ n6isco. Bespectfull2 submitted,