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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1934-04-02REGULAR ]~ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL 0F THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HELD MONDAY, APRIL 2, 19Z4. A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco was held on Monday, April 2, 1934. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock p. m. by Jos. P. Quinlan, Mayor. Roll call found the following members of the City Council present: Councilman R. Lloyd, M. Mtnucciani, R. Tibbetts and Jos. P.~Quinlan Absent, Councilman V. Boido. City Clerk Daniel McSweeney being absent, on motion made by Councilman Lloyd, seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried, Councilman Minucciani was appointed to act as clerk pro tern. Reading of the minutes of the preceding meeting of the City Council was dispensed with. Application was received from Tippecanoe Tribe .No. lll Improved Order of Redmen, for permission to hold a dance Saturday evening, April 7th, 1934. On motion by Councilman Lloyd, seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried, the application was granted. Application was received from ~. Alcalde, 62 Bayshore Circle, Ban Bruno, fOr permission to operate a pool room and soft drink parlor at ll5 Grand Avenue. On motion by Councilman T, lepd, seconded by Councilman Minucciani, and regularly carried, the application was granted. A communication was received from G~ Brovelli, 632 Miller Avenue, pro- testing against a raise in the assessed value of his property from $1500. to $1400.00. The City Clerk was instructed to write ~,~r. Brove~i that the matter should be brought up before the Board of Equalization when they meet in August, for consideration. A communication was received from B. H. Truax congratulating the city on the efficiency of the the Police Department andthanking the Chief' and officers Bianchini, McGraw, Whipple and Terragno for their quick response to a call on account of a prowler roaming about the yard. M~yor Quinlan also complimented the Police Department. The comunication was ordered placed on file. A certificate was received from Dr. H. A. Wald, 355 Grand Ave. South San Francisco regarding Angelo Mariani, 450 Baden Avenue, stating Mr. Mariani is con- valescing from an abdominal operation at which was found an inoperable ulcer, which would prevent him from performing manual labor. This certificate was accompanied by a petition bearing the names of 33 property holders asking that the district on Baden Avenue between Maple and Spruce Avenues be included in the business district of South San Francisco. On motion by Councilman Tibbetts, seconded by Councilman Lloyd, the matter was laid over for the consiieration of the full board. A petition was received,, signed by fourteen property owners and residents of the cit~ asking the Board to place street lights on the alley bounded by Maple and Olive Avenues and Aspen Avenue and School Street. The matter was referred to Councilman Tibbetts for investigation. City Clerk's McSweeney monthl? re crt for l~arch v~s submitted to the council The monthly reports of the City Judge for the months of February and March and the reports of the Fire Chief, Chief of Police and City ~reasurer for the month of March, 1934, we~received. On motion of Councilman Lloyd, seconded by Council- man Minucciani and regularly carried the reports were accepted and placed on file. 01aims in the amount of $2,~04.94 were next presented for payment to the C ounc il: Robinson - Druggsit John B. Guglielmetti Mutual Engineering Co. Superior Steam Laundry Seagrave Corporation A. J. P~checo Fred. J. l~utze So. City Auto Service Pacific Tele. & Tele. Co. J. Welch Standard 0il Co. A, Detomasi So.S.F.Chamber of Commerce R. Bis agno Kelley _~[_ar C o. Eauffmaun Bros. Prank O. Jordan Bank of Amer~ o,~ Geo. A. Kneese Supplies Police dept, Gas & oil " "fire dept. reaming inside tube for steer- ing column fire engine Wash ~ I & ~2 houses March labor & material overhaul No. 2 engine fire alarm maintenance ~iar. I governor, I tire and tu~e Ford truck - st. dept. 2 tubes ph, one service Mar. removing dogs & eats Mar. GaSoline march poisoning rats March advertising 2 days putting up and taking down flags 1934 Auto Blue Book 3 empress packages ball ct paper ,~ Claim of Gordon Rowe Co. to 3/31/ 4 Engineering, etc. new relief $ 1.95 10.41 11.95 2.25 11.90 1,139.40 20.00 27.37 669.72 Z.07 45.89 27.50 83.11 4.00 25.00 8.00 1.00 1.70 2.75 125. O0 Reading of the minutes of the preceding meeting of the City Council was dispensed with. Application was received from Tippecanoe Tribe .No' H1 Improved Order of Redmen, for permission to hold a dance Saturday evening, April 7th, 1934. On motion by Councilman Lloyd, seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried, the application was granted. Application was received from F. Alcalde, 62 Bayshore Circle, ~an Bruno, for permission to operate a pool room and soft drink parlor at ll5 Grand Avenue. On motion by Councilman tlOpd, seconded by Councilman Minucciani, and regularly carried, the application was granted, A cowm~tuication was received from G~ Brovelli, 632 Miller Avenue, pro- testing against a raise in the assessed value of his property from $1J00. to $1400.00. The City Clerk was instructed to write ~r. Brovelli that the matter should be brought up before the Board of Equalization when they meet in August, for consideration. A comnunication was received from B, H. Truax congratulating the city on the efficiency of the the Police Department andthanking the Chief'and officers Bianchini, McGraw, Whipple and Terragno for their quick response to a call on account of a prowler roaming about the yard. Mayor Quinlan also complimented the Police Department. The comunication was ordered placed on file. A certificate was received from Dr. H. A. Wald, 355 Grand Ave. South San Francisco regarding Angelo Mariani, 450 Baden Avenue, stating Mr. Mariani is con- valescing from an~ abdominal operation at which was found an inoperable ulcer, which would prevent him from performing manual labor. This certificate was accompanied by a petition bearing the names of 33 property holders asking that the district on Baden Avenue between Maple and Spruce Avenues be included in the business district of South San Francisco. On motion by Councilman Tibbetts, seconded by Councilman Lloyd, ~the matter was laid over for the conskteration of the full board. A petition was received, signed by fourteen l~roperty owners and residents of the cit~ asking the Board to place street lights on the alley bounded by Maple and Olive Avenues and Aspen Avenue and School Street. The matter was referred to Councilman Tibbetts for investigation, City Clerk's ~cSweeney monthly re crt for !~arch v~ms submitted to the council The monthly reports of the City Judge for the months of February and March and the reports of the Fire Chief, Chief of Police end City ~reasurer for the month of March, 1934, weZereceived. On motion of Couucilman Lloyd, seconded by Council- man Minucciani and regularly carried the reports were accepted and placed on file. 01aims in the amount of $2,80&.94 were next presented for payment to the Council: Robinson - Druggsit John B. Guglielmetti Mutual Engineering C o. Superior Steam Laundry Seagrave Corporation A. J. ,Pacheco Fred, J. 'I~utze So. City Auto Service Pacific Tele.& Tele. Co, J. Welch Standard 0il Co. A. Detomasi So.S,F.Chamber of Conl~erce R. Bisagno Kelley Ear Co. Eauffmaun Bros. Frank O. Jordan Bank of Amer~ Geo. A. Kneese Supplies Police dept, Gas & oil " " fire dept. reaming inside tube for steer- ing column fire engine Wash ~ 1 & ~2 houses March labor & material overhaul No. 2 engine fire alarm mai;~;tenance Mar. 1 governor, 1 tire and tu~e Ford truck - st. dept. 2 tubes phone service ~Mr. removing dogs & cats Mar. Gasoline march poisoning rats March advertising 2 days putting up and taki~ down flags 193~ Auto Blue Book 3 empress packages ballot paper Claim of Gordon Rowe Co. to 3/31/34 Engineering, etc. new relief project $ 1.95 10.41 11.95 2.25 11.90 1,139,40 20.00 27.37 669.72 5.07 45.89 27.50 83.11 4.00 25.00 8,00 1.00 1.70 2.75 125.00 117.87 i60 The Enterprise Enter~ri se press Goodyear TLre & Rubber Co. printing Ord. Nos. 166-7-8 and 9 appointment election officers & advertising for Ford truck printing nominees for pub~lic office 20 copies precinct register, ballots and card notices 200' lawn hose $112.00 S.00 325.22 24,88 To~I $2; 804.94 The claims havi~ been'audited by the finance committee, 0ouncilmen Tibbe~s moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. There being no fur'~er business before the Council, Councilman Ti$betts moved to adjourn until Monday evening, April 16, 1934 at 7:30 o'clock p. m. The motion was seconded by Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. Time of adjournment 8 o'clock p. m. · Respectfully sub mitt e d, M. MINU~C IANI, City Olerl~pre tern.