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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1936-02-17I 28.,..,0 REGULAR~ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,HELD MONDAY,FEBRUARY 1V,1936 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of South San Franctsc was held held in the city hall, Monday evening, February 17th,1936. The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock p.m. by Mayor Reese Lloyd. ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present,as follows;- Councilmen, V.Boido, R.Lloyd, J.F.~ager,M.Minucciani, R.Tibbetts. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read. There being no errors or omissions Councilman Tibbetts moved they be adopted as read. The motion was seconded by Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. An application for a restaurant license wes received from McLaughlin & Granger for a location close to the San Francisco Airport, Moved by Councilman Boido,seconded by Council- man Minucciani that the permit be ~ranted. Carried and the license ordered issued. An application for a restaurant license was received from Mrs. Harder, 206 Lux Avenue. On a~count of the location, etc,the matter was laid over till the next meeting. A report from City Engineer Gee A.Kneese showed that the Oakland Sewe~Gon~tructi~n Company had completed their contract to install au 18 inch diameter sanitary sewer in the South ~ industrial Area, and that the sum of $3369.18 was due them on first payment, leaving a balance of ~1123.06 due them after 35 days from date. Accepted. Engineer Klassen submitted a statement showing the cost of installing ~ macadam sidewalk in Orange Avenue to be $21~4.22, of which the city's share was $5~1,~4. Accepted. Nfs. henry Veit applied for a refund of $2.1~ over paid taxes on her automobile on account of the State placing the age of the car as 193~,in ~rror, instead of 1924. On motion by Councilman Ninucciani,seconded by Councilman Boido and regularly carried the refund was granted. Pacific Gas & Electric Company made application for permission to open a trench in Second Lane,West of ~aple Avenue. Rferred to Councilman Tibbetts and the ~esired permit granted. Sociedad Mutualista Nexicana "~0RELOS" requested permission to hold dances in Fraterna~ Hall, March 28, ~ay 2n, July 4th,September 12,1936,from 8 o'clock p.m. to 2 o'clock a.m, and to hold Literary Exercises at the Grammar School Auditorium on May ~, and September from ~;~0 p.m. to l0 o'clock p.m. On motion by Councilman Boido, seconded by councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried the permits were granted. A communication was received from the Edmund Parrott Chapter No.16,Disabled American Veterans of the World War, inviting the ~ayor and Council to be present at their meet- ing in Hoover Hall,Burlingame,February 21, in the interest of Highway Safety Driving. Eayor Lloyd stated some of the city officials should go, and requested the clerk to reply stating one or more would be in attendance. Notice was received from Andrew Eynding stating the insurance company covering certain classes of work, such as road paving,street paving,sewer cleaning, tree pruning, garbage works,policem~n,firemen, ets, had reduced their rates to the city,which would result in considerable saving. Communication accepted~ and placed on file. Applications for positions on the April election board were received from Mt.Ambrosia Cerri,Mrs. Francis Rinehart and Miss Josephine Casagrande. Applications ordered placed on file. A communication was received from Assemblyman Cronin of San Francisco,stating that the Legistative Con~nittees on constitutional amendments concerning the better control of liquor would hold a meeting on the 20,February, and requested that this city send a representative. The City Council decided to take no part in the matter. Claims in the amount of $4016.97 were next presented to the council for payment;- Mrs. henry Veit, Rod Tibbetts San Mateo County Title Co Peters & Wilson Nursery Arndt's Dept. Store refund of auto tax $ 2.13 Division League dinners $ 3.00 real estate transfers Jan. $ 1.50 granulated German Peat $ 2.58 6 towls,fire dept $ 4.51 Superior Steam Laundry wash 2 fire houses January $ 14.10 Oakland Sewer Construction Co,let payment on s~wer contract .~4469.18 San Jose Hardware' Co electric caps,Linden Bridge $ 9.48 Fred Brown Ha~lawel Seed Co. C lifornia State Auto Ass'n J.~.Barnes Fred Oauer Standard 0il Co.,of Calif John Corse F.C.Thomas Furniture ~o Burroughs Adding Machine Co carpenter work,Linden Ave Bridg$ 36.00 Rye grass,etc, ~ $ 11.86 1 parking sign pole Foreman Linde~ Ave.BridCe labor on Linden" gasoline removing dead dogs,Dec.& Jan. laying linoleum police dept six months maintenance 1.78 52.50 8.00 6.00 12.7o American Push Broom & Brush CoPush Brooms Frank Pariani D.W.Ratto '! ti I' So.City.. ,, Lumber., & Sup~.ly Co I, ,, I! l! II II II !1 I! I1 11 Il I! 11 11 I, ~1 II Il Il II II II If Il Il Il Il Il Il Il Il Il Il Industrial City Lumber Co " The EnterpriSe printing San Mateo Feed & Fuel Co '~ 5.55 2O .81 install head lights fire dept, $ 3.38 rent of yard & Building for Linden Avenue Bridge Edqrs $ ~5.00 " " "Watchman House $ 15.00 cement & trowel,for Linden Brdg$ 3.30 materials, Linden Avenue Bri~ge~$ 45.47 II II Il Il II II If II II II II II Il II street department " $ 3.19 " $116.58 '! $ 5 .55 " $ 2.47 " ,~ 2.68 " $ 9.01 " ~ 4.28 ' 70.05 49.02 51.oo compressor & operator ROLL CALL. Roll call found all members of the council present,as follows;- Councilmen, V.Boido, R.Lloyd, J.F.~ager,M.~inucciani, R.Tibbetts. The minutes of the two previous meetings were read. There being no errors or omissions Councilman Tibbetts moved they be adopted as read. The motion was seconded By Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. ~ application for a restaurant license was received from McLaughlin & Granger for a location close to tl~e San Francisco Airport, Moved by Councilman Boido,seconded by Council- man Minucciani that the permit be ~ranted. Carried and the license ordered issued. An application for a restaurant license was received from Mrs. Harder, 206 Lux Avenue. On a~count of the location, etc,the matter was laid over till the next meeting. A report from City Engineer Geo A.Kneese showed that the Oakland Sewer,s.ConStruction Company had completed their contract to install an 18 inch diameter sanitary sewer in the South ~ industrial Area, and that the sum of $Z369.18 was due them on first payment, leaving a balance of $1123.06 due them after 35 days from date. Accepted. Engineer Klassen submitted a statement showing the cost of installing ~ macadam sidewalk in Orange Avenue to be $2194.22, of which the city's share was $591,~4. Accepted. Mrs. ~enry Veit applied for a refund of $2.13 over paid taxes on her automobile on account of the State placing the age of the car as 1934,in ~rror, instead of 11~24. On motion by Councilman Minucciani,seconded by Councilman Boido and regularly carried the refund was granted. Pacific Gas & Electric Company made application for permission to open a trench in Second Lane,~est of ~aple Avenue. Rferred to Councilman Tibbetts and the ~esired permit granted. Sociedad Nutualista Nexicana "~0RELOS" requested permission to hold dances in Fraterna~ Hall, March 28, kay ~n, July 4th,September 12,1~36,from 8 o'clock p.m. to ~ o~clock a.m, and to hold Literary Exercises at the Grammar School Auditorium on May 2, and September 12,1936~ from ~;30 p.m. to l0 o'clock p.m. On motion by Councilman Boido, seconded by councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried the permits were granted. A communication was received from the Edmund Parrott Chapter No.16,Disabled American Veterans of the World ~ar, inviting the Mayor and Council to be present at their meet- ing in Hoover Hall,Burlingame,February 21, in the interest of Highway Safety Driving. ~layor Lloyd stated some of the city officials should go, and requested the clerk to reply stating one or more would be in attendance. Notice was received from Andrew Eynding stating the insurance company covering certain classes of work, such as road paving,street pa~ing,sewer cleaning, tree pruning, garbage works,policemen,firemen, ete, had reduced their rates to the city,which would result in considerable saving. Communication accepted~ and placed on file. Applications for positions on the April election board were received from Mt. Ambrosia Cerri,~rs. Francis Rinehart and Miss Josephine Casagrande. Applications ordered placed on file. A communication was received from Assemblyman Cronin of San Francisco,stating that the Legistative Con~nittees on constitutional amendments concerning the better control of liquor would hold a me~ting on the ~0,February, and requested that this city send a representative. The City Council decided to take no part in the matter. Claims in the amount of $4016.9~ were next presented to the council for payment;- Mrs. henry Veit, Rod Tibbetts San Nateo County Title Co Peters & Wilson Nursery Arndt's Dept. Store refund of auto tax $ 2.13 Division League dinners ~ 3.00 real estate transfers Jan. $ 1.50 granulated Gelnnan Peat $ 2.58 6 towls,fire dept $ 4.51 Superior Steam Laundry wash 2 fire houses ~anua~y $ 14.10 Oakland Sewer Construction Co,lst payment on s~wer contract ~$4469.18 ~ San Jose Hardware~Co Fred Brown Ha~lawel Seed Co. C lifornia State Auto Ass'n J~E .Barnes F~ed Oauer Standard 0il Co.,of Calif John Corso F.C.Thomas Furniture Co electric caps,Linden Bridge $ 9.48 carpenter work,Linden Ave Bridg$ 36.00 Rye grass,etc, $ 11.85 i parkin~ sign pole Foreman Linde~ Ave.Dridge labor on Linden" " gasoline removing dead dogs,Dec.& Jan. laying linoleum poL~ice dept 1.V8 52.50 8.00 41.32 6.00 Burroughs Adding Machine Co six months maintenance ~'~ 5 55 American Push Broom & B~ush CoPush Brooms ~ 20~81 Frank Pariani install head lights fire dept, $ 3.38 D.W.Ratto rent of yard & Building for Linden Avenue Bridge i[dqrs $ 35.00 "" " " " "Watchman House $ 15.00 So.City Lumber & Supply Co cement & trowel,for Linden Brdg$ 3.30 " " " materials, Linden Avenue Bri~ge~ 45,47 " " " " " " " " $ 3.19 " " " " " " " " $116.58 " " " " " " " " ~ 3.55 ,, t, ,, ,, " " " " ~ 2.4V " " " " " " " ~" ~ 2.68 " " " " " " " " $ 9.01 " " " " " " " " $ 4.28 Industrial City Lumber Co " street department $ 70.05 The EnterpriSe printing $ 49.02 San Mateo Feed & Fuel Co compressor & operator $ 51.00 Total $4016.9~. The claim~ having '~een audited bythe finance committee Councilman T~.bbetts moved they be paid.The motion was seconded by Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried. Under the head of unfinished business the matter of the application of O.H.Thomson for the privilege of advertising on his sign in daytime was taken up and laid over for a future meeting. The request of the California State Automobile Association to city attorney Coleberd for a favorable opinion on the application of J.Oarcia for a refund of taxes paid on his automobile in this city was laid over till the next meeting. The proposed ordinance amending ordinance No ~l,section ~l, to reduce penalties on delinquent taxpayers was not ready. There being no further business councilm~n Nager moved to adjourn until Monday evening, February 24th,1936,at 8 o'clock p.m. The motion was seconded by councilman Boido and regularly carried. Time of adjournment, 8;45 o'clock p.m. Respectfully submitted, {~City C er~ Approved NaY~0r oi~So~t~h.~._~.~n~ Francisco