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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, HELD
MONDAY, JUNE 20,1938.
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of South San Francisco was held in
the City Hall, Monday evening, June 20th, 1938.
The meeting was called to order at 8 o'clock p.m. by Mayor A.J.Eschelbach.
ROLL CALL.
Roll call found all members of the City Council present, as follows;-
Councilmen,V.Boido, A.J.Eschelbach, M.Minuccianl, D.W.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read. There being no errors or omissions they
were approved as read.
A communication was received from the City of Santa Clara inviting the city officials
of South San Francisco to attend their Fourth of July three day celebration, including various
display by the Firemen's Association of improved fire fighting, parades, etc. Mayor Eschelbach
asked Fire Chief Welte if he wished to attend. The fire chie~ stated the Fourth of July seasom
was always a busy one in South San Francisco, and he would not care to take a chance of being out
of town. Communication ordered placed on file
A copy of an agreement submitted by Architect He~ry H.Gutterson to the South San Francisco
Libray Board was read to the City Council~ Mayor Eschelbach stated the council had met with the
Library Board and Architect and the committee on addition to the library, and all agreed on a course
of procedure to secure the government grant and the city's assistance in making the addition.
The Copy of the agreement was ~rdered placed on file.
Hugh F.McNellis, on behalf of the California Life Payment Plan, requested permission to
hold a meeting of the proponents of the proposition in the Council Chamber of the City Hall,
in the middle or latter part of next week. Permission granted .....
The California Wire Cloth Company of this city and Oakland requested to be notified when
bids would be called for fencing the Tennis Court. The City Clerk was instructed to send notice
to the company of the date.
A communication was received from the local postoffice requesting permission to drain over
flow water from the settling basin, basement window and entrance area, into the sanitary sewer of
the proposed new postoffice~stating the flow would be approximately 100 gallons per hour.
Engineer Klassen explaind the flow would be much more than that~ that very few cities allow·
drain or roof water to drain into the sanitary sewer. ~ire Chief Welte stated the city ordinance
prohibits connection of storm water sewers with sanitary sewers. The matter was laid over until
more data can be seaured from t'he government regarding slope, areas,etc.
The League of California Municipalities submitted a communication showing the next convention
of the league would be held in Santa Barbara, September 8 to ~, Inc. and requested the city
to outline a list of suggestions to be submitted to the convention at the meeting. Laid over
got consideration.
Fire Chief A.J.Welte submitted the names of Carl Rinehart and ~ack Huntington for appoint-
~ment to the call forces of the fire department. On motion by Councilman Tibbetts, seconded by
Councilman ~inucciani and regularly carried the appointments were made.
John Mangini and A.BoRusso of the Industrial Softball League Dance Con~uittee applied for
a permit to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall, Saturday evening July 2Z,1~38, and enclosed ~.00 for
special police service. On motion by Councilman Ratto, seconded by Councilman Minucciani and
regularly carried the desired pe~aission was granted.
A comm~mication was received from County Engineer' ~arshall, together with a map of the
territory affected by soil erosion in the Cclma Creek district, stating that meeting on the
subject would be held in the South San Francisco City Hall on Wednesday, June ~2,1~8, at 2 o'clock
P.~, and invited those interested to attend. ~ayor~Eschelbach requested Engineer Klassen and
City Attorney Coleberd to be in attendance.'
Jno.H.Skeeggs, District Engineer of the Division of Highways, submitted the FIRST SUP?LE*
NENTAL ~E~0RAND~ 0~'~ AGREE~ENT in triplicate to provide for the expenditure of the ~ cent fund ~
on State Highways for the 19~7-19~0 Biennium, for execution by the ~ayor and Clerk. ~his refers
to the bridge south of the underpass.
ORDINANCE NO.
An ordinance entitled" AN ORDINANCE ~ENDING ORDINANCE N0.21 OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ENTITLED" AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
A S¥ST~ FOR THE ASSESS~ENT~ LEVY AND COL~CTION OF
CITY TAXES IN THE CITY 0F SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO"
passed April 19th, 1909 by adding thereto two sections to be numbered 54 and 54A and repealing
ordinance No.168 of said City of South San Francisco"
was introduced by Councilman ~inucctani, had its first title reading and was laid over to
come up under the regular order of business at the next .regular meeting of the City Council.
RESOLUTION N0.6~9
Councilman Ratto introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South San
Francisco, adopting plans and specifications for the construction of a fence about the Tennis Court
to be constructed by the City of South San Francisco on the Orange Avenue Park. The resolution
was adopted by the votes of all the members of the City Council;as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido, A.J.Eschelbach, ~.Minucciani,D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen, None,
Absent,Councilmen,None. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney
City Clerk.
Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.~, at page 187.
RESOLUTION N0.880.
Councilman Tibbetts introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San
Francisco,ordering the construction of a fence about the Tennis C~Urt to be constructed in the
park at Orange Avenue in the City of South San Francisco. The resolution was adopted by
votes of all the members of the city council, as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido, A.J.Eschelbach, N.Ninucciani, D.W.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen, None.
Attest Daniel McSweeney Di~d~ will be opened Tuesday eVening,
Absent~ Councilmen, ~one.
July 8,1~8 in the city hail;~. 8 O'clock P.M. City Clerk.
~'/~'~RE" :~_eco'r'~o~ fn~G~_.of Re~o!Dtions, Vol.3, at page 137. ouncilman Minucciani- I~Yd~e--~~
SOLUTION NO.$~i, authorizing the'~ayor to 'file an appilation to~'~e U~i~'~tates o'~' ~g~Ic& through
~edera. 1 Eme_rgency Administration of Public Works for aid in const~_ructi~ an addition to the citv'~
of South San Francisco to attend their Fourth of July three day celebration, including various
display by the Firemen's Association of improved fire fighting, parades, etc. Mayor Eschelbach
asked Fire Chief Welte if he wished to attend. The fire chie~ stated the Fourth of July season
was always a busy one in South San Francisco, and he would not care to take a chance of being out
of town. Communication ordered placed on file
A copy of an agreement submitted by Architect tte~ry H.Gutterson to the South San Francisco
Libray Board was read to the City Counctl~ Mayor Eschelbach stated the council had met with the
Library Board and Architect and the committee on addition to the library, and all agreed on a course
of procedure to secure the government grant and the city's assistance in making the addition.
The Copy of the agreement was ordered placed on file.
Hugh F.McNellis, on behalf of the California Life Payment Plan, reque~ted permission to
hold a meeting of the proponents of the proposition in the Council Chamber of the City Hall,
in the middle or latter part of next week. Permission granted
The California Wire Cloth Company of this city and Oakland requested to be notified when
bids would be called for fencing the Tennis Court. The City Clerk was instructed to send notice
to the company of the date.
A communication was received from the local postoffice requesting permission to drain over
flow water from the settling basin, basement window and entrance area, into the sanitary sewer of
the proposed new postoffice~stating the flow would be approximately 100 gallons per hour.
Engineer Klassen explaind the flow would be much more than that. that very few cities allow ·
drain or roof water to drain into the sanitary sewer. Fire Chief Welte stated the city ordinance
prohibits connection of sto~u water sewers with sanitary sewers. The matter was laid over until
more data can be seaured from the government regarding slope, areas,etc.
The League of California ~unicipalities submitted a com~.unication showing the next convenulon
of the league would be held in Santa Barbara, September ~ to ~, Inc. and requested the city
to outline a list of suggestions to be submitted to the convention at the meeting. Laid over
~or consideration.
Fire Chief A.J.Welte submitted the names of Carl Rinehart and Oack Huntington for appoint-
ment to the call forces of the fire department. On motion by Councilman Tibbetts, seconded by
Councilman Minucciani and regularly carried the appointments were made.
John Man~ini and A.B.Russo of the Industrial Softball League Dance Con~uittee applied for
a permit to hold a dance in Fraternal Hall, Saturday evening July 2Z,19GS, and enclosed i~.00 for
special police service. On motion by Councilman Ratto, seconded by Councilman ~inucciani and
regularly carried the desired permission was granted.
A communication was received from County Engineer' Narshall, together with a map of the
territory affected by soil erosion in the Cclma Creek district, stating that meeting on the
subject would be held in the South San Francisco City Hall on Wed~,esday, June ~2,1~8, at 2 o'clock
P.~, and invited those interested to attend. ~ayor~Eschelbach requested Engineer Klassen and
City Attorney Coleberd to be in attendance.'
Jno.H.Skeeggs, District Engineer of the Division of Highways, submitted the F~RST SUPPLE*
RENTAL ME~0RANDUM 0F. AGREET¥~ENT in triplicate to provide for the expenditure of the T cent fund
re~ e_ S
on State Highways for the 1937-1930 Biennium, for execution by the ~ayor and Clerk. ~his ~ ~
to the bridge south of the underpass.
ORDINANCE NO.
An ordinance entitled" AN ORDINANCE A~!ENDING ORDINANCE N0.21 OF THE CITY 0F
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ENTITLED" AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
A SYSTE~ FOR THE ASSESS~ENT~ LEVY AND COL~CTION OF
CITY TAXES IN THE CITY 0F SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO"
passed April 19th, 1909 by adding thereto two sections to be numbered 5% and 54A and repealing
ordinance No.188 of said City of South San Francisco"
was introduced by Councilman ~inucciani, had its first title reading and was laid over to
come up under the regular order of business at the next regular meeting of the City Council.
RESOLUTION N0.649
Councilman Ratto introduced a resolution of the City Council of the City of South San
Francisco, adopting plans and specifications for the construction of a fence about the Tennis Court
to be constructed by the City of South San Francisco on the Orange Avenue Park. The resolution
was adopted by the votes of all the members of the City Council;as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido, A.J.Eschelbach, ~.Minucciani,D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen, None,
Absent,Councilmen, None. Attest Daniel ~cSweeney
City Clerk.
Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.~, at page 157.
RESOLUTION N0.850.
Councilman Ttbbetts introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South San
Francisco,ordering the construction of a fence about the Tennis Court to be constructed in the ~
park at Orange Avenue in, the City of South San Francisco. The resolution was adopted by th~
votes of all the members of the city council, as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido, A.J.Eschelbach, ~.~inucciani, D.W.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts. i
Noes, Councilmen, None. ~
Absent, Councilmen, ~one. Attest Daniel McSweeney ..... ~i~ will be opened Tuesday eVening,
July 5,1938 in the city hal!~i~ 8 O'clock P.M. City Clerk.
_, ~cD~de~ tu mock of Resolutions. Vol.3, at page Ii~7. ~
~C~ci'~ MLuucciani~ ~.'~I'~.~O¢~uce~ ........ ' ....... ~ ........ ~~
~SOLUTION N0.651, authorizing the ~yor~to~file an appliation to ~he U?.i~e~' ~ates O~~ ~crlc~ t~ough t~
~ederal ~ergency A~inistration of Public Works for aid in constructing an addition to the city's Library.~
~as adooted ~animouslF bF the OitF Oo~cil. Recorded in Book ~.~..,/.,~[~e.~,~t~.~ Vol.3 at . ~ ~_ ...... . ~,*
Co~t~ Bo~dO l~roduced ' approving First Supplemental ~emor~d~ of
Agreement ffo~ Expendtt~e of ~ cen~ 'gas t~ allocated for State Highways in the city off South S~
Francisco. The resolution was~ adopted by the votes of all t-he members of the City. Council,
a~,follows; A~es, Council~en, V.Eoido, A.J.Eschelbach, M.Minucciani, D.W.Ratto,Rod Tibbetts.
NOes, Councilmen, None, Absent, Councilmen,None. Attest ..,Daniel McSweeney. City Cle
Recorded in book of Resolutions. Vol.3. at page 160.
RESOLUTION N0.651.
Councilman Einucctani'Introduced a resolution of the city council of the City of South
San Francisco authorizing Ozie Layor to file an application to the United States of America
through the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works for a grant to aid in financing
the construction of an addition to the public library and desi&~ating A.J.Eschelbach, as ~ay
to furnish such information as the government may request. The resolution was adopted ~y
the votes of all the members of the city council, as follows;-
Ayes, Councilmen, V.Boido, A.J.Eschelbach, M.Minucciani, D.~.Ratto, Rod Tibbetts.
Noes, Councilmen,None.
Absent, Councilmen, None. Attest Daniel McSweeney
City Clerk.
Recorded in Book of Resolutions, Vol.~,at page 158.
Claims in the amount of ~2340.52
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Luigi Grass,
M. Laufer
A. Bert o luc c i
C. Hans on
J. Hanson
Chas Stuerman
W.E.Eckstrom
E. Carrierio
A. Trakas
F.Parenti
0 .McConaghy
L. Penna
J.Barbee
E.Soto
S. Lumb e rp
J. Cotrogas
C. A.McDamiel
Dan Palany
N~ Butcher
Joe Gall,
~a~tin Moro
R. Lov t
N. Guidotti
Frank Dieu
William Gorman
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~eorge A.Kneese
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So City Auto Service
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Dudle~ Perkins labor ~,!otor Cycle $ 5
Fred J.Lautze police radio $112
Associated Oil Co wash, etc,police carS 3
So. City Auto Service reps to buick $ 19
Union 0il Co wash oil pol.car $ 3
Fred J.Lautze rent Ford to ~olice$ 5
" " inner tube Fire Chf$ 4
So.S.F.Hospital exams phys firemen $ 5
American Fire Eq. Co 2 w2enches firemen,~ 12
Universal ~ool ~fg. Co Rep Fire Dpt Reg.$ 12
F.C.Thomas Furn. rep & Remake ~attres 28
Na~. Fire Pro.Asso
C. Rinehart
A. Robibson
C, Bott
G.Maggi
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Enterprise Press
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San ~'ateo Co.Title Co., May reports
Kelley's Welding, shears !i,: Straps,
Holmes Express ~reight city hall
Pac.Tel & Tel. May phones
copy model record $ 2
burnin~i; grass $ 24
" " $ 24
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" " ~ 24
print del tax list $106
mamo blank sheets ~ 1
5000 circulars,policeS
Envelopes Bld, g Dept$ ll
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$ 74
$ 31.50 D.McSweeney, P?O.rent,stamps,keys etc $ 7
" " $ 40.50 Richfield 0il Co. 365 ~alS gas ~ 57
Labor ~range A~e Bark $ 49.50. So.S.F~Ch~.a~.~er.C~mmerce Adv.'g June $ 25
" " " " $ 51. Peters & ~ilson 50 Bla~k Acacia tree~ 23
engineering Var. Project 75.60 Enterprise Foundry f~ames,grates W.P.A.$ 49
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" " " ~380. ~,S,Wetcnhal Co., Cart. Conduits" ""$ 24
" " " $11~.79~Standard ~ence Co erect baskstop $110
pipe for W.P.A. Sewer ~105.55 Cook's 0il Co., oil for mosquito abate ~ 26
gasoline, service $ 1.93 j % ~ ~1 Total $2340
The claims having ~een audited by the finance committee Councilman Do,do moved
they be paid. The motion was seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. ....
Under the head of unfinished business City attorney Coleberd stated he was not
to give a decision on the application of E.Bottini for a permit to construct a dwelling in
the restricted zone on Linden Avenu~,~.but would reply at the next meeting,
Mr. T.E Ducette of th6 Surlingame Advance,appeared before the council with refer~
to the newspaper's offer to advertise the City of ~outh San Francisco in their San Mateo Count
Fiesta Edition for the s~.~m of ~84 per page. Mr. ~)ucette ~ave a first class version of the Pe~
~eed of advertising. Councitman~oido~ asked Mr, DuCc~tte why the Fiesta people did not secure
· ~ ~ ~,r. Doucette said he did not know but would be plea~
· the Tan,oran Building for the exoosition."
inquire from the authorities and wo~ld let the city council ~now at the next meeting of the b(
The com~ittees on Cummunuty Center reported that they were working on the pro,ecl
were ready to ask. that an architect be named. Mr. Rocca stated that the site could be agree(
~.ecurzno the services of an anchitect should be taken iJ~ediately.
later, but that action in o '
He stated ~1500 was the fi~.~ure named to retain one. Opposition to this amount was.~voiCed, but
motion ~ Oouncilman Tibbetts,$1000 was finally agreed upon, after ?~[ayor Eschelbach guarantt~
this figure. He stated the ~1000 would be careiully spent as a starter for the project.
Bramble was in favor of a swmmmino pool and Co~m~unitv House together, but not in Orange Avenu.
Park. $~e said admission,, charges would su~port the institution. She ~elieved the city's ~.~
~ acre park off ~iller Avenue would be an ideal spot. Councilman Ratto believed the ~iller Ave~
~--~ park too far out, of town, and entailed the heavy expense of grading, building streets, sidewa~
~approaches,a lighting system and a watering system. Mr. Logan Franklin stated the site wo~
make a good one and a nice place to live near. i~lr. Rocca stated the plans would be so drawn
that they could easily be adjusted to any site the people azreed upon. ~iuch discussion arose
concerning the proposed site. The Civic Center was not given consideration. Councilman Rat,0
added that Orange Avenue Park had water at hand. The committee will meet again on Wednesd:
evening at the Enterprise office, at.seven o'clock
Councilman no,do reported that a signal on the ~ayshore Highway w~s knocked down.
The matter of insurin~ the signals was proposed and Councilman Ratto was requested to look up
umldmn.z Inspector Welte was instructed to issue no mo~
the rat~rof insurance o~ such signals. B ' ' ~
permits to FosterKlaisThere being no further business before the .board CounciD~an Minucciani moved to adjo~
until Konday evening, June 27,1~38, at 7;J0 o'clock.p.m. The motion was seconded by Councilm~
no,do and regularly carried.
Time of adjournment, 10;25 o'clock P.N.
Respectfully subn~ed~
Approv ed
Mayor of South San Francisco
permits to
L. Goin
E.Bottino
Luigi Grass,
M.Laufer
A.Bertclucci
C.Hanson
J.Hanson
Chas i~tuerman
W.E.Eckstrom
E.Carrierio
A.Trakas
F.Parenti
0.McConaghy
L. Penna
J.Barbee
E.Soto
S.Lumberp
J.Cotrogas
C.A.McD~-iel
Dan Palany
N,Butcher
Joe Gall,
Martin Moro
R. Lovi
N.Guidotti
Frank Dieu
William German
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Dudle~ Perkins labor ~dotor Cycle $ 5/
Fred J.Lautze police radio. $112.
Associated 0fl Co wash, etc,polmce car~ 3.
So. City Auto Service reps to buick ~ 19.
Union 0il Co wash oil pol.car $ 3.
Fred J.Lautze rent Ford to police~ 5.
" " inner tube Fire Chf$ 4.
So.S.F.Hospital exams phys firemen ~ 5.
American Fire Eq. Co 2 w~enches firemen,~ 12.
Universal ~ool ~,Ifg. Co Rep Fire Dpt Reg.$ 12.
F.C.Thomas Furn. rep & Remake Maitre8 28.
Na~.Fire Pro.Asso copy model record $ 2.
C.Rinehart burnin!~ grass $ 24.
A.Robibson " "
27.00' O,Bort
27.00 G.~laggi
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27.00 Enterprise Press
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$ 24.
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print del tax list $106.
mamo blank sheets ~ 1.
5000 circulars,police$3~.
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27.00
31.50
31.50
31.50
31.50
40.50
" Envelopes Bld, g Dept$ 11.
£an"'ateo Ce.Title Co., May reports
Kelley's Welding, shears .~: Straps, $ l,
Holmes Express freight city hall
Pac.Tel & Tel. May phones $ 74.
D.McSweeney, P?0.rent,stamps,keys etc $ 7.
Richfield 0il Co. 365 ~alS gas ~ 57,
Labor ~ra~.,ge A~e,, Park,. ~ 49.50.: So.S.F~Ohamber. C~mmerce Adv.'g June $ 25.
" $ 51.7~__ Peters & Wilson 50 Bla'ck Acacia tree~. 23/
engineering Var. Pro~ect 75.60 Enterprise Foundry f~ames,grates W.P.A.$ 49,
" " " ':~360 83 W,S,Wetenhal Co., Cart. Conduits"" "$ 24.
" " ', ~117179~ Standard ~ence Co erect baskstop ~110,
pipe for W.P.A. Sewer $105.55 Cook's 0il Co., oil for mosquito abate ~ 26,
gasoline, service ~ 1.93 jy#.l>. Total $2340,
The claims having Been audited by the finance committee Councilman Be,do moved
they be paid. The motion was seconded by Councilman Tibbetts and regularly carried. "~
Under the head of unfinished business City attorney Coleberd stated he was not re
to give a decision on the application of E.Bottini for a permit to construct a dwelling in
the restricted zone on Linden Avenu~.,.-but would reply at the next meeting,
Mr. T.E Ducette of the ~urlingame Advance,appeared before the council with refere
to the newspaper's offer to advertise the City of South San Francisco in their San Mateo Count
Fiesta Edition for the sum of ~84 per page. Mr. Ducette ~ave a first class version of the Per
~eed ~f advertising. ¢oun~i!man,Boido asked Mr, DuCc~tte why the Fiesta people did not secure
th.e Tanforan Building for the exposition. Mr. Doucette said he did not know but would be pleas
inquire from the authorities and would let the city co~:.ncil ~:now at the next meeting of the bc
The committees on Cummunuty Center reported that they were working on the project
were ready to ask~ that an architect be named. Mr. Rocca stated that the site could be agree¢
later, but that action in securing the services of an a~chitect should be taken i~:'mediately.
He stated ~1500 was the fi[ute named to retain one. Opposition to this amount was;voiCed, but
motion b~ Councilman Tibbetts,~1000 was finally agreed upon, after Mayor Eschelbach guarantt~
this figure. He stated the ~1000 would be carefully spent as a starter for the project. Mr~
Bramble was in favor of a swimming pool and Co~unity ~ouse together, but not in Orange Avenu~
Park. She said admission, charges would support the institution. She col,eyed the city's 3.3~
acre park off Miller Avenue would be an ideal spot. Councilman Ratto believed the Miller Ave.
park too far out, of town, and entailed the heavy expense of grading, building streets, sidewa[
~approaches,a lighting system and a watering system. Mr. Logan Franklin stated the site wo~
~ake a good one and a nice place to live near. Mr. Rocca stated the plans would be so drawn
that they could easily be adjusted to any site the people a~reed upcn. Much discussion arose
concerning the proposed site. The Civic Center was not given consideration. Councilman Rat,0
added that Orange Avenue Park had water at hand. The committee will meet again on Wednesd~
evening at the Enterprise office, at.seven o'clock P.M.
Councilman Be,do reported that a siLnaal on the Eayshore Highway was knocked down.
The.matter of insurinM the signals was proposed and Councilman Ratto was requested to look up
.~ . . g
the rat%rOf insurance o~ such signals. Su~ld~n Inspector Welte was instructed to issue no mo:
FosterKlaisThere being no further business before the board Councilman ~inucciani moved to adjo~
until Konday evening, June 27,1938, at 7;50 o'clock.p.m. The motion was seconded by Councilm~
Be,do and regularly carried.
Time of adjournment, 10;25 o'clock
Approved
Mayor of South San Francisco