HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1924-12-08REGULARLY ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD
0F TRUSTEES OF TNE CITY OF SOUTH
SAN FRANCISCO HELD MONDAY
DECEMBER 8tt~~, 1924 .
A regularly adjourned meeting of the Board o~ Trustees of the City of South .San Francisco
was held in the City Hall Monday evening December 8th~.~,1924.
The meeting was called to order at ?;30 o'clock p.m. by Trustee H.F.McNellis, Pres'ident of
the board.
Roll Calls
Roll call found all trustees present,to-wit;-
Trustees, C.Blank,F.A.Cunningham,A,J.Eschelbach,H.McCaffrey,H.F.McNellis. ~
The reading of the minutes of the previous meeting was dispensed with.
The matter on amending ordinance 119, soft drink ordinance, to eliminate the bond feature
and impose direct fines for violation of the ordinance, was first taken up, and met with the approval
of the board.
A new ':: ~ ordinance' entitled "Tree Ordinance" was proposed. This ordinance would give the
City Marshal power to order trees cut down which are on public property or partly~.on..private property
and partly on public property, if interfering with sewers and sidewalks. To be brought up at a futu
future meeting. Amending of the Zoning'ordinance, Fire Ordinance and building ordinance was discussed
and will be considered further at the nexttmeeting of'ithe~oard.
An amusement ordinance; one to ~regulate and provide for a license fee' by moving picture
theatres, pool and billiard parlors, bowling alleys, public pleasure gard~As, museums, circuses and
dance halls was proposed, and after discussion laid over to cone up at a future meeting.
The request of Lawndale City to name a proposed road in Paradise Valley,Hillside Drive,~by
ordinance,was Lo~idered. Action.postponed until the completion of the road.
A motion of the board at a previous ::.eeting to order closed a barber sh~.~p on Commercial avenue
and a shoemaker's shop on Olive ivenue was recinded, and the City Earshal instructed to regulate
the businesses pending the passage of the amendments to the zoning, building, and fire ordinances.
Peter Mai~ani appeared before the board and made a plea for the extension of the business
zone area out Grand Avenue to Magnolia, instead of to Spruce, as now proposed. No action was taken.
President McNellts brought the board's attention to the fact that bids should be called for
on all heavy printing in the future. The suggestion net with the approval of the board. The Clerk
stated that outside of ordinances the next large job would be on tax books the coming July. The
assessment roll for next Spring had been ordered in October.
The following claims sgainst the city were next presented for pavement;.
L.G.Hardy, 'six city directori~ $ 30.00
Holye Printing Company, Post cards $ 4.50
L.J.Borck Uniforns,0fficers Belloni,Miller&Bianc-
Fred J.Lautze Gas~oine November
Patrick & Co stamp, Marshal's office
John Castro removing dogs Nov.
Pac. Gas & Electric Co lights & power Nov.
Pac.Tel & Tel C. cit~~ phones Nov.
So.S.F.Water Co,hall & fountain water Nov.
The Seagrave Co Lens,Fire ~ep't
Moise-~linkner Co Ve~icle & Do~ tags 1925
Tom Galli, Attending fires Sept & Oct
" " Burning Grass July
C.Emerson Attending fire nov l,
Johnn~astro " "
Eoe Bernardo " ~
Sam Kiessling " "
hini
Total
195.00
4.50
2.05
$ 9.00
8464.92
~ 24.70
$ 4.15
$ 4.00
~ 19.18
i5.00
2.50
2.50
5.00
$ 5.00
5,00
V8?.O0
The bills having been audited' by
the finance committee Trus. tee Cunningham moved they be paid. The motion was seconded by Trustee
Eschelbach a~d regularly carried.
There being no further bu~.iness before the board Trustee Eschelbach ~oved to adjourn ~mtil~
the next regular meeting, Monday, December 1~th,~924.
and regularly carried.
Time of adjournment, 9 o'clock p.m.
The motion was seconded by Trustee Cunningham
Approved , ~ ~
Fresident o/t~ B~ustees
Respectfully submitted,